Seems as if Heidi Montag is following in Michaele Salahi's footsteps trying desperately to get herself on ANY reality television show. Mtv.com Australia reports that according to X17 online, Heidi was set to join Celebrity Rehab to deal with her addiction to painkillers, after UsWeekly quoted her friends as saying they were worried about her addiction.
While painkiller addiction is a real problem, it isn’t a real threat from plastic surgery, as procedures don’t usually cause pain lasting long enough to result in addiction.
Dr. Paul S. Nassif, a Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist in Beverly Hills, California says, “Painkiller addiction is not necessarily common following plastic surgery. Depending on the procedure, pain is usually minimal and easily controlled with painkillers prescribed by the surgeon. Any pain that is present does not normally last to the point where dependency on a painkiller may become an issue. ”
Miami plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Salzhauer says, “No, it is not at all common for plastic surgery patients to become addicted to pain killers after their surgery. Many patients don’t even need to take prescription strength painkillers after their surgery and only use Tylenol. When a patient undergoes multiple procedures at once taking a prescriptive pain killer is recommended for the patient’s comfort, but should not be continued longer than 1-2 weeks after the surgery.”
Since the report appeared, Heidi has said that the rumors are false,
“No, I’m not joining the cast,” she tells People magazine.
Heidi clearly needs help, whether or not it’s for addiction to painkillers or being addicted to talking about her past procedures.
Just because she denies these reports doesn't mean it isn't true. We know she really wanted to join the cast of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, but Andy Cohen said he would rather stab his eyes with knives than have HER on the show. ((Ouch Andy))
While painkiller addiction is a real problem, it isn’t a real threat from plastic surgery, as procedures don’t usually cause pain lasting long enough to result in addiction.
Dr. Paul S. Nassif, a Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon and Rhinoplasty Specialist in Beverly Hills, California says, “Painkiller addiction is not necessarily common following plastic surgery. Depending on the procedure, pain is usually minimal and easily controlled with painkillers prescribed by the surgeon. Any pain that is present does not normally last to the point where dependency on a painkiller may become an issue. ”
Miami plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Salzhauer says, “No, it is not at all common for plastic surgery patients to become addicted to pain killers after their surgery. Many patients don’t even need to take prescription strength painkillers after their surgery and only use Tylenol. When a patient undergoes multiple procedures at once taking a prescriptive pain killer is recommended for the patient’s comfort, but should not be continued longer than 1-2 weeks after the surgery.”
Since the report appeared, Heidi has said that the rumors are false,
“No, I’m not joining the cast,” she tells People magazine.
Heidi clearly needs help, whether or not it’s for addiction to painkillers or being addicted to talking about her past procedures.
Just because she denies these reports doesn't mean it isn't true. We know she really wanted to join the cast of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, but Andy Cohen said he would rather stab his eyes with knives than have HER on the show. ((Ouch Andy))
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