Charlotte Crosby shows off her new figure in chic swimsuit after getting painful implants removed

CHARLOTTE Crosby stunned in a chic swimsuit on holiday in Ibiza.

The Geordie Shore star showed off her incredible figure in a monochrome one piece bathing suit from New Look as she relaxed by the pool, just weeks after she had her breast implants removed.

The 29-year-old slipped into a white all in one, which had black panelling on the sides, and a belt on the waist as she enjoyed the sunshine.

The star was pictured walking around the Spanish resort, as she strolled by the pool and ventured through the gardens of her resort during her vacation.

Charlotte was pictured laughing as she basked in the sun’s rays with her fellow MTV cast mates, including Chloe Ferry, who was also pictured in a skimpy bikini by the pool.

Charlotte – who is dating Joshua Ritchie – let her locks fall in neat waves over her shoulders.

Charlotte’s holiday comes shortly after she went under the knife because she experienced chest pains, which left her fearing the worst.

In 2017 she underwent surgery to correct her congenital symmastia – the so-called ‘uniboob’ where breasts merge across the breastbone – and had implants at the same time.

But two years later and Charlotte has returned to her natural B cup chest.

Speaking exclusively to The Sun Online, she said: “I was experiencing some really bad shooting pains and dull aches in my left breast.”

She continued: “I went to the doctor and they said it was the beginning of something which means your body is rejecting the implant.
“It’s not something that happens instantly, it happens gradually over time.
“He felt around the area and said there was a lot of inflammation in there.The breast itself was feeling really hot.”

“He said to be safe and not sorry that he would really like me to go and get a screening as well just to rule out everything and in case there was anything else wrong with it”, she added.

Fortunately doctors acted quickly before the breast implants caused any further damage – in some cases it can causes scar tissues to grow around the implant which will leave them deformed.