Former Playboy model Holly Madison, 44, reveals she has had her cellulite SURGICALLY removed – admitting she has undergone the $4,000 procedure TWICE to look better in photoshoots

Hugh Hefner’s ex-girlfriend Holly Madison has admitted to having her cellulite surgically removed because she does a lot of ‘photo shoots’.

The 44-year-old former Playboy bunny – who quickly became Hugh’s ‘special’ when she moved into the infamous mansion at the age of 21 – got candid with fans in a new episode of her podcast Girls at the next levelwhich is co-hosted by another ex-Playboy bunny, Bridget Marquardt.

The mother-of-two confessed that she wanted to share her procedure with her fans because she “likes to be transparent.”

She opened up about the details of her cellulite removal, which she called the “coolest thing,” and revealed why she underwent it multiple times.

The ex-Playboy bunny said: “I have bandages on my butt. This is the coolest thing, I think it’s quite unique and no one knows about it so I got my cellulite removed. ‘

She confessed that even though it sounds “crazy and unrealistic,” she likes to get it done.

Holly even shared the doctor she went to – adding that she has had to have this particular procedure done several times because it doesn’t last forever.

“I went to a man named Dr. Manus, he’s a surgeon in Los Angeles, on Sunset Boulevard, and I had this done five years ago, so it won’t take forever.

“It lasted a good three years, and then I started noticing cellulite coming back and five years later it got to the point where I decided I wanted to do it again,” she explained.

The former Playboy bunny also spoke about the procedure itself, which she said wasn’t painful. She explained that she was awake for the procedure, but her “butt was numb.”

‘It was two injections per bottom, it was super easy and took 45 minutes in total,’ she added.

Although Holly did not reveal the cost of the procedure, other similar treatments cost up to $4,000.

Holly also noted that other women shouldn’t rush to have the procedure if they don’t have any problems with their cellulite.

She said: ‘Cellulite is completely normal, every woman has it, so you don’t feel like you have to do anything. I just do a lot of photo shoots.’

The former Playboy bunnies continued their plastic surgery conversation and turned their attention to Megan Fox, who finally set the record straight about her various plastic surgery procedures.

Speaking on the Call Her Daddy podcast, she revealed the work she’s had done on her face: getting fillers and Botox, but no facelift or threads – a non-surgical procedure designed to lift sagging skin and tighten the stimulate collagen production.

She explained: I’ve never had a facelift, not a side brow lift, although I would love one!

‘Not a regular eyebrow lift, I’ve never done threads before. That’s not because of any moral issue, I just don’t really believe they work and I’m also afraid they will interfere if I need a facelift.

‘I’m very tempted to get rid of my eyebrows completely [back]. I want that look. That sounds like fun and you can do it during your lunch break and I can see why it’s so tempting,’

She went on to dismiss rumors that she had buccal fat removed (cheek slimming), explaining: ‘I’ve never had that done, I will never have any fat removed.

“I’m a skinny person who doesn’t have enough body fat or fat in my face, so I’ll just put fat in there.”

“I will never remove fat, which leads me to never having liposuction or body contouring or anything like that.”

However, Hugh’s exes weren’t convinced and wondered, “What is Megan Fox gatekeeping?”

Bridget said, “I think it’s a facial thing.” Holly replied: ‘Me too and I probably want it to spill the beans.’

The two blonde beauties then asked Megan to ‘beat them’ and dish out her secret procedure.

In the past, Holly admitted she has struggled with body dysmorphia and warned fans about the costs of obsessing over weight, revealing that in 2005 she worried she was too fat – although she can now see she is ‘a stick’. ‘

She also shared that she started dieting at the age of 11 so she could meet body standards.

Holly was 21 when she moved into the Playboy mansion in 2000 and became Hefner’s “special” or most important friend.

“I think I was drawn to trying to be in the spotlight because I felt like if I could become famous, that would be a shortcut to feeling a connection with people,” says Madison in the ‘Secrets of Playboy.’

“I wasn’t physically attracted to Hef, but I found him very charming.”

The star also claimed that Hugh offered her a Quaalude, a powerful sedative that has been illegal since 1984, the first night she went out with him and his other girlfriends. He allegedly told her, “They called these thigh openers in the ’70s.”

Hugh died in 2017. His son, Cooper Hefner, has since spoken out against the documentary, tweeting that the stories are “a case study of regret becoming revenge.”

The documentary centers on Hugh’s former butler, who claims his boss would organize a ‘pig night’ where he would invite famous and famous friends and secretly film them having sex with ‘ugly’ prostitutes he had hired . A former assistant claims Hefner used the amphetamine Dexedrine every day to keep himself alert.

Playboy magazine shared a statement: “Today’s Playboy is not Hugh Hefner’s Playboy. We trust and validate these women and their stories, and we strongly support the individuals who have come forward to share their experiences.”

According to Cosmopolitan, Holly attended Portland State University and moved to Los Angeles to complete her studies in psychology and theater at Loyola Marymount.

She worked as a waitress at Hooters and as a model until she was invited by Hefner’s doctor to a party at the Playboy Mansion.

According to Holly’s 2015 book, Down the Rabbit Hole, she asked to move into the mansion after her first night with Hugh and other women as part of his “bedtime routine.” She was 21 years old.

Holly starred in the E! show The Girls Next Door alongside Hefner’s other main girlfriends at the time, Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt. The show ran for 91 episodes from 2005 to 2010.

Part of the show’s storyline was the special relationship between Holly and Hugh, with Holly often hinting at marriage.