It’s hard to say what Heidi Montag is more addicted to, fame or plastic surgery, but according to a new report she plans on scratching both those itches simultaneously soon. Heidi’s husband Spencer Pratt who mainlines fame like a drug, tells Life & Style Heidi wants to increase the size of her already huge breast implants from 700 cc’s to 800 cc’s. With her breasts now a size “E” or “F” and legally cannot undergo any more surgery, Heidi’s looking to have the surgery done in Europe, not by an American-board-certified doctor!
“She wants to do it within the next two months and film it for the new TV show she and Spencer have been pitching to cable networks E! and Oxygen,” an insider tells Life & Style.
Spencer insists he’s already doing everything he can to keep her away from her plastic surgeon — and it’s no easy task.
“I try to stop her,” Spencer tells Life & Style. “She wants her doctor to come over once a week to plump up her lips. I keep telling her that they’re big enough and that she doesn’t need it.”
Spencer goes on to tell perhaps what put his wife over the edge on having more surgery, and how sensitive Heidi is to how she is perceived. Heidi visited Ryan Seacrest to interview on his LA radio station on April 5. To put her at ease we guess, Ryan told Heidi that her breasts didn’t look that big to him. Meant in the vain of you don’t look like a circus freak likely. But his words took on a different meaning in her twisted mind.
“She was taken aback,” Spencer says. “She came home in shock.” The incident just confirmed the outrageous fear she’d had since undergoing her latest round of plastic surgery in November: that her breasts still aren’t big enough.
As we reported previously Heidi could face a slew of post-surgery woes, and increasing her breast size could be a tipping point (literally). Dr. Lyle M. Back, who runs a Cosmetic Surgery Center in New Jersey, thinks are going to weigh heavily on Heidi’s health: “The excessive weight of the implants in these extreme augmentations almost always leads to chronic lower back pain and significant drooping of the breasts,” “Often, the entire balance of the spine can be thrown off, resulting in chronic neck strain, painful shoulders and even a stooping posture.” San Francisco plastic surgeon Dr. Joel Beck adds, “the implants will thin the [skin] tissues and require a breast lift.” The implants are so oversized, they could even “erode through the skin and be exposed, mandating [their] removal.”
