PHOTOS: When Plastic Is Not Fantastic - Stars Who Have Gone Under The Knife & Regret It
Oct. 11 2010, Published 6:02 a.m. ET
Stars have been hitting the plastic surgeon's office in a hush-hush manner since the early days of Hollywood, nipping and tucking themselves to "perfection". But what happens when surgery backfires?
Recently, stars like Lisa Rinna, Kim Kardashian and Jamie Lee Curtis have spoken up and come clean about their plastic surgery - as well as their regrets. RadarOnline.com has all the photos - before & after - of celebs who went under the knife, regretfully.
We know Carmen Electra as one of the sexiest - and bustiest - bombshells in Hollywood, but the actress and model wasn't always so well endowed. At the age of 27, Carmen had a breast augmentation surgery, inflating her 32B cup size to a whopping DD! This year, Carmen made a confession to Contact Music.
"It's nice that I don't have to wear a push-up bra anymore," she admitted during an interview, "but I could have left myself alone."
Courtney Love is one of the most talked about plastic surgery cases in Hollywood, and though the Hole front woman doesn't usually talk about her specific procedures, she opened up on her MySpace page about her over inflated trout pout.
"I just want the mouth God gave me back," she wrote. "It was perfectly cute, and I had nice big lips."
Though Kim Kardashian denies getting a little boost to her boobs or her derriere, the reality show star braved up and got Botox on a recent episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, but later expressed regrets.
"Botox just wasn't necessary for me at this age," Kim admitted on her blog about the face-freezing injections.
And the world was shocked, when Lisa Rinna went public about removing her famous upper lip, making the decision to have it removed.
From Heidi Montag to Pamela Anderson, find out which celebs have lived to regret their plastic surgery decisions in RadarOnline.com's special feature!
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