Performing artist Sofia Trazona finally accomplished a long-held dream of undergoing breast enhancement surgery in April, embracing her womanhood while turning off the online hate.
Trazona, who is now establishing a name for herself, revealed that cosmetic surgeon Dra. Carmina Eleora of Eleora Face & Body Aesthetics carried out the treatment known as The Perky360° MIBA (Minimal Incision Breast Augmentation).
Sofia Trazona embraces womanhood. Handout
Prioritizing “safety, natural results, minimal scarring, and harmony with the body,” the technique is touted as a new standard in breast augmentation.
For former SexBomb Girls member Izzy Trazona's trans child, the transformation was both emotional and empowering. “Mentally, it is a representation of everything that I want me to be. When I see myself in the mirror, I see me and not someone that I used to be,” she opened up.
Finally, the physical allure had matched with her inner beauty. “I’ve always wanted to honor my womanhood,” added the social media star.
When she wanted to be a trans woman several years ago, breast augmentation was always on her mind. This prompted her to conduct extensive research, consult with many specialists, and mentally prepare herself.
Meeting Dra. Eleora and discovering her minimally invasive approach was a game changer. “It was new for me because most of the doctors I talked to opted for a bigger incision. But for Doc Carmina, the incision is much smaller,” Trazona shared.
“I understand that Sofia’s aesthetic goal is to look more feminine, not to look overdone. Actually, her goal is very aligned with Perky360° because my goal is not just bigger size. My goal is not just to make the breasts fuller but to make them perky in all angles,” explained Dra. Eleora.
Every Perky360° is tailored to the patient's body shape, chest anatomy, lifestyle and personal preferences, front profile, side contour, movement, and posture. Trazona made it clear to the cosmetic surgeon that the outcome should complement, not conflict with, her career as a drag performer.
Sofia Trazona poses for photo with Dra. Carmina Eleora. Handout
The doctor grasped Trazona's concerns and addressed them by saying, “Every body is different and true aesthetic work should enhance what’s already there — not overpower it.”
After carefully assessing Trazona’s body, Dra. Eleora presented her with the recommended implant size, to which she immediately agreed. “I was very surprised with Sofia because she really wanted just the natural looking size,” revealed the doctor. “Sakto naman. ‘Yung size that I measured with her is sakto sa gusto niyang size.”
Trazona, like all of the patients at Eleora Face and Body Aesthetics, underwent a thorough evaluation, planning, and post-operative care. She was cared for by the surgeon at all times, ensuring a safe and comprehensive journey.
“No aesthetic result is worth compromising patient safety. Safety will always come before beauty. The goal is both — never one at the expense of the other,” she underscored.
The Perky360° MIBA (Minimal Incision Breast Augmentation) introduced. Handout. Trazona feels more rejuvenated than she has in weeks since her operation. She has resumed her regular schedule. “Sobrang bilis ng healing. I am back to normal. Hindi na restricted sa mga ginagawa ko. I can even dance. Super satisfied ako sa gawa ni Doc Carmina. Doc Carmina is so kind. Whenever I talk to her, it feels like a mother-daughter relationship. I’m happy that I chose her,” she expressed.
Entering a new chapter, the 24-year-old performer then sent a message to her future self, “My message to the future me? ‘Hi, dear! How are you? Know that every step of the way, you’ve made it. You’ve conquered it all. Give props to yourself.”
The Perky360° MIBA procedure is suitable for women of all lifestyles. It is recommended not only for women with smaller or flatter breasts, but also for women who have undergone pregnancy or breastfeeding, have breast asymmetry, have lost weight, have mild sagging, believe their proportions are unbalanced, want more confidence in clothing, and transwomen who want their body to reflect their identity.