Reality TV star Ashley James nearly had breast reduction surgery as a teenager.
The former "Made In Chelsea" star hated her bosom when she was younger but has now come to appreciate it, reports dailymail.co.uk.
"When I was 15, me and my mum went for a consultation about a breast reduction just because I hated (my breasts). But at the moment I don't think I would have cosmetic surgery... but I totally understand why people would. Each to their own," James said.
The 29-year-old previously suffered from body dysmorphia, an anxiety disorder that causes a person to have a distorted view of how they look.
"I think there's a lot of judgement and sexualisation around boobs --but it's not like I've bought them-- they're part of my body! I tried to dress a lot frumpier and older than I was to avoid comments from boys and teachers even," she said.
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My college mates used to make fun of me sometimes, because I used to avoid buying readymade clothes. My mother realised that I always felt humiliated due heavy breasts, so she decided me to consult a doctor for breast reduction surgery, and I was able to gain a new body shape successfully.
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