Andjela Djuricic Reveals Breast Surgery Cost: 5,500 Euros
The former Elita contestant spoke publicly about her breast surgery for the first time, revealing the price she paid and the single condition she set for her surgeon.

- Andjela Djuricic paid 5,500 euros for her breast surgery.
- She had 325cc implants placed, and the procedure lasted about an hour.
- She paid 1,000 euros extra for lighter implants using a new technique.
- She set one condition: that the result look as natural as possible.
Andjela Djuricic, a former contestant on the reality show Elita, has spoken publicly about her breast surgery for the first time, revealing details that had long been the subject of speculation. In a statement to the media, she confirmed she spent 5,500 euros on the procedure and has never once regretted the decision.
Djuricic explained that she had 325cc implants placed, though on her frame the volume looks larger than it is. The procedure itself, she said, lasted about an hour and went without complications. Her recovery, she added, was faster than she had expected.
Why did she pay 1,000 euros more?
The key part of the story is her choice of implants. Djuricic revealed she opted for a newer technique and lighter silicone implants, which pushed the price up by an extra 1,000 euros compared with a standard procedure. Although she was not sure of the exact name of the technique, she made clear it involved lightweight implants that sit differently on the body.
“They put in 325cc. On my chest it looks like I have 400. I did a new technique, I’m not sure what it’s called, but I know it involves lightweight implants and that’s why I paid 1,000 euros more,” Andjela said. She added that the surgery was absolutely worth every euro and that she is thrilled with the result.
For many young women considering a similar procedure, the price is always the first thing people talk about. Djuricic, however, was not guided by numbers alone. She had a very specific request that she set before going under the knife.
What condition did she set for the surgeon?
Even though she decided to enhance her breasts, Andjela was clear that she did not want a dramatic change that would immediately catch the eye. Her only condition was that the result look natural and stay in proportion with her build.
“I asked for it to look as natural as possible,” Djuricic said, stressing that she did not want the implants to be the first thing people notice. That, she says, is precisely why she chose the lighter implants that cost her more but gave her the look she wanted.
The former Elita contestant is known for not shying away from open topics, and this time too she laid out every detail without hesitation, from the price to the smallest particulars of the procedure. Her candour about cosmetic corrections is rare on the local scene, where such interventions are usually kept quiet.
The question that remains is how much her story will encourage other public figures to speak openly about cosmetic procedures. Do you think more public figures should talk openly about the cost of cosmetic surgery?



