Kim Brockhurst, 51, went under the knife hoping to increase her 32AA breasts by two cup sizes.
But she was shocked when she came round after the surgery to find she had a pair of huge DD breasts.
When she woke up, she was horrified to discover she had been given DD breasts.
Ms Brockhurst learned to live with her oversized chest until she discovered she had been given faulty PIP implants which had burst, leaking industrial grade silicone into her body.
To make matters worse, she only learned of the problem when her new breasts became lumpy and misshapen.
She said: ‘I was really flat chested and I wanted a bit more bounce.
‘So I saved up for the surgery hoping it would give me a nice confidence boost.
‘But I ended up with these big heavy breasts - much bigger than I’d asked for.
‘But it got worse when my breasts slowly went out of shape - it was a terrible time.
After surgery Ms Brockhurst noticed her breasts becoming lumpy and misshapen. She then discovered she had been given faulty PIP implants which had to be removed. She is pictured after reconstructive surgery.
‘Soon I had a big dent in my right breast and the implant on the left just exploded - leaking the implant’s industrial strength silicone into my breast tissue.’
It emerged that the French firm Poly Implant Prothese (PIP) had been manufacturing implants using industrial grade silicone intended for use in mattresses.
Ms Brockhurst (pictured right after having reconstructive surgery following the removal of her PIP implants) says she is now happy having smaller breasts, which are better for her job as a yoga and Pilates instructor
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