Amelia Gray Hamlin, daughter of television personality Lisa Rinna, recently offered an unfiltered glimpse into her experience with cosmetic enhancements, addressing both rumors and truths. In a recent conversation with Variety, Hamlin, 24, clarified speculation about her appearance, specifically denying the use of lip fillers. “I’ve always had these lips,” she asserted, putting to rest any doubts about the naturalness of her pout.

However, Hamlin did share that she is currently undergoing a procedure called SkinVive. This treatment, she explained, involves a moisturizer injection rather than a traditional filler, showcasing her preference for non-invasive skincare solutions.

The model and actress, known for her work with Victoria’s Secret and in “The Beauty,” has historically been transparent about her cosmetic journeys. She confirmed having undergone rhinoplasty and previously discussed her decision to have a breast reduction. This procedure was a preventative measure against sepsis, a serious infection risk she faced due to complications from a nipple ring.

Reflecting on this challenging period, Hamlin recounted her experience on the “Skinny Confidential: Him & Her” podcast in 2020. “I was 16 and had mastitis, whatever the heck that is,” she candidly remarked, labeling it as the most harrowing ordeal she has endured. Her openness continues to resonate with many, offering insight into the complexities of beauty and health decisions in the public eye.

“I was 16 and had mastitis, whatever the heck that is,” she said on on the “Skinny Confidential: Him & Her” podcast in 2020. “It was the worst thing I’ve ever been through.”

She subsequently had a breast augmentation, but admitted to regretting it.

“I was dating somebody who was older than me when I was younger, and I sort of allowed his beauty perception to affect my choices, and I decided to get another breast augmentation because I wasn’t necessarily happy with the scarring that I was left with from the reduction,” she told Variety.

“I woke up in a state that I didn’t agree to. We can just say that.”

She ultimately suffered complications. “That also turned into a medical emergency surgery, because my breasts literally could not handle what were put in me,” she told the trade publication.

“It got to the point where I couldn’t even pump soap because the implants were pushing on the nerves,” she added. “I ended up having to get a 14-hour reconstruction surgery.”

Gray has been open about body image issues before, divulging in 2020 that an eating disorder pushed her to the brink.

“I woke up one morning at my best friend’s house. My parents, my sister, they’re all outside, like waiting to pick me up,” she recalled of her famous family’s intervention during an episode of the “Skinny Confidential” podcast at the time.

“They’re like, ‘Get in the car. We’re going to UCLA [to get treatment].’”

A staff member there informed her that the situation was grim. “He looked at me and he was like, ‘At this rate, in about four months, you’re going to be 45 pounds and you’re going to be dead.’”

The news forced her to  “snap out of it” and decide to recover.

“I’m not going to be this type of person,” she explained. “I’m not going to ruin my life because of whatever issues I’m having.”

“You don’t need to be skinny to live your best life. It’s either be skinny and die or happy and be who you are.”

Hamlin has since become extraordinarily comfortable with her flawless figure — she was seen rocking low-rise, see-through pants in Los Angeles and Thursday, and in October, she modeled a crystal-covered sheer dress at a Swarovski event.