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McManus considers plastic surgery

Published On 3 January 2007

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Pop Idol winner Michelle McManus has said she would consider plastic surgery to help remove layers of excess skin that remain after she lost over ten stone by dieting for the last 12 months.

After appearing on the ITV talent show, 26-year-old McManus decided to take action to help her reduce her 23 stone body mass.

She has since dropped loads of weight after appearing on Dr Gillian McKeith's You Are What You Eat and has almost achieved her target of fitting into a size 12 in 2007.

However, such rapid weight loss has not come without its issues and the Scottish crooner has been left with loose skin around her arms and midriff for which she may undergo surgery.

She told Now magazine: "I find the idea quite scary, but let's be honest, the chances of me needing it done will be pretty high. If I need skin removed and a tummy and arm lift, so be it.

"The first time I wear a bikini in public I want to look amazing - basically because of that famous swimsuit shot. If I get in a bikini all you'll be seeing is shots of me in it. I'll be in one permanently.

"For me, it's simple - the feeling of looking good is better than the temporary taste of any food. Then there's the added incentive of me getting into that bikini!"

 

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