Rhian Sugden reveals the incredible difference after her breast reduction as she hits back at trolls who blasted her decision to go down five cup sizes
The glamour model, 38, went under the knife last month and in a new post, the mother-of-one revealed how much of a difference the surgery had made.
In a video taken pre-surgery, she went braless in a white T-shirt as she outlined the shape of her breasts.
The video then cut to her wearing the same top post-surgery as she outlined her smaller breasts following her surgery.
She captioned the post: 'Breast Reduction and uplift… Before + After. Couldn't be happier! Look at the difference.'
Rhian then showed off her assets in a racy selfie where she posed in a white lace bodysuit.
Alongside the snap, she penned: 'New Girls ❤️ I say new, they're still the same ones just lifted.
'For people genuinely interested in what surgery I had, it was an uplift and reduction. No implants. One of the best things I've done for me.'
Despite Rhian being happier than ever with her new figure, she revealed she had been inundated with messages from trolls criticising her decision.
In an Instagram Story that has since expired, she hit back at her critics as she revealed she had no concern with scarring and that she couldn't understand why anyone felt the need to comment on her decision.
She added in a cheeky quip that the comments were coming from men who were 'never going to touch or be near her breasts', so it didn't concern her.
Rhian previously revealed she feels 'sexier than ever' after losing 4lbs following her breast reduction surgery in a fresh update to fans on Saturday.
Showing off the results of her surgery for the first time, she posed in a pale blue bra and penned: 'From a 32HH to a 32E - five whole cup sizes down and about a stone of boob-weight gone.
'I can't even explain how free I feel. No more back pain and better posture already. I feel like I could levitate. I feel lighter, comfier and I'm actually excited to wear tops that aren't 98% scaffolding.
The model and former Page 3 girl went under the knife five weeks ago to have her 34HH bust reduced and lifted
'Massive love to Dr Hussain at Pall Mall the absolute GOAT of breast surgery. Not only is he a surgical genius and kind as hell but he made me feel totally safe from start to finish.
'Huge boobs were a chapter. This is the plot twist. Stay tuned for the sequel.'
Meanwhile, speaking to The Sun following her procedure, Rhian revealed she had the equivalent of 'four Coke cans worth' of tissue removed.
'I've got a mole that was on my upper chest that is now down by the nipple. My nipples have come up by 12 cms,' she said.
The mum-of-one also shared how her boobs now match for the very first time after previously using tactics to disguise their 'unevenness'.
She explained: 'My boobs were a whole cup size different. The right one was always bigger so I'd always have to have one arm up, in every photoshoot, to make them look even.'
While Rhian previously shared how her husband Oliver Mellor was ' gutted' over her breast reduction, he's now comparing her to Pamela Anderson.
Rhian received backlash from fans when she initially announced her plans for a reduction online and was trolled in March of this year
She beamed: 'Oliver was a bit nervous at first because he likes big boobs and he was worried about the scarring.
'But he can't believe how well they've turned out. He's very pleased with them. He says I look like Pammy (Anderson) again because they're so perky.
'They look good and they're still a good size. A decent handful for him.'
Rhian added that her back was 'in bits all the time' over her out of proportion posture which led to her taking painkillers daily, while buying dresses and vest tops were a no-no.
The model and OnlyFans star received backlash from fans when she initially announced her plans for a reduction online.
In March, she shared a post with several screenshots of cruel comments from trolls, as she emphasised that it was her own decision what to do to her own body.
She fumed: 'It's actually quite shameful that I'm actually writing a caption to JUSTIFY what I'm doing with MY body.
She and Oliver, 44, welcomed their 'miracle' son George in April last year after a challenging five-year journey which involved eight rounds of IVF and £150,000
'Boob experts (men) are messaging me telling me to just lose weight and they'll shrink. Look at me!?? I'm the size I was yet despite your professional advice my melons haven't shrunk. Who'd have thought?
'My back hurts. I long to wear backless dresses. Buy sexy lingerie, wear no bra when I go out, run, swim without them falling out of my swim suit. They don't make me happy this big.
'Messaging me and calling me deluded for wanting a reduction to go back to the size I was 12 months ago - is absurd.'
Rhian rose to fame in 2006 as a Page 3 model at just 19 years old, quickly amassing a huge fanbase and securing lucrative deals - including a £100,000 payday for her appearance on Celebrity Big Brother in 2012.
She and Oliver, 44, welcomed their 'miracle' son George in April last year after a challenging five-year journey which involved eight rounds of IVF and £150,000.
Last month the worried mum revealed the 15-month old had contracted hand, foot, and mouth disease as she pleaded with fans for advice on how to help him feel better.
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