Heidi Montag risked life to become prettier

Currently trying to get back to her body’s normal state after the recent procedures, Montag says she’s ready to flaunt her body on Playboy magazine once all her systems get working as normal.

“I’m starting to move my face more and more,” Montag said.

“I feel very plastic … especially when I first came out, it was so hard for me even to smile and it’s still hard for me to chew sometimes,” she added.

Her swelling is going down by the day and Montag says she’s beginning to feel “more natural.”

‘The Hills’ star wanted to beautify herself with the help of science, and on Nov. 20 she got ten different surgical procedures including a mini brow lift, nose job, fat injections in cheeks and lips, a Botox shot in the forehead, chin reduction, liposuction in her neck, waist and thighs, ears pinned back, augmentation of her breasts and buttocks.

According to People, Montag admitted that she was “beyond obsessed” to use science and bring on an “improved version of myself.”

Montag went on to explain how important it is for her to look attractive in the industry that she works in. “I want to take advantage of everything and be the best me, in and out, every way,” she said.

However, the 23-year-old trashed the reports of her addiction to plastic surgery.

“I'm not addicted. If I were addicted, I would have had ten plastic surgeries.” She didn’t opt for too many plastic surgeries, she only got ten different procedures in one go.

No matter how she appreciates the science behind enhancing the way an individual looks, Montag does admit that beauty comes with pains. And in her case, it was a potentially lethal hazard.

Montag says she found herself close to death in her endeavor to become prettier. “I had too much Demerol like Michael Jackson did and my breathing was five breaths per minute which is like almost dead,” she said.

Luckily for her, one of Montag’s security men monitored her condition and called for help at the right time. “It was a very traumatic experience for me,” she said.

But even after ten surgeries Montag is not fully satisfied, not with her breasts at least.

“I wanted them to be larger originally, but this is all that could fit into my body. So, I kept saying like a crazy person for eight weeks, saying I want them bigger I want them bigger,” she said. “They’re triple Ds or Fs pretty much, I wanted ‘H’ for Heidi but that didn’t really happen that way.”

The whole procedure reportedly cost her around $30,000.