Danniella Westbrook Shows Off Shocking Results of Latest Facial Reconstruction Surgery

Danniella Westbrook, 52, has emerged for the first time since undergoing extensive facial reconstruction surgery, showcasing her new look at a charity match.

The former EastEnders star smiled for photographers, but her journey is far from over. She has openly discussed needing "five or six" additional surgeries to achieve her desired appearance after years of substance abuse and health issues.

Westbrook's surgical saga began over a year ago, with her most recent operation aimed at correcting a hare lip. Just weeks post-surgery, she appeared radiant in a floral maxi dress at the Sellebrity Soccer charity event.

As she arrived at the match in east London, Danniella embraced the summer vibe, her hair styled in a ponytail with a fringe partially obscuring her face. She accessorized with large black-tinted sunglasses, further hiding her features, and carried a brown leather handbag paired with black flats.

Earlier this month, she shared images documenting her recovery, revealing stitches on her upper lip from the procedure that repositioned it back to its normal location.

Westbrook underwent an upper vascular flap procedure along with lip augmentation, expressing satisfaction with the results. This year alone, she has traveled to Dubai for multiple surgeries.

However, danger looms as she disclosed plans for another surgery to implant a metal cheekbone to prevent her face from collapsing. "Since I got older, osteoporosis has set in on my bones," she stated. "On this side of my face, I don’t have any bone at all."

She elaborated on the need for reconstruction: "They’ve got to rebuild all my bones. At the moment it’s filler, but they’ve really got to do a metal bone. It’s got to be put in there."

Westbrook detailed the necessity of connecting the metal cheekbone to other areas where bone deterioration has occurred. She anticipates undergoing surgery "every two and a half to three months" to continue rebuilding her face.

“I’ve got to do at some point a metal cheekbone here and connect it to further up in here where the bone isn’t corroding,” she explained.