Former Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham has continued to keep her name in people’s mouths with her antics, such as her constant extreme makeovers—and her newly launched comedy career as of late.
There have been many changes that the TV personality has gone through since she debuted on 16 & Pregnant, and its Teen Mom spin-off. One of the most notable changes fans have witnessed Farrah experience was the evolution of her appearance. Farrah has been very open about plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures she’s undergone over the years, often shocking netizens with her revelations.
In a recent interview with the Daily Mail, the ex-MTV star divulged that she dropped “hundreds of thousands of dollars” to alter her face and body parts.
Since she came on the scene in 2009, Farrah has had three boob jobs, a nose job, a chin implant, which she removed later, butt injections, rejuvenation procedures, liposuction, cheek filler, and lip filler, according to The Ashley’s Reality Roundup.
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Beyond that, she admitted that she had attempted to get a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) but she didn’t have enough fat to transfer to her backside for her surgery to be done.
Farrah shared that she dropped a whopping $50,000 on procedures for her mouth only.
“Self-worth, self-investment, self-value, that’s what I stand for,” she said during her interview, reflecting on her cosmetic procedures, “Go divine femininity!”
When speaking on how much the surgeries and procedures cost for her body parts, she claimed she now possessed a “million-dollar body” and didn’t intend on stopping the surgeries now.
“I would love an invasive surgery next!” Farrah exclaimed. “Blepharoplasty [a surgery done on the eyelids] is calling my name. Like a light facelift is [too]. I’m all about preventative.”
“People need to not shy away from that and I’m in my thirties and that’s what’s up for the 30-year-olds,” she continued, “Again, I don’t ever feel like I need anything but it is preventative. I would rather do [surgeries] younger so I can bounce back and heal and recover, than later when it’s all stretched out. It’s more money, it’s more recovery time.”
Although people think she’s gotten too much Botox, Farrah explained to the Daily Mail she hasn’t.
“I’m very lucky that right now I don’t have overly done Botox because my smile would be like down,” she noted. “You couldn’t even know if I was laughing at my own jokes or laughing at my life with too much Botox.”
“I would love to always keep in mind transformational things like injections, surgeries, and that’s been part of my life.”
