Molly-Mae Hague has confirmed she's set to go under the knife again just weeks after having a lump removed from her breast.
The former Love Island star, 22, found the lump earlier this year, and after requesting a biopsy discovered it had grown in size.
She also revealed that she got a mysterious lump in her finger removed after noticing it a number of weeks ago.
The influencer has been incredibly open and honest about her surgery and documented it on her social media channels.
She urged her 6.1 million followers to get their breast checks for any irregularities.
She wrote on a social media post from her bed side: "I spoke about a lump on my boob on a recent vlog of mine, well I had it removed today. Check your bodies people!"
And now, she's confirmed she will have another operation in the coming days.
The reality star revealed on her YouTube channel on Thursday that her operation to help her with endometriosis battle is set to take place next week.
She said: "I have another operation next week which I am going to be documenting. That's my endometriosis surgery which I've been having so many questions about."
She confessed she will vlog the process and the journey for her followers and admitted she didn't with the lump removal as it was "a lot to take in".
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb starts to grow in other places, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes.
Molly-Mae went on to reveal that she had a "nightmare" during her recent surgery. The hospital was supposedly meant to take her blood test for her pre-op for her next surgery while she was asleep for the boob surgery.
Unfortunately for the star they couldn't get enough blood so had to do it again while she was awake.
She showed off her bruise to the camera from where the needle went in and gagged while doing so. She admitted looking at the bruise made her "feel faint".
Earlier in the month, Molly-Mae was asked in a Q&A on Instagram how she felt about having her endometriosis surgery.
She replied: "I’m just looking forward to it to be honest because my endometriosis MASSIVELY impacts my life, I just pray the surgery helps."
She added: "I’m looking forward to speaking more about it on my YouTube to educate people properly on it. I know a lot of girls want me to do this."
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