Rihanna Reveals Her Plastic Surgery Fantasy

[hewontgo]

If Rihanna were to ever go under the knife, she'd want to give her breasts a makeover. https://t.co/7KAJE3PN9R
- Us Weekly (@usweekly) April 9, 2024

If Rihanna were to ever go under the knife, she’d want to give her breasts a makeover. 
“I don’t got that much time. I want my titties pinned back to my shoulders, right where they used to be. I don’t

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[cityofships]

I'm with her re. boobs. I'd take a lift, but I don't want implants. Would consider a tummy tuck though.

Unfortunately the only time I ever had surgery (last year) I haemorrhaged horrifically, confused the fuck out of my surgeon because he couldn't work out wtf was wrong with me and was advised to avoid elective surgery in the future because they couldnt explain why I kept springing leaks. 😂

[theoryofwar]

I'm just now starting to like my nose, but I'd probably still get a nose job lol. I'd only go under the knife if it's a life or death situation though.

Also get my teeth worked on, which I think will start late this year or next year!

[myhipusername]

congrats thats so exciting!

if there is anything i would work on its my teeth. i dont like seeing two of my incisors shorter than my other teeth if that makes sense lol i want them to be aligned! but i appreciate them nonetheless

[theoryofwar]

I injured one of my front teeth and it died. The past two dentists said there's nothing that could be done to fix it, and I went to a new one earlier this year and they're like 'oh yeah, we can totally fix that, no problem!' so I'm fucking pissed that I've been going around for years not wanting to smile in pictures because of it lol.

I'm just glad that it can worked on, I was basically told there was zero hope of fixing it. And all it is is just putting a cap on it. They could have gone in and cleaned it out if it was done a few years ago!

[buries]

Same re: nose. I always hated it, but now I like that it's something that's mine and a part of my family. I'd go for a nose job if the recovery was instantaneous lol.

Good luck with your teeth!

[big_ang]

i had a boob job at 18, reconstructive surgery, long story... anyway

i lost a lot of weight since pandemic and now they're like rocks when they used to sit sooo pretty. people were shocked they were fake. so now im going for a b cup next month and im HELLAAA NERVOUS. cant believe how normalized a boob job is when it was such a traumatic recovery for me on my first go. so yeah, dont get boob jobs tbh.

[steffi_333]

In my late 30s and after years of weight fluctuations and now that I’m in perimenopause I’d like to get my double chin tightened up a bit because I feel that ages me more than anything else. But anything like lipo, tummy tuck etc, I’m just not up for the scarring and recovery time. But non-surgical options are interesting too. I’ve not had super bad skin my any means but some kind of resurfacing or a peel would be good.

[marywebgirl]

I hate my double chin. It's so annoying because you can't hide or disguise it and it shows up in all pictures.

[kary1591]

I hate mine too. A friend of mine got a chin implant and looks great. I messaged her doctor and sent photos in and he was like “I wouldn’t recommend one for you” and I was like WHAT. Take my money, sir!

Idk what he was smoking but I’m glad I didn’t go through with it if only because I hate pain.

[anterrabre]

That's a good doctor. A crappy one would have taken you on anyway knowing you weren't a candidate for a good result and botched you.

[solira21]

The one thing I wish I could do (but I don't think it'd be worth it) is some kind of facial masculization surgery. It feels like that's much less popular than FFS, partially because T usually changes your facial structure much more than estrogen does...but I don't really have a desire to go on T. so I'm like...just give me a shortcut to a stronger jawline and I'll be happy

[anderbobo]

i know that a lot of surgeons are using filler in the jaw now to broaden it, however I also know that filler can/will migrate so that can be a slipper slope vs. an implant which won't move.