Courtney Stodden Confesses She Wants to 'Downsize' Her Chest After Getting Plastic Surgery at 18: Watch

Courtney Stodden confessed she’s looking to “downsize” her b----- size after undergoing plastic surgery at a young age.

“I got my b----- done, like, on my 18th birthday because of the pressure of the outside public,” Stodden, 31, explained in a conversation with her plastic surgeon on Tuesday, December 9. “Of almost like, blaming me for marrying a 51-year-old man, so I felt like I needed to be a woman really, really fast.”

Now, more than a decade since the operation, Stodden wished she had waited to decide to “get big b-----” until she was older.

“I think they’re ready for a rotation. I still want something there,” she explained. “I think I want to do the smallest where we don’t need a lift, and the nipples smaller … That’s our next stop.”

The influencer is known to be candid about her plastic journey, revealing in October that she recently underwent both a septoplasty and rhinoplasty. "Got my nose fixed and immediately lost interest in 99 percent of people. 'CHOKE' is out if you need closure. #selflove❤️," she captioned the photo on October 27, referring to her new single.

She previously soft-launched the plastic surgery decision earlier that month, going as far as to recommend her doctor.

"NO GATEKEEPING HERE ✨ This has been the easiest recovery process thank you so much @drgarymotykie and the entire team," she gushed in the caption, posting a selfie in a beige bikini as her nose healed. "I feel so amazing just one week post-op. I can’t wait to get the cast off for the big reveal."

"I can breathe so much better. I literally can smell everything so everybody better smell really good if you’re around me," she added. "#septoplasty #rhinoplasty #recovery #selflove."

Beyond the exciting physical changes, Stodden marked a major personal accomplishment when she served as executive producer of the Lifetime movie I Was a Child Bride: The Courtney Stodden Story, which retold the story of her marriage at 16 to 51-year-old Doug Hutchison.

“I thought I was healed from everything. I really did. I've been through a decade of therapy twice a week before this project started. So, when I got this movie, I thought 'I'm ready. I'm strong,” she exclusively told OK! about the experience. "'All my wounds are healed.' I quickly realized that that was not the case. When I was 16, I had no idea what I was getting myself into, especially when you're being controlled and groomed and not realizing what's happening.”

I Was a Child Bride: The Courtney Stodden Story is streaming now.