PUCKER UP
Teen Mom Jade Cline looks unrecognizable with very plump pout in new video after getting butt lift, boob job and lipo
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She added a special effect of twinkling stars as a finishing touch.
The 24-year-old is still showing off the results of a series of cosmetic surgeries.
Just months ago, the 24-year-old MTV star had fat transferred to her breasts, while she has also had a Brazilian butt lift and liposuction in her plastic surgery transformation.
Jade opened up about her "boob job" back in May, as she told fans: "No implants, just some fat transferred.
"Didn't really get them bigger just more filled out. I'm still the same cup size just fuller."
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PAINFUL RECOVERY
While the Teen Mom 2 star expected some pain after her Brazilian butt lift procedure, she admitted the recovery process was even worse than she imagined.
During a previous episode of her podcast , Jade said: "I saw so many people I knew that were having BBLs, and I was so impressed and astonished at the shapes of their bodies."
She described the surgery as being "painful," adding that it took some "unexpected turns."
The mom of one said: "It was 10 times worse than childbirth.
"Everyone is different, but I know that my body definitely had a hard time recovering."
SURGERY AFTERMATH
Meanwhile, Jade’s Brazilian butt lift procedure and recovery process was heavily documented on the most recent season of Teen Mom 2.
The TV personality broke down in tears as she admitted she thought she was “going to die” and “was blue from lack of oxygen” after the plastic surgery during the reunion special.
Jade thanked her co-star Briana DeJesus, 27, for nursing her back to health after the surgery.
Both TV stars admitted that they thought Jade was going to “die” because she looked "blue," which caused Briana to step in and help.
Despite the tough recovery process, Jade appears to be happy with the results from her surgeries as she regularly shares sexy snaps on Instagram.
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