Podcast Summary: Not Loveline Episode: THE TRUTH ABOUT PLASTIC SURGERY! REGRETS & COMPLICATIONS
Release Date: August 12, 2025
Hosts: Tana Mongeau and Trish Paytas

Introduction

In this episode of Not Loveline, Tana Mongeau and Trish Paytas delve deep into the often-overlooked aspects of plastic surgery, focusing on the regrets and complications that can accompany these procedures. Drawing from their personal experiences and insights, the hosts aim to provide a candid conversation about the realities of altering one's appearance.

Personal Experiences with Plastic Surgery

Tana Mongeau opens up about her own plastic surgery journey, specifically sharing her experience with a nose job. She discusses the physical complications she faced during the procedure:

[36:37] Tana Mongeau: "My nose job, I was like, damn near bled out. Like, he said it was like a geyser during the operation."

She further explains the emotional toll it took on her:

[46:31] Tana Mongeau: "Now I have so much peace with it because it aligns with who they were. All they ever wanted was money. And when they stopped getting money, they were like, this is the perfect way."

Trish Paytas shares her struggles with breast implants, detailing the health issues that arose:

[29:31] Trish Paytas: "I have to get my surgery soon, because it's 10 years, and I think it's, like, leaking, actually, and slowly killing me. I'm like, please don't die."

She emphasizes the long-term risks associated with implants:

[30:24] Trish Paytas: "How stupid is that? Like, that's what's on your obituary is. Is, like, leaked implant. I'm like, you dumb."

Regrets and Mental Health

Both hosts discuss the psychological impact of plastic surgery, highlighting feelings of regret and the struggle with self-image.

Tana Mongeau reflects on her decision-making process:

[27:01] Tana Mongeau: "If I have an insecurity that was so bad that I'm willing to risk, like, my quality of life to potentially make it better. That's one thing."

Trish Paytas elaborates on the lasting effects of implants on her mental health:

[31:17] Trish Paytas: "How stupid is that? Like, that's what's on your obituary is. Is, like, leaked implant. I'm like, you dumb. And, like, yeah, I guess it is."

Advice and Coping Strategies

The hosts offer supporting advice to listeners considering plastic surgery or dealing with its aftermath.

Tana Mongeau emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance:

[73:35] Tana Mongeau: "Find that clothing item, that thing that makes you feel confident. Confident. You know what I mean?"

Trish Paytas encourages listeners to focus on internal qualities over external appearances:

[75:03] Trish Paytas: "It's like, you have to do all the corny. You have to say the affirmations. You have to, like, take a hot selfie."

Listener Call: Body Image Insecurities

A listener named C calls in to express feelings of insecurity about weight gain during college. She shares her frustration with constantly needing to buy new clothes and feeling disheartened by her changing body.

Tana Mongeau responds with empathy and practical advice:

[73:35] Tana Mongeau: "Societally, because that's all it should be. It should be how we feel. I also will just say that she was saying she's 21 and if you are 21 and fully secure, you should run for president, you should go be in NASA that time of your life."

Trish Paytas reinforces the idea that clothing sizes vary and encourages embracing one's unique body:

[73:57] Trish Paytas: "It's made up and like sizes vary. Like I can be a size 14 in Old Navy but a size 18 in Abercrombie."

Conclusion

In wrapping up, Tana Mongeau and Trish Paytas highlight the significance of mental well-being over societal beauty standards. They advocate for self-love and acceptance, reminding listeners that true beauty lies beyond physical appearances.

[78:29] Tana Mongeau: "Find that clothing item, that thing that makes you feel confident. Confident. You know what I mean?"

[78:52] Trish Paytas: "And what you weigh. And you won't feel like that forever."

The hosts conclude with a heartfelt message encouraging listeners to prioritize their mental health and to seek support if they grapple with insecurities related to their appearance.

Notable Quotes:

• Tana Mongeau [36:37]: "Like, he said it was like a geyser during the operation."
• Trish Paytas [29:31]: "I'm like, please don't die."
• Tana Mongeau [73:35]: "Find that clothing item, that thing that makes you feel confident."
• Trish Paytas [73:57]: "It's made up and like sizes vary."

This episode provides a raw and honest exploration of the complex emotions tied to plastic surgery, offering valuable insights for anyone considering such procedures or dealing with their consequences. Tana and Trish’s candid discussion serves as a reminder that true confidence and happiness come from within.