Socialite and “nude artist” Dina Broadhurst is reportedly preparing for another breast procedure after marking her 51st birthday in September with an augmentation.
The original surgery was carried out by Double Bay plastic surgeon Dr Anoop Rastogi, widely nicknamed Sydney’s “boob god.”
The operation was said to have gone smoothly, with Dr Rastogi—regarded by many in Sydney’s eastern suburbs as a leading breast surgeon—following Broadhurst’s wishes.
Although she was initially pleased with the result, a source claims Broadhurst is now “not happy” and regrets opting for teardrop-shaped implants.
Teardrop implants are designed to recreate the natural contours of the breast, providing greater fullness at the bottom and a softer slope toward the top.
Round implants, which create a more evenly full appearance, are the most common alternative.
Socialite and “nude artist” Dina Broadhurst is reportedly set for another procedure after celebrating her 51st birthday in September with a breast augmentation
They offer the rounded, fuller profile preferred by some patients and are sometimes referred to in Australia as “bolt-ons.”
“Dina feels her breasts have lost volume, so she is having them redone,” an insider close to Broadhurst told the Daily Mail this week.
“The swelling has subsided, they have naturally dropped and she is unhappy. She chose teardrop implants and now regrets that decision.”
According to the source, Dr Rastogi has agreed to perform the revision surgery “for free,” leaving Broadhurst to cover only the implants and anaesthetist’s fees.
It remains unclear when Broadhurst could undergo the revision procedure. The Mail has contacted her for comment.
The report comes only a month after a source said Broadhurst had undergone the augmentation and was initially “delighted” with her new breasts.
However, breast shape and size can change during recovery as postoperative swelling fades and implants settle into position.
Dr Rastogi is a popular choice among Sydney’s eastern suburbs social circle. Public relations executive Roxy Jacenko credited him with performing her breast enhancement last year.
A source claims Broadhurst is now unhappy with the results and regrets choosing teardrop implants. She is pictured in Bondi in August last year, before her latest surgery
Broadhurst showed off her figure at Sydney’s Silver Party last year
Despite the reported concerns, Broadhurst has continued to display her new figure on a recently created Instagram account, where she has shared several revealing selfies in recent weeks.
Last Friday, she drew attention to her augmentation with a selfie wearing a low-cut tank top.
Away from her risqué social media updates, Broadhurst has also remained a fixture in the headlines because of her high-profile love life.
In August, she was photographed displaying affection with 48-year-old German contemporary artist Niclas Castello during a sunny Ibiza getaway, following her split from younger entrepreneur Danny Tchalaby.
Castello, whose fortune has been reported at around $15 million, was seen kissing Broadhurst and enjoying time with her on the beach—moments that appeared to mark the end of her so-called “toyboy era.”
The couple share an interest in contemporary art and similarly glamorous, international lifestyles. Castello is known for vibrant, pop art-influenced sculptures and paintings.
Born Norbert Zerbs, he was raised in Germany before moving to Paris and later New York, where he built an international reputation in the art world. He was previously married to Dutch television presenter Sylvie Meis.
More recently, however, speculation has surrounded the status of their relationship.
Broadhurst and Castello have not been seen together publicly for several weeks and no longer appear to be posting about each other on social media.