Lisa Rinna Lip Reduction: See Her Original Lips, Before Any Surgeries! (She Looked Great)

ToniFitz76 | October 6th, 2010 at 10:02 am

Lisa Rinna lip reduction: Waaaay before picture

After seeing all the hype over Lisa Rinna’s lip reduction, it got me wondering what her very original lips looked like – what could have started the long cycle of plastic surgery? Was her original lip that limp, that small, that much in need of a collagen assult? The sad answer is no – back in the 1980s (Rinna says she first got herself plumped in 1986), Rinna looked totally adorable with a normal-sized upper lip.

Take a look at Lisa Rinna’s lips before and after in this slide show on TMZ: What do you think? Did the mom of two and wife of Harry Hamlin look better before plastic surgery, after or now?

I vote for waaaay before!

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Photo: TMZ.com

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