Actress Sara Foster, 45, has revealed she is contemplating a revision surgery for her breasts, which she initially had augmented in 2014. Speaking on The Morgan Stewart Show, Foster disclosed that she has experienced a loss of sensation in her nipples following the original procedure.
"I have, like, no feeling in my nipples. So guys, if you're doing this, if you're thinking about it, do not go through the nipple," Foster advised, humorously adding, "I need my nipples back, OK? So, if you're listening and can give me my nipples back, I'll pay."
Foster, daughter of music producer David Foster and stepdaughter of singer Katharine McPhee, also spoke about the challenges of comparing oneself to others in terms of cosmetic procedures. She stated that individuals should not pursue treatments simply because others have done so, as anatomy varies. She recalled a past experience where a dermatologist told her at 25 that she would require a brow lift one day, a comment she found offensive.
While she avoids certain treatments, like those affecting her cheeks, Foster mentioned using Sculptra in her temples and has become more cautious about cosmetic interventions. She shared that her forehead is "very complicated" and that the wrong Botox could negatively impact her appearance. Foster expressed that she felt most beautiful at age 38.
Reflecting on aging, Foster admitted to experiencing a panic attack as she approached her 40s, questioning her happiness and fulfillment. She described 39 as her most challenging year.
The actress also touched upon her father David Foster's age-gap marriage to McPhee, defending their relationship against public scrutiny. She emphasized that McPhee, who is in her 40s, is a consenting adult and that the couple has been together for 12 years and remains happy. Foster commended McPhee's ability to navigate the complexities of being a stepmother, acknowledging the difficult balance of earning children's affection while respecting the biological mother.