Chloe Khan hits the gym wearing a weird ‘S & M style’ mask to work out
Former Playboy model is working out again following her bum lift surgery
CHLOE Khan has shared a picture of herself working out at the gym, with some of her fans accusing her of wearing an "S& M-style" mask.
However Chloe’s accessory is actually a training mask, which helps strengthen respiratory muscles and improve stamina and performance.
The 26-year-old has only just returned from Turkey, where she went under the knife to have a bum lift.
The procedure saw Chloe having fat removed from her waist and injected into her buttocks.
While she was there Chloe also had an operation to achieve a “designer vagina” and so far she’s made it clear she’s thrilled with the results.
She added: “Can't wait to show you my full results. Having a few no makeup days and peaceful recovery. YouTube vid will be up soon.
“Thanks so much elite for my waist, hips and booty on fleck #BBL #Upgrade.”
Ahead of her surgery, Chloe had explained exactly what she was having done to her in an online video, saying: “I’m on my way to Elite after care, it is in Turkey so I’m going to jump on a quick flight, to go and get a Brazilian butt lift.
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“It’s not implants, they actually take all the fat from your own body that you don’t want and they put it all in your booty, to give you that fat a**e.
“So for someone who isn’t that fat, or wasn’t, I’ve been stuffing my face on Domino's and loads of munchies all week to pack on the pounds.”
She continued: “I love you all so much and I’ll let you in on a little secret, while I’m there I’ll also getting a designer vagina.”
She concluded: “I’m not advising anyone top get a surgery.”
What is a training mask?
... and how does it work
Training masks are a new craze which have been taking gyms by storm.
They use a valve system to restrict athletes' breathing while they are working out.
By allowing less air into the lungs while exercising, the masks are designed to improve the body's ability to function with lower oxygen levels - and are often used in altitude training.
The mask exposes the body to a mild degree of hypoxia, a state of oxygen deprivation, which helps strengthen the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, that run between the ribs.
Better breathing is said to help minimise fatigue, increase the amount of calories burned and increase endurance.
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