Jaw-Dropping Before & After Pics Of Janice Dickinson Are Hard To Believe

When it comes to supermodels, Gisele Bundchen and Heidi Klum — who's put her supermodel legs on full display — come to mind. But we can't forget one of the first trailblazers to ever strike a pose: Janice Dickinson. The "America's Next Top Model" judge began her career in the '70s and went on to become one of the most recognizable faces to grace magazine covers. Unfortunately, over the years, Dickinson had many cosmetic tweaks, altering her face so much that before-and-after pictures of the cover girl are simply shocking.

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Dickinson revealed on "Off the Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe" that she started getting surgery in her early 30s after seeing some unwanted loose skin around her chin, which prompted her to get a mini facelift. And, while there are certain health benefits of getting Botox, the "Surreal Life" star admitted to getting injections around her mouth to get rid of lines. "Don't smoke. It's bad for you," she stated. Despite all her drastic changes, Dickinson declared that she has no regrets when it comes to all her surgeries, and even went so far as to get a revision on national television.

Janice Dickinson isn't afraid to open up about her plastic surgeries, and in fact, appeared on the first season of "Botched" for a breast implant revision. During the episode, the former model stated (via E! News), "I am no stranger to plastic surgery. I've had a facelift, a brow lift, tummy tuck, and fillers." After taking out Dickinson's 30-year-old implants, Dr. Terry Dubrow replaced them with newer ones while removing some possibly harmful masses from her breast.

Dickinson was not Dubrow's best patient, having removed her drains by herself, but years later, she claimed he "botched" her surgery. "I had to get my breasts redone about four times after the show," she shared on "Behind the Velvet Rope." She continued, "I was in agony. I needed my Dilaudid. So what, I smoked a cigarette while I was still recuperating? He went crazy, 'Have you been smoking?' I'm like, 'Have you done a good job botching my breasts? Fixing and repairing the botch?'" It's safe to say that if Dickinson gets any more plastic surgery, she won't be going back to Dubrow anytime soon.