Camille Grammer removes breast implants: “Wanted the Physical Look”

New Year, New Camille Grammer!

THE Real housewives of Beverly Hills Alum spoke with people in an exclusive interview about recent breast implant removal surgery after announcing it to an Instagram position on January 2.

“I don’t want to define my implants,” Grammer said. “Let’s be honest. They will be judged. I am no longer me, I am not going to define it.”

Grammer got her first implants in the early 1920s because “it was a popular thing among the little stars,” Grammer said. “For me, it was an aesthetic choice, I didn’t need them. I had a full B. It was just a look after a trend.”

However, Grammer admits that he has not been trained for the long -term maintenance of the required trend and has undergone three breast implant surgeries since then, which included some impact.

Sixteen years ago, Grammer discussed to completely remove her implants, but said she was worried about the scars, which were disappointed by her decision. Instead, he chose a replacement. It came out of this surgery with slightly larger breasts than hoped.

“They were so big and I didn’t know, I was very naive,” Grammer said to feel frustrated immediately after the second surgery. “I would be fine to remove them. As I said 16 years ago. I would be absolutely fine.”

Grammer also said that the second row of her implants broke and the silicone reached her lymph node. “It has been absorbed by my lymph node under my left armpit. I have to check it every year that I go for scans,” he said.

“I take care of this and this is not the look for me,” said Grammer, now 56 years old.

Since he has undergone a hysterectomy and has a history of stage 2 cancer, Grammer said: “At my age, it is best to air on the side of attention and to make smart decisions on my health.”

“There is also a little shame that comes with it,” Grammer confessed. “Having them and they are so obvious and trying to hide them sometimes around women and people.”

While some breast implants are trying to showcase their additions, Grammer said it was different for her. “For me, in some cases, I found myself rolling my shoulders forward, hiding my chest so I wouldn’t promote it,” he said.

The weight of implants led to huge back and neck pain.

“Passing through menopause, my breasts become bigger and larger naturally,” Grammer told people. “I said to my husband,“ this is ridiculous. I am over it. I can’t, I can no longer deal with it. ““

“I just wanted to be free from this weight of my upper part,” Grammer said with a blow. “I feel liberated in some way.”

“New Year, New Appearance,” Grammer reported the bikini pic last month on Instagram. “I was above the appearance of my implants and I wanted the physical appearance. I feel much better without them.”

Grammer thanked Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Robert Cohenfor surgery.

“The thought of going through another surgery from 55/56 to 65/67, I couldn’t do it again,” Grammer told people with laughter. “Dr. Cohen gave me choices and there are choices out there. ”

Empty by Grammer, people talked to Dr. Cohen, a certified plastic surgeon specializing in aesthetic surgery in the chest and body. Dr. Cohen has offices in Beverly Hills, California and Scottsdale, Ariz.

By the time Dr. Cohen saw Grammer, he addressed many issues that led to increased discomfort, he said.

“She has a lot of discomfort on the back and neck of breast weight and the way the breasts were pulling her chest,” Dr. Cohen told humans. “The second issue he had was just a very unnatural appearance because he had what he was called Caps or Contracture, where you get hardening the scar around the implants, which causes distortion and, finally, was not just beyond distortion.

When Grammer came to him, “he wasn’t sure what he wanted to do.”

“I recommended to her that I didn’t think they needed implants anymore,” Dr. Cohen said. “I thought it had enough natural breast web in combination with some adipose transplant, but I felt we could do a reconstruction without the need for implants., He felt like a healthier condition for her lower maintenance.”

In October, Dr. Cohen took off the implants, placing Grammer under local anesthesia for the process. A month later, he performed the surgery surgery, in which he removed scar tissue, reinstalled breast anatomy, carried out a complete raising of the breast and borrowed fat from unwanted areas for the graft.

“So we went from a very kind of abnormal species. You know, the 90s style chest to like much more, aesthetic, natural breasts of the current era,” Dr. Cohen said of the final process. “So for her. It is a very weak result because they are in good shape.”

“As you can see in these current photos he just posted. It looks amazing and much smaller, but they are smaller in a very healthy, natural way. Breasts and big buttocks and big all like these excessively, Excessives of appearance, we are somewhat, fortunately to pass through it.

The comments began to pour out to provide support for the recent removal of the Grammer. The real housewives of Orange County Alum Gretchen Rossi wrote: “omg so amazing love! You look great.”

“Amazing. It was the best thing I ever did,” one person wrote. “I got mine years ago and we never regretted it !! Good year!” Another added.

Grammer encourages women who want to replace their existing implants: “I would tell them to think about it. You get and you have options when you remove them, “he told people.

As for young women looking at implants, Grammer said: “It is very good to train them to know that you have to go through the maintenance that is every 10-12 years to replace the implant.”

“I think the smallest natural is the way to go, just personally,” Grammer continued. “I will never allow my daughter to get implants.”

Additional reports by Lawrence Yee.