Heidi Montag has been photographed doing yoga, but she has said she can't jog anymore because she'll injure her new breasts. Several plastic surgeons tell UsMagazine.com that that is only the beginning of her possible post-surgery woes.
"The excessive weight of the implants in these extreme augmentations almost always leads to chronic lower back pain and significant drooping of the breasts," says New Jersey-based Dr. Lyle M. Back. "Often, the entire balance of the spine can be thrown off, resulting in chronic neck strain, painful shoulders and even a stooping posture."
As Montag ages, he adds, "the implants will thin the [skin] tissues and require a breast lift."
The implants are so oversized, they could even "erode through the skin and be exposed, mandating [their] removal," adds Dr. Beck.
"There's a lot of pressure to look a certain way in Hollywood," admits Dr. Larry Fan, a Harvard-trained leader in aesthetic plastic surgery. "It's just not emotionally healthy to want to change so many things about your appearance at all once. I am most concerned about Heidi's emotional health and sense of body image."
Credit: Us Magazine
