Real Housewives of New Jersey star Dolores Catania has been open about her plastic surgery procedures, including a tummy tuck, liposuction, fat transfer, facelift, and breast augmentation. Catania revealed that she underwent breast augmentation surgery three times due to her dissatisfaction with the previous outcomes, citing a fluctuation in weight due to a thyroid issue. She also admitted to using the medication Ozempic to lose weight before the season 13 reunion special.
Reality star Dolores Catania has been open about using plastic surgery and medication to achieve her body goals.
Dolores Catania, known for her appearance on the reality TV show The Real Housewives of New Jersey, has been open about her journey to achieve her body goals. Catania officially became a cast member in 2016 after guest appearances in previous seasons, and her look has changed over the years. In July 2020, she revealed to the media that she had undergone plastic surgery, including a tummy tuck and liposuction, while production for season 11 was suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic. Catania shared that she decided to undergo this surgery because of her fluctuating weight and loss of elasticity in her skin.
Catania underwent surgery with Dr. Joseph Michaels in Maryland, who also performed a fat transfer, taking some of the fat from her back and making her butt rounder. The surgery turned out to be a little rough for her, and she also shared that she had undergone a facelift and a boob job in the past. In November 2021, Catania revealed that she had undergone breast augmentation surgery three times. She did not like the previous outcomes and wanted her breasts done right. She explained that her weight fluctuated a lot due to her thyroid issue, and she did not like how her implants hung.
Two years later, Catania continued her journey to achieve her body goals, and it was a controversial one. The RHONJ star admitted to using Ozempic, a medication meant for diabetes, to lose weight before appearing for the season 13 reunion special for the reality series. She said she did not want to look bigger than the other cast members. She revealed that she used semaglutide, the generic name for Ozempic, for six weeks.
Catania’s body evolution over the years can be seen documented in various media outlets. While some people may be critical of her methods, Catania has not been afraid to admit to the steps she has taken to feel happy with her body. In a world where celebrities are often scrutinized for going under the knife, her openness about her experiences may help others feel more comfortable with their own choices.
