'We Are Going!': Kelly Ripa Teases Getting a 'Ballerina B--- Job' Despite Being 'Flat-Chested'

Kelly Ripa isn't ruling out getting a cosmetic procedure.

During an episode of her “Let’s Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa” podcast, the longtime TV host sat down with Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow to discuss the growing trend of natural-looking and "undetectable" b---- augmentation, including the increasingly popular "ballerina b---."

Ripa, who previously called herself “flat-chested,” admitted she was intrigued by the idea of smaller implants and wanted to learn more about the procedure.

“Okay first of all, I love this whole concept of ballerina b------. Okay? I love it because it's basically small b----- implants. Right? And the smaller the less traumatic to the tissue, the less chance your body will overreact. Because the body is going to. say, ‘You're out of here. I'm going to put scar tissue around you,’” she began. “But so a ballerina b--- is a small undetectable b---- implant that's put in usually halfway under the muscle.”

She then asked one of the most common questions surrounding the procedure, wondering whether the gel implants still need to be replaced every decade.

"That's a very important question. The answer is absolutely not," Dubrow replied, though he noted that patients still need routine monitoring.

The Botched star explained that doctors previously recommended MRIs every two years after surgery. However, the current guideline suggests getting the first MRI after "five to six years," followed by another scan every two years after that.

"Theoretically, if you don't have a change in your clinical status – the b----- doesn't get hard, it doesn't swell ... you don't get pain – you theoretically can keep these for your entire life," the plastic surgeon explained.

When Ripa and producer Jan Schillay Wiener asked how much the procedure costs, Dubrow joked that it's a "two-for-one special."

"We have it, all the witnesses," Ripa laughed.

Even with her curiosity, Ripa admitted she has always had one major concern about getting implants.

She recalled that Dubrow previously warned she could be more likely to develop capsular contracture, a condition where scar tissue forms around the implant and causes it to become firm.

Dubrow reassured her that the smaller "ballerina b---" implants significantly reduce that risk.

"This is a game changer," he assured her.

Although she didn't make any official announcement about moving forward with surgery, Ripa sounded excited by the new information and declared, "We are going!"

The conversation comes just two weeks after Ripa — who is married to actor and Live With Kelly and Mark co-host Mark Consuelos — spoke candidly about her long-running interest in b----- augmentation during an appearance on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast.

"I have no b-----. We know that I'm flat-chested. It's not a mystery at this point. It's almost a point of pride," she joked.

She also revealed that she's gone to numerous consultations over the years while searching for the right doctor.

"I've gone to more b----- augmentation consults than I would like to admit. Like, every time I hear about the new b--- guy, I go and I have a consult," she shared at the time. "And I’m like, ‘What? What will you do?’ And they always, like, say all the right things and do all the right things. And, you know, because our cell phones listen to us … It pops up. And I scroll through, like, so many horror stories of b--- jobs."