Sharon Stone tells about a nightmare from the past in the field of plastic surgery.

In a interview with In style published on Tuesday, February 13, the 65-year-old actress revealed that she suffered from a botched reconstructive surgery after her doctor removed large but benign tumors from each of her breasts.

Stone woke up from the surgery to find her breast significantly larger. Her doctor had made the decision to enlarge her breasts to fit her hips proportionately – all without the actress' consent.

“We decided it would be a better fit,” Stone recalled the doctor telling her.

“I was standing there deciding if my fist would look good in his teeth,” Stone said In style. “I was furious with him. I'm glad he's dead.”

Shortly after the disturbing plastic surgery incident, Stone suffered a stroke that started as a brain hemorrhage and led to 23 platinum coils being placed in her neck to ease blood flow to her brain.

In a Interview August 2022 of Vogue ArabiaStone explained that her relationship with cosmetic procedures changed after she had the stroke.

“There were times when I was super famous getting Botox and fillers and stuff, and then I had a massive stroke and a nine-day brain haemorrhage and then I had to have over 300 injections of Botox and fillers to clear one side of my face. to make. my face came back up,” she told the publication.

In the same interview, Stone added that what was once a “cute luxury” turned into “some kind of enormous, painful neurological need.”

Unfortunately, Stone's medical problems also coincided with the collapse of her marriage to a journalist Phil Bronstein. The couple was married from 1998 to 2004 and share 23-year-old son Roan Joseph Bronstein.

In 2021, Stone released her memoir, The beauty of living twicein which she describes how she rebuilt her life after the series of traumatic events.

“I have learned to forgive the unforgivable,” Stone wrote in the book. “My hope is that as I share my journey, you will also learn to do the same.”

Season 8 of Failed is Dr. Terry Dubrow's “favorite” so far, despite having to deal with some “impossible” scenarios on screen.

“The producers changed the show. It's a lot funnier, but there are also a lot more tears,” he said We weekly exclusively while promoting the upcoming episodes. “This was the scariest season. I actually thought we were going to have a lot more complications than we did.”

Dubrow, 64, explained that he and Dr. Paul Nassif “took on these impossible cases” expecting to “suffer complications” in the operating room.

'There must be something wrong with the Failed doctors this season, which is so scary when you think about it,” he continued. 'I think you should look. I think we had a great season and it went very well.”

Failed debuted in 2014, but longtime viewers will notice that the new season is “different” from the rest.

“All the patients that we passed on that we thought were just too risky, too complicated and not worth it — we took them on this season,” he explained. “It is the practice of plastic surgery after doing it for ten years Failed. … We said, 'Let's take these skills and apply them to the patients we passed on.' That's what the season is all about.”

Dubrow teased that fans will see a woman who was “born with her intestines outside her stomach” – and became his most challenging surgery.

“Everyone passed it on, as you probably should. I took her to the operating room and opened everything up,” he said. “The problem is that there are intestines in the abdominal wall, and the last thing you want to do to solve a cosmetic problem is get into the intestines and give her a functional disaster that could land her in the hospital or worse .”

Because he is also “certified in general surgery,” Dubrow noted that he felt “comfortable” operating on the patient.

“It was really scary and challenging, and I think you have to see how it turned out,” he added, calling the case “difficult” and “interesting.”

After filming Failed For 10 years, Dubrow said cases involving children stir up the most emotions.

“We are very sensitive to when they have a deformity and they come in with their parents,” Dubrow explains. “You sit there and their parents tell you the stories of their children growing up, because we have children. … You can really empathize with children who grow up with problems. So if they have any physical cosmetic issues, we try to sit there and film.

Dubrow noted that he and Nassif both try to remind themselves not to cry.

'You can feel the camera, they're zooming in. You say, 'Don't lose him.' Don't lose it. Be a professional,” he said. “But there were a few [that were hard].”

Failed airs on E! Thursday at 10pm ET.

Chrissy Teigen spreads secrets about plastic surgery.

Teigen, 38, appeared on the Monday, January 29, episode of Watch what happens live with Andy Cohen and accidentally revealed that she's had not one, not two, but “three boob jobs.”

The unexpected revelation came during a game of “The Lies Have It,” which she played with another guest and TV personality Kate Chastain.

The rules of the game required Teigen and Chastain, 41, to look each other in the eye and tell each other lies for 30 seconds.

“If one of you breaks, or can't think of a lie to respond with, the other gets a point,” Cohen, 55, explained to the participants. “Whoever has the most points after 30 seconds wins.”

“I've had my boobs done three times,” Teigen told Chastain. “I hate you,” Chastain lied.

After the pair went back and forth several times, Teigen confessed that she didn't quite understand the rules of the game — and that her previous “lie” was actually the truth.

“It's the truth,” Teigen told Cohen. 'I had a lift, put them in and took them out. I don't like them,” she explained.

Teigen has always been an open book when it comes to the various cosmetic procedures she has undergone. In September 2021, she took her with her Instagram story to tell her followers that she recently had a buccal fat removal procedure on her face.

She even gave a shout out to her surgeon: Dr. Jason Diamond, in the video. 'I have this Dr. thing here. Diamond for buccal fat removal done,” she said, pointing to her cheek. “I'm really seeing the results, and I like it,” she continued, adding, “No shame in my Dr. Diamond game.”

Sharon Osbourne has one big regret in life: her third facelift.

“That was the worst thing I ever did. I looked like Cyclops,” Osbourne, 71, said in an interview with the British newspaper The timespublished on Friday, December 15. “I had one eye here and one eye there and my mouth was all crooked, and then I had to wait for that to heal before I could go back and have it corrected.”

Why did she choose a third operation? “Proud. Ego. ‘Oh, you look great for your age,'” Osbourne said The times. ‘But I know what I really look like. When I look in the mirror, I see the real me.”

Osbourne revealed in her 2013 Unbreakable memoir that she had already undergone two facelifts – one in 1987 and a second in 2002. Although she swore off plastic surgery at the time, Osbourne went under the knife again in 2021 for her third facelift.

Osbourne previously recalled the “horrendous” operation during an April 2022 interview with the British The Sunday times.

“I had a full facelift done in October and I looked like one of those f–king mummies they pack [with bandages]” she said. “It hurt like hell. You have no idea.” (She has since stated during an April interview that there are “no” more facelifts in her future The sun.)

Although Osbourne has no plans for plastic surgery in the near future, she did get on the Ozempic weight loss train but has since stopped getting the injections.

“Everyone was into it and I thought, ‘Well, I want a little bit of that.’ And so this is the outcome,” she said in Friday’s article. “In December it will be one year since I started dieting, and I have lost 42 [pounds]. It seems like I can’t gain weight anymore, which is a luxury, but it’s also: be careful what you wish for.

Medications such as Ozempic, a semaglutide injection that lowers blood sugar levels, are commonly used to manage the weight of adults suffering from weight-related conditions, including type 2 diabetes. However, some celebrities – including Osbourne – have admitted to using it as a way to lose weight.

Although Osbourne doesn’t seem bothered by her Ozempic results, her family doesn’t feel the same way. She said The times that husband Ozzy Osbourne and son Jack Osbourne are ‘worried’ because they say they ‘aren’t eating enough’.

This isn’t the first time Osbourne has spoken candidly about her Ozempic use and how it has affected her body.

“I’ve stopped taking it for a while, but my warning is don’t give it to teenagers, it’s just too easy,” she told the newspaper. Daily email last month. “You can lose so much weight, and it’s easy to become addicted to it, which is very dangerous. I couldn’t stop losing weight and now I’ve lost 42 pounds and I can’t afford to lose any more.”

Osbourne noted that she is “too thin” and has trouble gaining weight.

“I want to, because I think I’m too thin. I’m under 100 pounds and I don’t want to be,” she added. “Be careful what you wish for.”

Linda Evangelista talks about the cosmetic surgery incident that she said left her “permanently disfigured” and “brutally disfigured.”

“What people think about me still bothers me a little bit, but it used to bother me a lot,” Evangelista, 58, told The Sunday times in an interview published on Sunday, November 26. “I now know that I did nothing wrong. For a long time I thought so.”

She continued: “I’m not completely over it yet, but I’m working hard to get rid of the guilt and shame. And I won’t let it ruin my life. I wouldn’t have stayed locked up if I had known how much people cared.”

The model revealed via Instagram in September 2021 that she underwent the CoolSculpting procedure, designed to ‘reduce’ her fat cells. Instead, the cosmetic procedure is said to have ‘enlarged’ it and left her ‘permanently disfigured’ even after two ‘failed corrective surgeries’.

Evangelista, who rose to supermodel stardom with her Cindy Crawford And Christy Turlingtonalso said on Sunday that she doesn’t look in the mirror.

“My son sometimes says to me: ‘You might want to know that you have a pimple on your chin.’ And I’m like, ‘What?’ But life is better without mirrors,” she said.

Evangelista, a two-time breast cancer survivor, noted that her biggest goal is to “stay alive.” (She was diagnosed in both December 2018 and July 2020.)

“When I hear other people’s stories, I think, ‘Oh God, I have no right to complain,’” she told the outlet.

Evangelista previously revealed in September 2021 that she developed a rare side effect called Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia (PAH). She noted that she was left, “as the media has described, ‘unrecognizable’.”

“PAH has not only destroyed my livelihood, it has put me in a cycle of deep depression, deep sadness and the deepest depths of self-loathing,” Evangelista wrote via Instagram at the time. “In the meantime I have become a hermit.”

Evangelista sued Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc. for $50 million in damages. The lawsuit was settled in July 2022 for an undisclosed amount.

“I’m glad I settled the CoolSculpting case,” she wrote in a post Instagram statement after the agreement. “I look forward to the next chapter of my life with friends and family, and am happy to put this matter behind me. I am truly grateful for the support I have received from those who have reached out.”

Denise Richards opens up about her feelings toward her daughter, Sami Sheen, who wants breast implants.

“I’m trying to talk her out of it because, and the reason why I’m talking her out of it is because I didn’t know how toxic [they are] when I was 19,” Richards, 52, said Rush. “And it is not an easy operation. It is painful!”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum, who plans to remove her own breast implants, had hers done at the same age as her daughter, 19, whom she shares with her ex-husband Charlie Sheen. (The two, who called it quits in 2006, also share daughter Lola, 18.) “As a teenager I was made fun of [because my boobs] They were mosquito bites,” she said.

For Sami, who has been ordered to quit vaping before getting D-cup breast implants, plastic surgery has been on her wish list for years. “I was ten years old and said, ‘I can’t wait to have big boobs like my mom.’ All my friends were getting boobs and I was like, ‘Okay, when’s my turn?’ I used to stuff my bra with socks and stuff,” she said.

Sami made a name for herself as a model on OnlyFans, a subscription-based website where creators share NSFW content. Fans must pay $19.99 per month to access all her posts.

At first, Sheen, 58, told me We weekly that he was not involved in this career decision. “This didn’t happen under my roof,” he said Us at the time. “I don’t condone this, but since I can’t prevent it, I urged her to keep it classy and creative and not sacrifice her integrity.”

Since this statement, the Two and a half Men alum told Rush that he has changed his position. “I had a knee-jerk reaction to it because of the reputation that preceded it. I was like, ‘Oh, this can only end badly,'” he explained. “That goes against my normal approach to things, but I think if your child is involved, it’s a whole different alternative altogether of circumstances.”

He continued: “She is doing this and it can only be a much more successful and enjoyable experience with the support of myself, her mother and others. I have to have faith and just know in my heart that all her virtues and everything wonderful that is her, her, goes with her. I believe she is incorruptible.”

For her part, Richards wasn’t entirely on board with her daughter’s career at first either. But now she has changed her tune and even launched her own channel.

In July 2022, Richards explained her decision to support Sami Us. “My parents have always supported my career and they did not judge me for the decisions I made when I was working and starting out as an actress,” she said. “I think it’s important – whatever my daughters do – to support them no matter what. I want them to feel empowered and [to be] empowering them… and that is something that I find very important and something that I will always support.”