Olivia Attwood reveals ‘grotesque’ plastic surgery mistakes after ‘watermelon’ boob job left her ‘scarred for life’

OLIVIA Attwood opened up about ‘grotesque’ plastic surgery mistakes after a ‘watermelon’ boob job left her scarred for life. The reality TV favourite, 35, rose to fame by starring on Love Island back in 2017. Olivia Attwood spoke about past cosmetic surgery she has had Credit: OIivia Attwood Instagram The star told how she had a £3,000 boob job when she was 20 Credit: Instagram Having not shied away from cosmetic work she’s had done, Olivia spoke about her regrets over a boob job when she had aged 20. This £3,000 procedure left the star with back pain from 32E “watermelons” that were disproportionate to her slender build. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Olivia had them reduced to 32DD when she was 27, which ultimately left scars for life, while she also had “grotesque” lip filler dissolved. She told The Times: “I’ve learnt not to treat your body like a wardrobe change. Read more on Olivia Attwood Olivia has recently embarked on a romance with Pete Wicks Credit: Getty Olivia first rose to fame on Love Island in 2017 (pictured with co-star Chris Hughes) Credit: Rex Features “Social media documents changes in women’s physiques as if it’s as simple as changing a dress, and it’s just not.” Although Olivia has warned of the danger in some procedures, she does still use them herself. She explained: “I take it seriously. If you spend your whole life in front of cameras it’s going to be a priority. “People want to look at people that look well put together.” Most read in TV It comes as Olivia admitted fears she “moved too fast” in her new romance with Pete Wicks. She also confessed pals begged her to “stay single” following her split from former love Bradley Dack this year. Pete, 37, and Liv – whose relationship is set to beat the friends-to-lovers curse – went Instagram official in their Ibiza holiday snaps last month – seven months after calling time on her romance with footballer Brad. She told The Times of their bond – which went from mates to lovers when Pete made the first move – and said: “It was unexpected, we went from platonic to non-platonic very quickly. “He’s extremely intelligent and compassionate and patient, all the things I desperately needed but didn’t know I needed”. Comment now