Sharon Osbourne has said that she regrets her facelift, and even labeled it the ‘worst thing' she has ever done.
Osbourne opened up about the surgery, which took place in October 2021, and resulted in one of her eyes being lower than the other.
The 71-year-old admitted that the procedure had left her eye 'skeewhiff'.
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She told The Times: "That was the worst thing that I ever did. I looked like Cyclops.
“I had one eye here and one eye there and my mouth was all skeewhiff, and then I had to wait for that to heal before I could go back and have it corrected.”
According to her 2013 autobiography, Unbreakable, Osbourne had previously undergone surgery on two other occasions, one in 1987 and another in 2002.
She wrote in her book: “Every time you go under the knife for vanity, you are slicing off yet more of your self-worth.”
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When asked why she had decided to go under the knife for a third time, she said: “Vanity. Ego. ‘Oh, you look great for your age’."
The TV personality added: “I know what I really look like. When I look in the mirror, I see the real me.”
Earlier this year, Osbourne declared that she would not be having any further cosmetic surgery.
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The decision came after the third procedure, which she said has put her off it for life.
She told The Sun: "That one put me off and it frightens me.
"I really f***ing pushed it with the last facelift and I am now like, no more.
"Time is against me, I cannot have another facelift."
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Osbourne revealed that when she saw the results of the five-and-a-half hour surgery, she said: "You've got to be f***ing joking.
"I looked like one of those f***ing mummies that they wrap [with bandages]. It hurt like hell. You have no idea."
In the new interview with The Times, Osbourne also addressed her use of the drug Ozempic for weight loss.
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She said: “Everybody was on it and I thought, ‘Well, I’ll have a bit of that.’ And so this is the outcome.
“It’s been a year in December since I started to diet and I’ve lost 42 lbs. I can’t seem to put weight back on, which is a luxury, but also it’s like, be careful what you wish for.”