14 DAY TRIAL // There is little left of the Farrah Abraham, who shot to fame years ago on MTV’s Pregnant at 16, because she’s been spending her money on turning herself into a real-life version of a plastic doll. Though doctors have warned her not to get any more plastic surgery, she’s undergoing her third breast intervention.
This time, the Daily Mail reports, it’s not for aesthetic reasons but to fix damage that was done in the previous interventions.
Farrah Abraham gets more plastic surgery
Because nothing that Farrah does means anything if it’s not documented on camera (this is her livelihood, after all), the intervention and its results will be included on Botched Post-Op on October 19, which airs after the new season premiere of Botched, on E!.
Farrah insists that her latest intervention isn’t for vanity purposes, but because she’s been in a lot of pain since her second breast augmentation. Surgeon to the stars Dr. Stuart Linder will help her out, and she swears she’s only going public with it because she wants other women to know that there is a solution to their post-surgery, breast augmentation issues.
“I'm thankful to have the best reconstructive breast surgeon in the Beverly Hills area fix the burning and pain issues that were horrible,” she says, as cited by the British publication. “I'm happy I could share my story to help other women who may have these side effects and now know it is fixable and there are great doctors to fix this issue and better implants like SRX.”
If this sounds like an endorsement, it’s probably because that’s what it is.
Farrah Abraham and her dubious claim to fame
As noted above, Farrah was part of the cast of the controversial MTV reality show and then of the related series Teen Mom. She wouldn’t settle for just that, though, so when she was only 19, she went from an A to a C cup so she could get more modeling gigs.
As she became more popular, Farrah began getting more plastic surgery, so much so that today, her “collection” is impressively large. She’s had 2 breast augmentations, a chin implant, fillers in the cheeks and lips, and a few nosejobs.
If Abraham was going for the “plastic” look, she got it down to a notch, but not even that (and her willingness to sell every aspect of her private life to the media) worked in favor of her getting a reputable career in showbiz.
Today, Farrah’s claim to fame is dubious at best: she dabbed heavily in adult entertainment, she did reality television and plastic surgery shows, she tried to launch her own merchandise, and she is mostly a controversial and universally hated public figure and mother of one.