Brandi Glanville has 'zero drama' with Dr. Terry Dubrow as plastic surgeon calls her face a 'ticking time bomb'

Brandi Glanville insists there is no drama between her and plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow after he called her face a 'ticking time bomb.'

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 52, took to X (formerly Twitter) on Friday, writing: 'I have zero drama with @DrDubrow, I appreciate all the help I can get.

'We have been in touch and plan to talk,' she noted, adding, 'Thank you for all of the love.'

Brandi also revealed that she's had all of her facial fillers dissolved and has seen the best doctors at Cedars Sinai hospital as well as every doctor she's been referred to. 

The reality TV star's post comes after the Botched surgeon commented on Brandi ailment in a brief interview with TMZ.  

Dubrow, 66, shared his concerns over Glanville's disturbing claim that her recent facial disfigurement might be caused by a 'parasite.'

The plastic surgeon emphasized that Glanville's condition could be a 'ticking time bomb,' and he urged her to get help from her doctors as soon as possible.

Dubrow added that, in his opinion, it's most important to get a doctor to give her a clear diagnosis so that she can treat the root problem.

He said he was 'concerned' that Glanville could be suffering from either an 'infectious process' or a 'foreign-body reaction to something she's had injected.'

Dubrow also clarified that Glanville isn't at 'fault' for not being certain about what is plaguing her, and he instead blamed her doctor for not having a solid diagnosis and treatment plan.

However, he seemed fairly certain that whatever was going on with her is 'not a parasite' and is 'not from something she ate.'

Instead, he suggested the issue is 'something that got into her bloodstream and seeded some foreign body.'

Surprisingly, Dubrow even thought it was possible that Glanville could be ahead of her doctors, as he said she could be right that she might require surgery.

He noted that she could have been infected with either mycobacteria or fungi, which could be 'very difficult to treat.'

Dubrow looked particularly concerned when he said Glanville's condition was 'like a ticking time bomb,' because the potential damage could get more and more severe in a short period of time.

He added that antibiotic treatments for mycobacteria or fungus could take six to 12 months.

It would be essential for her to get a solid diagnosis and possibly a skin sample to determine what she was suffering from.

Dubrow concluded the interview by offering the services of himself and his Botched costars.

The plastic surgeon additionally informed TMZ that he will meet with Glanville next week for a thorough examination to better determine what the problem could be.

He also added that beforehand, the pair will speak on the phone so he can gather details about her experience and symptoms to configure what immediate steps she should take.

In an interview with Entertainment Tonight earlier this week, Brandi opened up about the frustration she feels over not being able to get a diagnosis for the unknown 'parasite' under the skin on her face.

She has spent 'over $70,000' on temporary treatments in an attempt to fix the issue. 

'I've been on meds this whole year. I don't socialize. I don't go out and I'm just spending all of my money on trying to figure out what's wrong with me, over $70,000,' she told ET.

Glanville has been a variety of doctors in an attempt to get to the root of her issue.

'Honestly, I have so many doctors and I've had so many tests … I did lab work for $10,000. I ran every test under the sun.… They're like, it could be a parasite that's, you know, new.'

Brandi thinks she knows how she contracted the potential parasite.

'I mean, we had food sitting out for hours on end and some of it was meat. In Morocco,' she offered.

'Six months after I got back from [filming in] Morocco, I started having this speaking thing and the swelling up thing, it started in July and we're still here trying to figure it out.'