Married At First Sight star Jessika Power is used to getting what she wants.
First, it was a new hubby and now it’s a new bombshell body.
And now, the 27-year-old has exclusively revealed to New Idea the secret behind her face and figure, confessing she’s had $50,000 worth of surgery since MAFS ended.
As well as veneers, lip fillers and cheek fillers, Jess can now add a breast lift to her surgical rap sheet.
WATCH Jessika Power flaunt her ample assets on social media:
Only days ago, Jessika had a $16,000 autologous fat graft, which took fat cells out of her problem areas and redeposited them into her breasts.
“I put some weight on during MAFS and after eating healthy and exercising, I had a bit of weight loss. Also with my break-up with Dan there was a lot of stress there as well,” Jess tells New Idea.
“I chose the fat from the underside of my thighs. I had this little pocket of fat, I don’t know what it is, no matter how much dieting I do, no matter how much exercise I do, I just couldn’t get rid of it.”
The one-hour procedure turned Jess’ B-cup chest into an impressive D-cup, while removing unwanted fat cells from her thighs and bum.
While the controversial reality star is confident and proud of her body, she’s no stranger to bullying and trolls who criticised her extreme lip fillers.
“Throughout the show I was criticised for my fake lips and my fake this or that, so the last thing I needed to do was go and get fake boobs and just add more hate to the fire,” she laughs.
“Watching myself back, I definitely thought, ‘Oh s**t’. I have a really strong bone structure in my face, so I felt like I looked gaunt a lot.
“Now, having cheek fillers, too, I feel like my face is a bit more plump.”
For the fat transfer, Jess turned to plastic surgeon Dr Anoop Rastogi in Sydney’s Double Bay to perform the innovative procedure.
The process is said to be ‘non-surgical’, meaning Jessika didn’t have to go under the knife for a lengthy, painful breast enhancement.
“Jess exercises and eats really well, but her weight loss meant her breasts had started to deflate,” Dr Rastogi says.
“So using fat cells taken from problem areas, I was able to sculpt her chest without any visible scarring and a quick recovery. It looks very natural and Jess walked out of the clinic that same day.”
Looking good in the mirror isn’t the only reason why Jess is perfecting her svelte physique.
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“I can’t say anything right now, but obviously I want to do more reality TV. I’d love to be walking around in a bikini all day,” Jess said cryptically.
“So I am preparing my body for something that could be in the near future.”
But not everyone seems to love watching Jess’ adventures in plastic surgery. Her protective dad, Troy, isn’t the biggest fan.
“Dad’s always hated my lips, he hates anything to do with cosmetic surgery,” she admits.
“I said to him, ‘I’ve gotten a fat transfer done to my boobs and I’m in pain’. And he said, ‘Oh darling why? Why do you have to do this to yourself?’ So he’s not very happy with it.”
WATCH Jess flinch in pain as she gets lip fillers on social media:
Jess is thrilled to have a tight family unit, particularly after her nasty split with ‘ex-husband’ Dan Webb. “I said before I couldn’t care less if Dan drowned. I do not like that man,” she said simply.
And of her ‘ex-ex-husband’, farmer Mick Gould, Jess says she’s not heard a word from him since the divisive partner swapping.
“Mick and I don’t talk and we haven’t spoken since the end of the show. Well, we haven’t spoken since we swapped,” Jess adds.
“But I definitely do not regret my decision on the show, I went with my heart and what I thought was right
and what I wanted – I got what I wanted, which is normal for me, but it didn’t work out.”
Something Jessika is disappointed about is her mum Melinda, 48.
Jess’ estranged mother broke her silence and spoke to the media about her relationship with her now-famous daughter.
Jess revealed she and her mother haven’t spoken “for years” and can’t understand why she began a “slanging match”.
“I just let her do her thing, I don’t want to get into a slanging match with my mum, and she does,” Jess says.
“I’m very family orientated and I’m one of five and so close with my brother Rhys, we basically finish each other’s sentences.
“I think family is so important so I am disappointed in my mum a little bit, because we don’t have a relationship. However, that doesn’t mean you go out and say what you want to say in the media.
“That’s why I’m a little confused. She’s never had a relationship with the family anyway, so her values are probably different to ours, but that’s fine.”
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