The recovery of Meredith Marks her third breast reduction is going as planned.

“I feel good!” ” the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” star told Page Six exclusively on Wednesday at American Ballet Theater’s Fall 2024 Gala at New York’s Lincoln Center. “I’m so happy!”

Marks, 52, raves that she “can wear normal clothes” and doesn’t need to alter “two sizes in the waist and hips from the bust.”

“It was a really wonderful experience, and I was with Dr. Rosenberg in Los Angeles, (and) he’s amazing,” she continued. “I couldn’t be happier, honestly.”

Marks also told us she hopes to participate in more physical activities with her “RHOSLC” co-stars, like the zipline and rope courses she had to give up this season.

The Bravolebrity was first shared on Page Six “Virtual Reali-Tea” Podcast that she had to undergo a third surgery due to an unknown health problem that she had been suffering from for years.

“My breast tissue won’t stop growing! » she told us last month. “It’s wild. Seriously, I’m having this weird problem, and I hope this is (my final reduction). I never wanted to be this tall.

Marks said at the time that she thought the problem was “hormonal and genetic.”

“I mean, my mom started growing up in her 40s and it’s the same kind of thing,” she explained. “I was just too big to start.”

The jewelry designer explained that she decided to have the latest procedure after feeling uncomfortable with her ever-increasing bust.

“It’s quite a thing. When you have to take two sizes larger to fit your chest, nothing works. It’s just not good… it’s weird,” she said.

Marks added that she hopes she doesn’t have to go under the knife a fourth time, but will if necessary.

The Meredith Marks Caviar founder spoke with Page Six on Wednesday while attending the gala with her daughter, Chloe Marks, and son Brooks Marks.

“I don’t know who couldn’t love ballet,” she told us. “The last ballet I went to for ABT was the most spectacular and beautiful show I have ever seen.”

“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.