Heidi Montag made lots of headlines last year when she underwent a whopping 10 plastic surgery procedures in November 2009. According to People magazine, Montag was so obsessed with being “perfect” that she thought it was worth risking her life to get the following: 1. A mini brow lift 2. Botox in her forehead and frown area 3. A nose job revision 4. Fat injections in her cheeks, nasolabial folds, and lips 5. A chin reduction 6. Neck liposuction 7. Her ears pinned back 8. A breast augmentation revision 9. Liposuction on her waist, hips, and inner and outer thighs 10. A buttock augmentation Seriously, what was she thinking? She was so pretty! While many people – including her hubby Spencer Pratt – agreed that she didn’t need a makeover, she pushed for the surgeries anyway. A little over a year later, the former “Hills” star, 24, tells Life & Style magazine that she now believes she made a mistake. “Parts of my body definitely look worse than they did pre-surgery,” she admits. “This is not what I signed up for.” In Life & Style’s latest issue, Heidi reveals some of her unsightly scars and uneven body parts, which serve as constant reminders that she probably shouldn’t have gone under the knife. “People have fewer scars from car accidents than I have on my body,” she says. The former Hills star reveals a series of unsightly scars, red inflammation and uneven body parts including: a 2-inch-long raised blemish under her chin from her chin reduction, two caterpillar-size bald spots along her hairline from a brow lift, a horrifying jagged line behind her ears from having her ears pinned back, lumpy legs and four spots left on her lower back and below the buttocks from botched liposuction, a bright-red mark inside her right nostril, uneven boobs, a stretched mark on her chest and deep scars around her nipples from a second boob job. “I would love to not be ‘plastic girl’ or whatever they call me,” she continues. “Surgery ruined my career and my personal life and just brought a lot of negativity into my world. I wish I could jump into a time machine and take it all back. Instead, I’m always going to feel like Edward Scissorhands.” Articles by Omg! Yahoo and Life & Style
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Patricia Colli, Editor of Beutiful Magazine, is a human rights activist, equality advocate, and promoter of health, acceptance and wellbeing. Having experienced disordered eating, unhealthy exercise patterns and poor body image, she is especially passionate about shedding light on eating disorders and the power of body acceptance.
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