Renowned plastic surgeon Dr Mark Solomos hopes Katie Price could change her mind for her 16th boob job‘s plan in a bid for ‘biggest breasts in Britain’.
The expert explains the terrifying consequences that could result from her repeated breast augmentations.
Katie Price Breast Update
The 45-year-old recently announced she planned to reduce her surgically-enhanced assets due to them looking too big, after opting for for 2120 CC implants in 2022.
‘I’ve decided I’m going to have my boobs made smaller because they do make me look bigger, yes I’ve decided to go smaller with my boobs,’ she said on The Katie Price Show.
‘I have messaged the surgeon already, and to be honest I’ve been going to the gym, and yeah I’ve decided,’ she said.
What the Surgeon Said
Dr Solomos has now explained the TV personality could be left with infection, torn skin, unusual sagging and even the blood supply to her breasts being disturbed.
‘In my opinion Katie has an addiction to cosmetic and plastic surgery and this could be dangerous,’ he told DailyMail.
‘Her 16th breast augmentation is out of proportion to her body and looks unnatural. Obviously this is the look she’s going for and her plastic surgery is synonymous with her brand and publicity’.
He continued: ‘The main issue with repeated breast surgeries and especially going so big is the stretching of the breast soft tissue envelope that surrounds and covers the implant’.
‘In these situations one can have rippling, exposed implants, ptosis [unusual sagging] sensation issues, damage to the muscle if it’s being used to cover the implant.
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There is a BIG Chance of Infection
He explained further: ‘Any further surgery increases chances of infection of the implant, and the blood supply to the breast is being disturbed’.
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As Katie’s doctor, he said he would refuse to increase her implant size.
Saying: ‘I would probably agree to operate to make her smaller and that would likely require a lifting procedure, but that is only if she promised that would be the end of the ops. For her frame a size no bigger than a d-dd would be ideal’.
Before concluding: ‘There may be a reason she’s having surgery abroad, as perhaps surgeons there are not challenging the patients and are looking at the short term financial gain ignoring the long term implications for the patients’.
