Heidi Montag wants to undergo breast reduction

September 28, 2010

The former star of the hit TV show, The Hills, recently told Life & Style Magazine that she regrets the plastic surgery procedures she underwent nine months ago, which left her with G-cup breast implants.The former star of the hit TV show, The Hills, recently told Life & Style Magazine that she regrets asking for G-cup breast implants.

After nine months, the implants have proven to be both painful and impractical for Montag's lifestyle. She claims that she is now barely able to exercise or wear clothing off the rack. Additionally, the procedure has left her back aching – a condition that she did not previously have.

She now has to find a plastic surgeon who understands her present condition to perform her breast replacement surgery.

For women considering breast augmentation, Montag’s story highlights the need to carefully consider appropriate implant size and speak to their plastic surgeon about risks.

When going for a consultation, patients should give their surgeon insight into their lifestyle and alert them of previous surgeries and medical conditions in a full medical history.

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The mission of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) includes medical education, public education and patient advocacy. Plastic Surgery News Briefs are summaries of current stories found through various news and magazine outlets that relate to or mention plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures. The views expressed in these news articles do not necessarily reflect the opinions of ASAPS, but are merely published as an educational service to our members and the general public. For additional information on these subjects and other plastic surgery related topics, please go to www.surgery.org

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