It's the end of an era! On August 26th Lisa Rinna underwent lip reduction surgery to remove the silicone that has been in her pout since 1986. Her lips have been a hot topic for years and she was ultimately open about the silicone procedure. Her admission backfired with constant criticism and jokes on her behalf that admittedly hurt her feelings. Well I guess she had enough! She claims that she got tired of her lips feeling "bumpy and uneven", likely a result of scar tissue that built up over the years around the silicone, but it is hard to believe that the ridicule she's had to endure didn't influence her decision to have the silicone removed. She is seen above on her t.v. show 'Harry Loves Lisa' having a consultation for the removal procedure. It is estimated to take 6 months to see the final result and it will be interesting to see what her lips look like when the healing is complete. I have a hard time believing that after almost 25 years there won't be any permanent scarring. Luckily if there is some degree of irregularity her physician can use Restylane or Juvederm to even things out. If only these fillers were available in 1986...
It's the end of an era! On August 26th Lisa Rinna underwent lip reduction surgery to remove the silicone that has been in her pout since 1986. Her lips have been a hot topic for years and she was ultimately open about the silicone procedure. Her admission backfired with constant criticism and jokes on her behalf that admittedly hurt her feelings. Well I guess she had enough! She claims that she got tired of her lips feeling "bumpy and uneven", likely a result of scar tissue that built up over the years around the silicone, but it is hard to believe that the ridicule she's had to endure didn't influence her decision to have the silicone removed. She is seen above on her t.v. show 'Harry Loves Lisa' having a consultation for the removal procedure. It is estimated to take 6 months to see the final result and it will be interesting to see what her lips look like when the healing is complete. I have a hard time believing that after almost 25 years there won't be any permanent scarring. Luckily if there is some degree of irregularity her physician can use Restylane or Juvederm to even things out. If only these fillers were available in 1986...
