Chrishell Stause shared that she had to replace her old breast implants because both of them had burst.

Chrishell Stause, star of “Selling Sunset,” had surgery after finding out her 15-year-old breast implants had burst. On Instagram, she shared that a full-body scan showed the silicone implants had split, leading her to get a second breast augmentation.

Stause, 43, admitted she was scared at first because she didn’t know if the rupture could cause any problems. She explained that she didn’t feel any symptoms and was surprised by the news. Looking back, she wonders if there were signs but isn’t certain.

Even though she didn’t feel anything unusual, Chrishell Stause explained that just knowing something was wrong with her body made her feel mentally stuck.

“It’s strange,” she said. “I didn’t like the thought that I could be harming my body over time.”

Since her original surgeon had retired, she had to find a new one to remove all the silicone from her implants.

Chrishell Stause eventually found Dr. Josef Hadeed, a surgeon she felt confident with, saying she was “in the best hands.”

She advised her followers with older breast implants to get them checked, referring to them as “vintage” implants.

A ruptured silicone implant usually has a tear or hole and can often go unnoticed, according to the Mayo Clinic. It might cause breast pain or changes in shape, but it’s not believed to cause breast cancer or other serious health problems.

Stause, now over two months after her surgery, made it clear in her video caption that she’s not telling anyone to change their body but just sharing her personal experience.

Stause said she wants to be honest about her experience to help others who might be dealing with the same issues.

While some of her “Selling Sunset” co-stars have talked openly about their cosmetic procedures, Stause usually keeps her own enhancements private.

This is the second time in the past year or so that she has had surgery.

In February 2023, Chrishell Stause shared that she had surgery to remove a large ovarian cyst. She posted a photo of herself in a hospital gown after the procedure, which she described as minor.

Stause had been having painful, unexplained cramps before she saw her doctor and encouraged her fans to get medical help if they had similar symptoms.

She ended her message by letting her followers know she was feeling good and being cared for by her partner, G Flip.