Denise Richards Feel yourself again.
Richards, 54, had breast revision surgery on Instagram on Wednesday, August 27 Special Forces: The toughest test in the world. Richards said in the video that she had “feeled good” after the surgery.
“I’m glad,” she said excitedly, pointing out that Dr. Robert Cohen was the one who wanted to thank the results.
A week after recovering, Richards shared that she was excited about the results. “I can’t wait for the bikini season,” she said.
She captioned the post. “For those of you who have something like that, I’ve shared that because I’ve been there.
She noted that she had implants since she was 19, adding: “At the 90s, we were all more private than we are now. I’m so grateful that today we can be more open, support each other and share our experiences.”
Richards Two of her implants ruptured While shooting special forces, jump off the bridge while challenging. In January, she revealed on the Siriusxm episode of Jeff Lewis Live that the seat belt she wore was blamed for two implants ruptured. At that time, she still didn’t fix them.
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“I still have to re-do it,” she said. “I should have been a month ago, but it can’t be because we were shooting, so, yes, I still have to re-do them.”
Richards also pointed out that she was the one who paid for the surgery instead of her insurance, joked that she signed it [her] Life gets rid of that show. ”
“It’s dangerous,” she said.
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