NW_Magazine_Issue_23_2017

NWnews
Au naturel
Keira back
when she
was freshfaced
and
surgery-free
When Keira
Maguire struts
into NW HQ
for her bikini
shoot, she’s
the happiest we’ve ever seen her!
“You can touch them,” she
tells us, looking down at her
newly boosted bust.
Just a week earlier, the
surgically enhanced star once
again went under the knife, taking
her A-cups to a C – and she’s
clearly pleased with the results...
“I have the best boobs I’ve
ever seen,” she says, giggling as
she twirls in front of the camera
and topples over. “I’m still
getting used to them – it’s really
hard to balance with these
things, you know?”
Of course, since landing in
the spotlight, the Bachelor
bombshell’s been criticised
relentlessly for having plastic
surgeons on speed-dial – ticking
off a nose job, breast implants
and vampire facials, among other
(sometimes painful!) procedures.
But despite any hate she might
receive, Keira, who turned 31 this
week, says she’s finally come to
terms with her looks and is done
with plastic surgery... “for now”.
After all, it’s about time she
started work on all those TV
shows she has up her sleeve.
That’s right, you haven’t seen
the last of this bombshell...
Keira, when we checked in
following your nose job in
December, you told us a boob
job was ages away! Yeah, since
I was younger, I’ve always wanted
boobs, but my nan was like,
“No – when I was 30, I suddenly
got boobs!” So I was like, “OK, I’m
gonna wait until I’m 30.” Now I’m
31. Time was working against me!
‘When I looked
[at my breasts
after surgery],
I squealed,
“Wow, I have
boobies!”’
says Keira
And now look at you! How’d
it all happen so fast? I went to
a few different [surgeons] and
initially I thought I wanted the
teardrop shape – I was really
adamant about it. I even had
[the operation] booked in before
I went on I’m A Celebrity... Get Me
Out Of Here! [in February] and had
to cancel the appointment. When
I got out, a friend recommended
Dr Scott Turner and when I met
him, he told me teardrops weren’t
going to suit me, because I have
broad shoulders and they
wouldn’t fill in the space.
You’ve been under the knife
before, but how did you feel
going into this surgery?
I was just tired because I had to get
up early! [Laughs] No, look, I was
a little bit nervous, because with
my nose job, I really, really, really
wanted to get it done. With my
boobs, though, I was like, “Am I just
taking it too far?” But then every
time I looked down, I was like,
“I have no boobs!” and it kinda
made me a little bit depressed.
It was a really big decision for
me, but then I had to think back...
I’ve wanted this for 10 years.
So was it love at first sight?
Well, when I first came out, I was
a bit like, “Oh my God!” ’cos they
were really, really swollen. I’ve
seen some bad boob jobs before,
so I was really, really scared about
the end result, but after day three,
they started settling down.
And you’ve spent how many
hours perving on yourself in
the mirror? I’m not going to lie
– I’ve looked in the mirror a few
times since I’ve got them... I had
to throw out all my bras and now
I feel a little bit more feminine.
Obviously, when I had short hair,
too, I felt more like a boy, but
now I feel like a woman!
We can’t believe how active you
are at day seven! Most people
are bed-ridden for weeks after
surgery... I look after myself
and I’ve just got good genes,
I think – I mean, with a little bit
of enhancing. [Laughs] But I do
recover really fast. There was, like,
a sharp pain throughout my body
when I got up really fast, which
was the nerves. Because you have
a foreign object in your body, your
body’s like, “What the hell?!” and
kind of reacts, so if I was making
‘I was in a
in four h
dou
r ’
Despite going in with a clear idea
of the breast implants she wanted,
Keira says the moment
Dr Turner, her plans got
emet
er
“He used this 3D X-ray mac ne
to show me how [round implants
would] look, then I put o a
that showed me how they’d feel,
and it just felt right,” says Keira.
“I completely changed from teardrops to round. It’s ri
And the procedure?
oi
ous
to
“Basically, Dr Turner ma
a 4cm
incision underneath my b
the crease, and he went un
the muscle, so it looks more natural,”
she spills. “It took an houra
– I was in and out in four
a half
rs!”
Dr Turner uses
3D imaging to
preview the results
any sudden movements, itwas
like a sharp pain – especially in my
right breast. It was like an ectric
shock! I was really worrie about
that actually, then they to me it
was normal. But at first, I couldn’t
do even little things, like I would
open a door and I was like, Wh
did I do that? I shouldn’t have
done that! It hurts sooo much!”
And you’ve had a bit of
a hair transformation, too...
Ugh, the reason I had short
hair was because it was burnt
off by a hairdresser a couple of
years ago. I was trying to gro
back! I went to a hairdresser in
Brisbane and basically I had
blisters all over my head – the
next time I had my hair dyed, all
my hair snapped off because of
how much they damaged it.
Well, you look smokin’! How are
you feeling now after all your
little nips and tucks? I think,
although people can look at
me like [I’m superficial], these
changes make me happy and they
make me feel like me. It’s not
all about looks, but if you can
enhance something or improve
something, I’m all about it.