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Heather Gay would like to make a few things clear:
- She has had a lot of plastic surgery.
- He has no regrets about any of it.
Got it, folks? That’s right. Good.
In a new interview with Bustle, the Salt Lake City mom says she spent at least $200,000 on her look — and insists the world was “worth every penny.”
“As soon as I had money and time, I thought: ‘I’ll try to benefit from all the things available to me. I can afford it, and it’s part of my job now to look good,'” Gay told the publication.
“I always said I’d be a great picker when I was rich. I’m rich now – and I’m more of a servant because of it.”
As for that gay, who is no longer close to Jen Shah in any way, spent all this money?
(Bravo)Gay said she has been getting Botox quarterly since her 30s. She also regularly has fillers, facials and laser hair removal twice a year.
The co-owner of Beauty Lab + Laser has been having lip lifts twice a year for about seven years.
“The other drug I’m getting is Sculptra, which is a long stimulation, with long, long needles in your face. It’s great,” Gay told Bustle, continuing to weigh in:
“Sculptra is $800 to $1,000 per vial, and some people get four to six vials. It can cost about $4,000 for a $4,000 treatment.”
There’s a lot more, too.
Reality TV Star lands two nose jobs before joining 2020 franchises … say a – the third it would have happened if her plastic surgeon hadn’t raised concerns about scar tissue.
(Image credit: Bravo)“At that time, I also received blepharoplasty, which is an excy exgision to open your eyes,” Gay continued. “I got both of these surgeries for free, from the surgeon, but I think the nose job was around $12,000, and the blepharoplasty was $2,500.”
Prior to her 2014 divorce, at the time, Gay added that her husband was paying for what she called “Mama Changes,” which included a Tummy Tuck and Jobe.
Gay spends about $500 a month on weight loss pills, too.
In addition, he spent about $ 30,000 on veneers to finish the “fourth season shining” as he believes that he looks “perfect” the requirement of the original reality television.
“I think there should be no shame in people wanting to change the way they look, but I also realize that the standard of beauty has become so easy for women,” Gay told Bustle.
“Being on TV, in reality, it’s really hard to always see yourself with physically flawless women.
“Everybody has perfect teeth, lashes and hair. It’s what I call the necessary uniform of a housewife – and since you kill the housewife, you’re pretty much stuck.”
