Jennifer Lawrence Reveals Why She Wants New Boobs After Child Birth

Jennifer Lawrence is about to make a change to her mom bod.

She revealed that her body after having her second child was not the same, and she intends to get a boob job next month. She admitted that, unlike with her first pregnancy, she did not get that snap back, hence the drive to get the cosmetic procedure. 

This would not be the first procedure Jennifer Lawrence would undergo, and it probably won't be the last. She has previously admitted to getting a nose job and shown a desire for a facelift in the future.

Lawrence welcomed her second child with her husband, Cooke Maroney, earlier this year. The effects of the pregnancy and childbirth made a mark on the actress as she admitted to evident body changes.

"Everything bounced back, pretty much, after the first one," she said, referring to her first pregnancy. She, however, added, "Second one, nothing bounced back." Due to this, she is considering having the surgery in November.

In a profile of the actress published by The New Yorker, it was revealed that she also plans to film a nude scene on-camera in spring, one year postpartum. But she clarified that even if she were not a famous actress, she would still get the surgery.

Speculations arose shortly after she was named one of the Most Beautiful People in the World by People Magazine in 2011. It was rumored that she had undergone rhinoplasty, a surgical procedure that defines and reshapes the nose.

She confirmed the rumors claiming her reason for having the procedure was to correct her deviated septum. The question of whether Lawrence had lip fillers also came up as fans noticed her lip size had changed over the years. The volume and fullness of her lips, although very subtle, are still noticeable.

According to MYA, she has not admitted to having fillers. Comparing her younger photos with her current ones, her eyes now look broader, leading to speculations that she might have had blepharoplasty. This is another procedure the mom of two has not admitted to having undergone.

Lawrence revealed that she gets Botox, but has to make sure she can still use her forehead to act. She explained that she doesn't get fillers because they show on camera, but she appeared enthusiastic about maybe getting a facelift one day.

In an interview in  2023, Lawrence debunked all the plastic surgery rumors. She clarified that her new look was only due to the makeup techniques she used.

She praised her makeup artist, saying, "I also think it's incredible what makeup can do because I work with Hung [Vanngo], who overlines the lip, and I call him a plastic surgeon because everybody in the last few months, since I've been working with him, is convinced that I had eye surgery."

The Blast reported that she clearly stated that she did not have eye surgery. From her before-and-after pictures, she noted that the changes in her facial structure were due to losing "baby weight" in her face as she aged.

Lawrence appeared on "Watch What Happens Live," where she made a candid revelation about one of her films, "Mother!" Darren Aronofsky directed the 2017 psychological horror flick. She admitted to the show's host that the storyline was quite confusing. 

At the time, she was dating the director, and that came with its perks. In a conversation with  Adam Sandler, she reflected on the challenge of balancing support for Aronofsky while wanting a break from discussing the film, especially during promotional tours.

At the Saks Fifth Avenue holiday lighting ceremony, the TV star had a hilarious wardrobe malfunction: her belt popped off during her speech and fell to the ground. She handled it in stride and went on with the speech.

Lawrence has become the youngest performer in the San Sebastian International Film Festival's history to receive the career achievement recognition. She was honoured with the prestigious Donostia award.

In addition to receiving the award, she made waves in the industry with her latest project, "Kill Me Love," which she stars in and produced. The film, described as a pivotal turning point in her career, marks Lawrence's transformation from an A-list actress to a multifaceted filmmaker. 

The Blast reported that she voiced out encouragement to young creatives in the industry. "Learn, go to casting tests, keep trying. But above all, watching films is very important," the actress said.

Will this be the beginning of more cosmetic procedures for Jennifer Lawrence?