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A woman who posted a shocking video online of her botched butt implants flipping inside out has spoken out about the horror surgery for the first time.
'I was showing my girlfriend how I could reach up under my implant and it just kind of flipped and freaked me out,' victim Renee explained to talk show host Trisha Goddard, describing the moment she discovered her quest for a perfect butt had gone terribly wrong.
Renee, who declined to give her last name, uploaded the 20-second clip, showing the implants protruding grotesquely, on YouTube late last year in an effort to warn others of the dangers of cut-price cosmetic surgery, and the video has been viewed more than a million times.
'I started getting really sick. I couldn't breath,' Renee added.
The woman brought the over-sized implants onto the talk show, which caused the audience to gasp in horror. She said she remained in a lot of pain after having them removed.
Renee is now urging women to ensure their cosmetic surgeon is the real deal before signing up for surgery, or better still avoid it all together.
'Love the skin you're in,' Renee said. 'Please don't go and do this stuff to yourself. If more people would come out and tell their stories then less women would go and do this.'
'I was showing my girlfriend how I could reach up under my implant and it just kind of flipped and freaked me out,' victim Renee explained to talk show host Trisha Goddard, describing the moment she discovered her quest for a perfect butt had gone terribly wrong.
Renee, who declined to give her last name, uploaded the 20-second clip, showing the implants protruding grotesquely, on YouTube late last year in an effort to warn others of the dangers of cut-price cosmetic surgery, and the video has been viewed more than a million times.
'I started getting really sick. I couldn't breath,' Renee added.
The woman brought the over-sized implants onto the talk show, which caused the audience to gasp in horror. She said she remained in a lot of pain after having them removed.
Renee is now urging women to ensure their cosmetic surgeon is the real deal before signing up for surgery, or better still avoid it all together.
'Love the skin you're in,' Renee said. 'Please don't go and do this stuff to yourself. If more people would come out and tell their stories then less women would go and do this.'
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