This week, Denise Richards told Howard Stern that she's had three breast-augmentation surgeries. (Once, twice, three times a lady?) She had her first surgery when she was 19. "I was flat as a board, and I thought 'Whoa, you can just buy them' and stupidly had them done," she said. Unfortunately, they were too big for her frame, so she had them replaced — with even larger ones. She found what she was looking for the third time around, though she now says, "It was a big mistake. Young girls, don't do it!"
I appreciate it when people are open about the work they've had done, if only because I appreciate transparency. But to go on and on about it can be overload. In this case, do you think Denise's admission is spot-on, or is it too much information?
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It's just surgery...I don't think anyone should be ashamed, and talking about it is the best thing to do. You can give people out there considering having those surgeries insight, based on what other people have gone through.
1It seems like everyone including those in the everyday population are having something nipped and tucked just to achieve for what is Hollywood's definition of beauty, but I don't look at those who decide to have some type of cosmetic procedure differently as long as they are doing it for themselves and not just to keep up with society.
2Eh. It's *Denise Richards*.
But breast augmentation is a more common and accepted cosmetic surgery, so it's not considered taboo to talk about. I personally don't really want to hear about it, but it's any person's call.
3I'd rather have someone openly talk about it rather than being coy or straight up denying what every one already knows (or should I say NOSE -- yes I'm talking to you Ashlee Simpson)
It's not like she talked about the drainage tubes or lumpiness or scars etc, right? THAT would be TMI.
4It's nice to see someone actually admitting to having work done for a change.
5I don't think it was too much information that she's had to her boobs done a couple times. Who cares? She only said it so that she'd be talked about.
6We love Denise, boobs and all!
7enh... i don't mind... its actually nice to see that she admitted it
8Whatever. So many people get boob jobs that it's no big deal, esp. in Hollywood. On a side note, she always seemed a little crazy to me.
9Denise Richards? Howard Stern? Seems like it was inevitable.
10-i think its great. Whatever her reasons for coming out and saying this, at least she's being real about it, and talking about her experience and she's also not putting it on a pedestal. Also what about this would be TMI its not like she suddenly went into detail about her sex life or bowel movements...
11Hmm, I thought they were real. I just thought she was buxom, but yeah I do notice a difference now.
12haha...you think that might have been TMI?? obviously you didn't listen to the entire interview she had with howard. i can't even WRITE what it was about...it was that intimate and detailed and made the implant talk seem like small beans!
i appreciate her openness and i appreciate howard asking the questions many wonder, but are afraid to ask. many celebrities won't answer and that's ok, but the ones that open up make for the best interviews!!
13i don't see how she could have gone under the knife 3 times and then say it was a mistake? i didn't listen to the show so maybe she was just constantly getting them fixed (corrected).
14nope, I don't think it's TMI. it's not like she said "i just had sex in the car on the way here"... (billy bob).
I like denise richards and her show.
15Denise should be thanked for telling young women not to do it. I had a reduction about 20 years ago and it is terribly painful. The results do not last. Doesn't matter what direction you go.
16it's her boobs. who cares...
17normally, I would appreciate the honesty, but Denise is such a talentless fame wh*re that I'm annoyed by anything she says...
18So what advice does she offer 19 year olds who are "flat as a board", other than don't do what she did twice?
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