Jane Park has revealed that she's 'in love with her body' after undergoing corrective surgery on her bum last month despite previously warning others not to have the op.
This is the second time the 25-year-old has undergone a Brazilian bum lift in Turkey - she was diagnosed with suspected sepsis after she had the procedure done in Istanbul, in 2017.
Jane, who scooped £1 million back in 2013, travelled back to the city last month to go under the knife and has now posted pictures of the results from her surgery and said she's 'so in love' with the outcome.
A Brazilian bum lift is when surgeons transfer fat from other parts of the body to the buttocks.
On her Instagram, she wrote: "Starting to fully heal & I'm so in love with my body @trioclinicsistanbul."
The blonde then showed her of her tiny waist and her curvy hips.
Jane, from Edinburgh, has spent more than £50,000 on plastic surgery, including a boob job, since she scooped the jackpot when she was 17.
Back in 2018, Jane opened up about how she nearly died after going under the knife.
After travelling to Turkey for her first bum lift, Jane suffered an extreme allergic reaction to the anaesthetic.
Speaking at the time, she said: "When I woke up from surgery I was very cold and sore and was told, 'you will come round a bit.'
"But when I got up I was truly swollen form head to toe. It was horrible, I could barely open my eyes, I couldn't look in the mirror.
"I literally thought that I was going to die. I don’t know what was wrong with me and they said to me I’d had a reaction to the anaesthetic."
Jane said she was influenced to get the cosmetic surgery after several reality TV stars promoted it on social media.
She added: "I saw loads of celebs from things like The Only Way Is Essex on social media and it just seemed like an easier route to lose weight.
"In the procedure they take fat from unwanted places and put into your bottom and the thought of getting a bigger bum and taking that fat was great.
"For a couple of months I looked at clinics and I researched the celebrities who had it done and they said it was fine and all good.
"I know that when you go under general anaesthetic there’s a chance things can go wrong but I was under the impression someone was closely monitoring me … so that if there were signs of any infection something would be done.
"So when I was in Turkey the aftercare generally wasn't good at all, I was crying and in a lot of pain, but I was just told, 'you’ve paid for the surgery.'"
On Jane's return home, she ended up in hospital with suspected sepsis after getting an infection in her legs, fever and pins and needles.
Jane added: "Just don’t do it, I think people need to, if they’re thinking about having it done, to fully research it, message someone who’s had it done… and not just look at a glamorous lifestyle of a celebrity and think that’s it.
"If i knew that was going to happen and I would have had the problems I had with it, I would never have done it."
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