Jess Wright says she used to regret getting a boob job and would never advise her sister Natayla, 16, to go under the knife

JESS Wright has admitted she used to regret getting a boob job and would never advise her sister Natalya, 16, to go under the knife.

The former Towie star got breast implants in 2011 going from a 32C to a 32DD and says she's finally happy with their size after losing weight.

Jess recently revealed that she had even considered a reduction but surgeons told her not to change them.

Speaking exclusively to The Sun Online, she said: "I was thinking about having them reduced but I've actually lost quite a lot of weight on my new Fi7ness programme and they're quite a bit smaller now so I'm happy with them."

The 31-year-old also ruled out going under the knife again as she gets older.

She said: "I think each to their own, I understand if people want to do it but I don't particularly want to go down that route.

"Obviously I've had my boobs done but that's it.

"I just don't think it's important that girls don't do it when they're young and wait until they're a lot older. I don't think they should make rash decisions.

When asked if she'd tell Natalya, 16, to hold off if she was considering cosmetic surgery, she said: "100 per cent, I don't think she'd be interested in it anyway but I wouldn't advise her to do it".

Jess also told the Sun Online that dropping the pounds has helped her love life and she's met someone new.

She said she has a man in her life but it's "still early days".

Speaking about how her new-found confidence helped her love life, she said: "When you are happier in your own skin I think that shines from within and I definitely think that's happened to me.

"I am sort of dating people, I'm seeing someone, it's early days and I'm just really enjoying it and having loads of fun."

When it comes to weight loss, Jess, 31, says she doesn't live by the number on the scales but goes by how her clothes fit.

She explained: "I don't weigh myself because muscle weighs more than fat so it's just a pointless way of sustaining your weight.

"I can just completely see all the differences in my clothes and when I'm wearing a bikini.

"I just feel amazing, especially compared to how I used to feel."

Jess credits her new svelte figure to her new home-workout programme called The Fi7ness which she says has left her feeling trim and toned.

The Fi7ness by Jessica Wright programme is available for £49.95 at www.fi7ness.com. 

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