Olivia Newton-John's Daughter, Chloe Lattanzi Plans To Remove Breast Implants

Chloe Lattanzi, the daughter of late "Grease" star Olivia Newton-John, recently revealed her intention to take out her breast implants in favor of a more natural look. The artist's mother, Newton-John, passed away two months ago after a prolonged fight with cancer.

Lattanzi notably started making surgical enhancements to her body in her teenage years. The 36-year-old had a boob job then; however, she revealed that the procedure botched her body up. She followed it up with another corrective breast surgery and other body enhancement procedures.

In response to criticism concerning her previous surgeries, Lattanzi revealed that she wanted to look more natural and was already making moves. The actress said she had started toning down her less invasive procedures and would take out her breast implants soon.

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Lattanzi recently released an Instagram post explaining that she wanted to make significant adjustments to her body. The singer started going under the knife as a teen and, for the past few years, has spent approximately $550,000 on plastic surgery. The amount includes nose jobs as well as breast augmentations, fillers, and Botox injections.

In the Monday post, Lattanzi revealed that she would take the implants out and was already in the process of dissolving her facial fillers to revert to a more natural look.

According to The Mirror, the 36-year-old said, "I've had the fillers removed from my face. When I had it done, I had body dysmorphia, so I had very low self-esteem." She revealed that she first started touching up her body in Australia when she was only 18, a move which she currently regrets.

Lattanzi revealed that she was making use of hyaluronidase to dissolve her facial fillers. "I think I started doing [fillers] about 10 years ago," the actress recalled.

"My face looked very puffy and strange. There's a product called hyaluronidase that can take it out; it basically dissolves it, which is an ongoing process that I go through."

Lattanzi also revealed (per The Mirror) that when she initially started undergoing surgery, she had no knowledge of the possible harm her breast implants could cause to her body.

She explained, "When I had my breasts done, I had very low self-esteem. I also wasn't aware. I trusted anyone in a white coat, and I wasn't aware that there were any side effects or consequences. I'm actually looking into removing them. It does cost a lot of money."

The "Rock the Cradle" actress's comments about her body were made in response to the recent online backlash she received. Some internet critics accused her of having extensive surgical enhancement work while promoting organic diets. She was also under fire for spreading anti-vaccination theories on her various social media handles.

After Lattanzi's mother passed away due to cancer, the 36-year-old revealed that she would be stricter about what she let into her body and her lifestyle. In order to avoid developing heinous ailments, the artist is encouraging "preventative care" for her followers, which will make them live significantly healthier.

Lattanzi's recent comments are not the first time the actress has spoken negatively about her body. Five years ago, she shed light on her overstretched lips due to lip fillers as well as her initial botched-up boob job.

While talking to Woman's Day, an Australian magazine, Lattanzi looked back at her first boob job and described it as a "disaster." The actress revealed that the procedure left her looking "mutilated," so she went under the knife again to correct the botched job.

At the time, she said, "All those things were a disaster. Not only did the lip implants look ridiculous, the first boob job I had in Australia when I was 18 left me looking mutilated."

"Now I'm a 32DD, and I love my body and love showing my new boobs off," Lattanzi admitted. The 36-year-old also talked about her lip fillers and revealed that they were permanently stretched out due to how much she injected them and for how long. She said she had not touched them up in years, and they were "just stretched."

"With my lips, I had them injected so much that they are permanently stretched out," the "No Pain" artist said. "Not that this is anyone's business, but it hurt to see some of these comments, and I just wanted to educate people."