I’ve had £80k worth of cosmetic procedures reversed since quitting glamour modelling
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An ex-Playboy model who had £80,000 worth of fillers dissolved says Chloe Ferry's decision to "correct" her cosmetic surgery is a "breath of fresh air."
Lucy Kemp, 40, started undergoing cosmetic treatments and 'tweakments' at the age of 18, when she had a breast enlargement - going from an A to a B cup.
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Hide AdShortly after her first boob job, Lucy was scouted for glamour modelling by a photographer for "lads' mags".


During the course of her 16 year career, Lucy says she spent £80,000 on ‘tweakments’ including cheek and lip fillers, veneers and tattooed eyebrows.
But after quitting the industry in 2020, she decided to have all her procedures reversed - spending just £500 for a more natural look with the help of her GP sister.
Lucy says her idols are Pamela Anderson and Elizabeth Hurley - and she wants to "age gracefully" like them.
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Hide AdLucy, a horse trainer, from Bedford, said: "I'm not interested in butterfly lips, or Kardashian make-up. I realise now that these beauty standards are destroying young boys' and girls' mental health. Everyone looks the same - and I don't want that for myself.
"[Chloe's statement] gives me a really good feeling that we can go back to born beauty and start to take a fresh, new, healthy look at ourselves without all the surgery and fillers. Seeing such a positive face, body and mind image being portrayed by such a powerful influencer is a breath of fresh air. She's rewinding to the realistic."
Lucy’s treatments and ‘tweakments’ [non-exhaustive list]
- Four breast augmentations: £4.5k each
- Cheek fillers: £8k
- Lip fillers: £8k
- Hair extensions: £10k (estimated)
- Facelifts: £10k
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatments, or 'vampire facials': Free
- Veneers: £4.5k
- Botox: £10k
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