Larissa’s Cosmetic Confessions: From BBL to 1,500-cc Regret
Let me spell this out for you: Larissa Santos Lima just laid bare every nip, tuck, and regret from her plastic surgery marathon, so yes, I’m here to guide you through what you *probably* haven’t pieced together yet. The 90 Day Fiancé alum appeared on the July 9 season premiere of E!’s Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind, admitting she went under the knife “because I did a lot of plastic surgery,” according to E! Online. And in case you missed it, she didn’t hold back: she’s had liposuction on her knees, thighs, chin, and even a six-pack carve; a tummy tuck; BBLs three times; two boob jobs; a nose job; and fat-grafting sculpted into abs via Vaser lipo.
It’s almost comedic how comprehensive her surgical résumé is—until you realize the real punch line: Larissa now regrets her two massive 1,500-cc breast implants. She confessed on camera that her dream of marathon runs and a more natural lifestyle clashes with “these boobs and this six-pack,” telling host Michelle Visage that she wants them gone to “go back to running, go to a marathon,” per People magazine coverage. You probably didn’t know that bullying in her youth drove Larissa’s quest for the Kim Kardashian–meets–Pamela Anderson look, but now she feels the transformation made her stand out “in the wrong way.” She even recounted an awkward moment at a country club—someone assumed she was a stripper, yikes.
Adding context from Kim Zolciak’s confessional on the same episode, The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum sympathized: “when you do see her, all you see are her boobs,” she admitted (ET Online). That rings especially true since Larissa’s career jumpstarted her first nose and boob job during 90 Day Fiancé. Flush with OnlyFans earnings and convinced that “bigger boobs is gonna make more money,” Larissa ramped up her cup size—only to be haunted by body dysmorphia later. Her confession that “you never are satisfied for who you are” underscores the mental toll of chasing perfection.
So, there it is: a cautionary tale of surgical excess, public scrutiny, and the surprising aftermath of living life one procedure at a time. You’re welcome for cutting through the clutter and laying out the timeline of regret, sourced from E! Online and People. Glad I could clear that up for you.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and E! Online, People Magazine, Entertainment Tonight
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