Watch as Rhian Sugden reveals new boobs in video following surgery to take her down FIVE cup sizes
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RHIAN Sugden has revealed her new boobs following surgery to reduce her chest by five cup sizes.
It came after the former Page Three girl, 38, exclusively told The Sun how she feels "sexier than ever" after the procedure which saw her shed 4lbs from her 34HH bra measurements.
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Rhian Sugden has given fans a glimpse of before and after her breast reduction surgery
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Rhian previously opened up on backlash from fans and her husband aftwr ahe revealed her surgery plans
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She drew her new cup size on her shirt
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Rhian opted for a breast uplift as well as a reduction
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Rhian went under the knife for a breast uplift and reduction, after giving birth to her son George saw her breast size jump from a DD/E to an F cup.
The Manchester-based model also admitted her husband and fans were left disappointed by the surgery.
Rhian has kept fans up to date with her image revamp, even posting a picture of herself in a medical gown prior to heading to the treatment table.
Now she has taken to her Instagram page to post a video showing her exact surgery specifications and gushed she "couldn't be happier."
It showed the brunette donning a white T-Shirt on which she drew circles of her old chest and then her new cup size, which was noticeably smaller.
Rhian, who went make-up free apart from her thick black lashes, then flashed a smile as the short clip wrapped.
In her full caption she explained: "Breast Reduction and uplift… Before + After.
"Couldn't be happier! Look at the difference."
HEALTH ISSUES
Prior to her surgery, Rhian recently opened up about struggling with the back pain and body discomfort, which made her want to have the procedure.
Rhian Sugden spills all on her boob reduction
The star, who is married to actor husband Oliver Mellor, explained that her large chest has significantly impacted her life.
She added she longs to "longs to wear backless dresses, sexy lingerie, or even going bra-free."
She has since had to defend her decision after trolls attacked her for 'fixing something that isn't broken.'
She said: 'Boob experts (men) are messaging me telling me to just lose weight and they'll shrink. Look at me!??
'I'm the same size I was, yet despite your 'professional' advice, my melons haven't shrunk. Who'd have thought?'
She also revealed that her nipples are currently sitting 11cm lower than where they should be - another reason she moved forward with the surgery.
Rhian then showed her "big old boobs" prior to the cup size change.
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Rhian underwent the surgery after suffering recent health issues
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She revealed trolls had accused her of 'fixing something that wasn't broken'
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