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Meghan King referred to her cosmetic surgeon as “an artist” as she displayed the results of her dual nose and boob procedure earlier this month. “The cat’s out of the bag,” the “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum tweeted on Tuesday. “After ten years, my nose and chest have been updated.”
Two days later, King told US Weekly how “natural” and “enriched” she felt after Dr. Michael Niccole’s treatments. “I felt completely at peace… which is exactly what I needed!” The king gushed. The 38-year-old reality personality went on to say on social media that she was concerned about “looking[ing] too different” before having the surgery.
When King saw her still-swollen nose one week after surgery, she was “horrified.” “That’s where my anxiety is right now,” she said in a throwback video filmed the morning of her visit, expressing concern about her “boobs” being “so large that I look bigger than I am.”
“And I don’t want this to make me look like a different person,” she remarked, motioning to her nose. King used Instagram Stories to document the aftermath of her two plastic operations. King was “horrified” when she saw the form of her still-swollen nose without bandages one week later.
“My nose was larger than it had been before,” she explained on social media. “I had a vasovagal reaction, you guys… “I threw up.” Over the summer, the former “Real Housewives of Orange County” actress hinted at her boob job plans.
The swelling went down quickly, and her nose looked considerably thinner by the end of the day, King said, adding that she was “blown away by the difference… after only a few hours.” “Another photo of my original nose,” King wrote alongside an image of Squidward, the large-nosed squid neighbor from “Spongebob Squarepants.”
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