Socialite and 'nude artist' Dina Broadhurst is said to be going back under the knife after celebrating her 51st birthday in September with a breast enhancement.
She had her augmentation performed by Double Bay's so-called 'boob god' Dr Anoop Rastogi.
The surgery went smoothly and Dr Rastogi, who has an unblemished reputation as the go-to surgeon of the eastern suburbs, did precisely what Broadhurst asked.
However, despite being initially delighted post-surgery, a source says she's now 'not happy' with the results and regrets specifically requesting tear-shaped implants.
Teardrop implants are designed to mimic the breast's natural contour, and are shaped to give more fullness to the lower part of the breast and a gentler slope above it.
The most common alternatives to tear-shaped breast implants are traditional round implants.
Socialite and 'nude artist' Dina Broadhurst is said to be going under the knife yet again after celebrating her 51st birthday in September with a boob job
These have a rounded, fuller silhouette sought by some patients, and are sometimes known in Australian parlance as 'bolt-ons'.
'Dina thinks her boobs have lost size and so is getting them re-done,' an insider close to Broadhurst told the Daily Mail this week.
'The swelling has gone down, they've naturally dropped and she's not happy. She chose tear-shaped implants, which she is now regretting.'
The source said Dr Rastogi has agreed to do the revision surgery 'for free', and Broadhurst 'will only have to pay for the implants and the anaesthetist'.
It is unclear when Broadhurst will be able to go back under the knife. The Mail has contacted her for comment.
This comes just a month after a source confirmed Dina had undergone the surgery and was initially 'delighted' with her new breasts.
But the appearance of breasts can change as swelling subsides and implants settle into place during recovery.
Dr Rastogi is a favourite among Sydney's eastern suburbs social set, with PR guru Roxy Jacenko crediting him for her breast enhancement last year.
Despite being initially delighted post-surgery, a source says she's now 'not happy' with the results and regrets specifically requesting tear-shaped implants. (Broadhurst is pictured in Bondi in August last year, before her latest surgery)
Broadhurst's figure was on display at the Silver Party in Sydney last year
Despite her reported misgivings, Broadhurst has been showcasing her new figure on a fresh Instagram page, uploading several revealing selfies in recent weeks.
Last Friday, she highlighted her breast augmentation with a selfie in a low-cut tank top.
When she's not raising eyebrows with risqué Instagram posts, Broadhurst is making headlines for her colourful love life.
In August, she was spotted packing on the PDA with 48-year-old German contemporary artist Niclas Castello during a sun-soaked getaway in Ibiza, shortly after her split from younger entrepreneur Danny Tchalaby.
Niclas, reportedly worth an eye-watering $15million, was seen sharing passionate kisses and frolicking on the beach with Broadhurst, signalling the end of her 'toyboy era'.
The pair have plenty in common: both work in the contemporary art world and lead glamorous, jet-setting lifestyles. Castello is best known for his bold, pop art-inspired sculptures and paintings.
Born Norbert Zerbs, he grew up in Germany before relocating to Paris and later New York, where he made his name on the international art scene. He was previously married to Dutch television presenter Sylvie Meis.
However, question marks have recently surrounded the relationship.
Broadhurst and Castello haven't been photographed together in weeks and have stopped posting about each other on social media.
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