Patricia Heaton feels even more beautiful after breasts reduction

Date of birth: March 4, 1958 (Age: 58 years)

Height: 5′ 2″ (158 cm)

Weight: 132 pounds (60 kg)

Patricia Heaton body measurements:

Waist: 28″ (71 cm)

Chest: 37″ (94 cm)

Hips: 35″ (89 cm)

Shoe size: 8 (US)/ 38 (EU)

Bra size: 34C

Hair color: Light brown

Eye color: Light brown

Patricia Heaton became known for her role as Debra Barone in the popular sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond. She also starred in several television movies, where she acted as a producer along with her spouse. Patricia Heaton admitted that she resorted to the services of plastic surgery, including breast reduction, for several reasons.

She said that after the birth of four children by Caesarean section, she wanted to fix her terrible saggy belly and sagging breast. That is why the actress made a breast reduction and abdominoplastic surgery, and now she does not hesitate to discuss it openly.

The operation was successful and Patricia even began to look younger.

Abdominoplasty is an operation that aims to restore abdominal wall tone, removal of excess hanging skin and fatty tissue. Patricia said that it allowed her to get trim and flat tummy that highlights her sexuality.

Surgery of breast reduction is one of the most complex operations in plastic surgery. It is performed not only for aesthetic, but in some cases, for medical reasons. Excessive breast enlargement adversely affects the general health of the woman. Breast reduction is necessary, since in addition to the psychological discomfort, as too large breasts can cause a number of problems: spinal deformities, chronic mastitis and other problems.

Patricia Heaton systematically felt uncomfortable, so she decided to fix the problem once forever.

The actress jokes that being an actress means to constantly look for an opportunity of torturing yourself with diet. Most of her time Patricia sticks to healthy diet. She reduces the amount of fats that she consumes and eliminates sugar. Besides, the woman tries to keep distance from bad carbohydrates – they give a lot of energy, but only for short time.