LeAnn Rimes Gets Candid About Her Five-Figure Longevity Treatment After Onstage Dental Mishap

LeAnn Rimes is giving back to her body in the best way possible!

The musician is taking the public through some important steps she has taken to ensure her health stays optimum, especially after the dental episode she experienced on stage a while back.

LeAnn Rimes had maintained an open book approach to detailing her health journey and struggles with anxiety, depression, and everything the perimenopause phase of her life came with.

The 43-year-old hopped on Instagram this week with all the juicy details from her trip to the Next Health medical clinic in Nashville, where she splurged on a special procedure.

Rimes explained that her latest health voyage is a treatment that removes the liquid portion of blood, filters out the toxins, antibodies, and inflammatory agents.

All these steps precede the final act, which is replacing the body with fresh plasma. The singer admitted in the video that since she takes so much from her body, it has become very important that she looks after it.

"This is my second round of plasma exchange to help clear microtoxins, such as mold and microplastics, and this time, I've added stem cells to encourage overall repair," the star continued.

Rimes emphasized that the treatment was a part of a thorough process of listening to her body and doing what feels supportive for her healing, especially after a busy year of filming and touring.

According to The Daily Mail, a single session of plasma exchange in the clinic runs at a cost of about $10,000, with six sessions billed at a whopping $45,000.

One thing is sure: Rimes has inspired a legion of her fans and followers to give this new solution a try. According to this user: "This is new territory for me, thank you for explaining, brave sista. Listening to our bodies and acting accordingly is key. Love ya!"

Another follower noted that Rimes' post was super informative for them, and they would consider getting the treatment too. One curious follower enquired to know how the singer felt after the treatment, to which she replied that she felt slightly tired and that was it.

As seen in the musician's caption, "Therapeutic Plasma Exchange, also known as TPE or plasmapheresis, is a medical treatment that removes the liquid portion of blood, known as plasma, and replaces it with fresh albumin."

The caption continued that by removing the substances, the body can have a chance to recover and respond better to other treatments.

The second half of the year opened on a dramatic episode for the songwriter, who reflected on her teeth falling out on stage, right in the middle of a performance.

As shared by The Blast, Rimes explained that she felt something pop in her mouth right in the middle of a performance, and she discovered it was the bridge in front of her teeth.

She recalled struggling to get the teeth back in place, which almost threatened her performance, until she finally achieved success. Rimes episodes with her teeth surgeries began with her getting veneers at 16 years old, then taking a trip to redo them.

This process, which involves the dentist bonding the teeth incorrectly, marked the beginning of a harrowing dental journey for the star, which has lasted for at least a decade. Rimes noted that she would wake up at several times, noticing how badly her face had swollen and how the pain lasted for nearly three years.

Rimes debuted in her new role as Dixie for ABC's spinoff, "9-1-1 Nashville," and her happy moment was instantly bombarded with claims that she had gotten plastic surgery for the new role. The Blast explained that during an Instagram Q&A session, Rimes responded to a snarky comment about getting her boobs done.

The singer clarified that her enhanced appearance for her new role was all due to the wardrobe choice and not the result of any surgical procedure. Rimes added that she had to wear tons of push-up bras to give the illusion of full breasts.

Rimes added a bit of humor that she often found herself noticing the stark difference in her body when she had the costume on and when she had to take it off at the end of the set. The TV personality had raved about her appearance on the project and how much she was intrigued by the script. In her words:

"I was talking the other day to Rob Lowe, and he was talking about how, 'If you want reality, you don't go to this series.' We have the craziest rescues, which is what's so interesting."

The 43-year-old has it locked down in the romance department, and fourteen years after she tied the knot with her husband, Eddie Cibrain, she credited simplicity for being the wind beneath their wings.

Rimes noted that this was their best year yet as they are in a comfortable, calm, and quiet place where they "find their quiet" together. 

The actress continued that they found joy in doing simple things as a couple. According to her, the normalcy they have established is what has sustained their relationship in a very crazy industry. 

Besides being a normal couple, Rimes shared that they also have honest conversations, which have been super helpful to their relationship. Cibrain's supportive nature and sense of humor also keep the icing on the cake for the duo.