DWTS pro Lindsay Arnold, 31, reveals she's going under the knife to get breast augmentation and lift

Former Dancing With The Stars pro Lindsay Arnold has revealed she will be going under the knife to get a breast augmentation and a lift.

The mother-of-two, who turns 31 on January 11, shared the update with her fans via TikTok on Thursday, as she revealed that the procedure was a Christmas gift.  

'My Christmas present this year is that I’m getting a breast augmentation,' she began. 'Guys, I’m freaking out... but I’m also so excited. That is happening in a little over two weeks.'

Sharing further details about the procedure, she continued: 'I am turning 31 on January 11, and [husband] Sam [Cusick] and I are gonna go to Mexico for a little getaway.

'Just me and Sam for my birthday, we’re doing three nights. Then I get home and the next day, I am getting my breast augmentation. I am also getting a lift.'

While Lindsay said she was 'very excited,' she admitted that she was also nervous. 

'It’s just so many decisions and it’s hard that you make the choices for yourself and you have to live with those choices. So I hope I might the right decisions,' added the star. 

The dancer admitted that it has all been 'kind of a whirlwind' but insisted that an augmentation was something she 'always knew' she wanted to do.

Lindsay then told fans that she would be willing to go into further details about the whole process if there was any interest in learning the full scope of what is involved.

She added: 'I'd love to share. I know there’s mixed opinions on this type of thing, and so I get it … if it’s not for you, it’s not for you.'

One fan revealed their eagerness for the star to showcase the entire process as they commented: 'You should document the entire process. 

'The night before feelings, the aftermath, the pain, the cost and a before and after. A lot of women would like to know the entirety.'

Another follower wrote: 'Interested in hearing alllllllll the details. Including how you decided to do this, I’ve wanted one for years and even had a few consultations but never went through with it.'

'I’d like to hear the details I’m considering doing one myself,' someone else admitted. 

'I have been approved by my insurance. I’d love to hear about your journey. Wishing you all the best.'

Elsewhere, one fan asked how the dancer was planning to explain the process to her three-year-old daughter, Sage.

'Hahaha not sure how I will either quite yet,' Lindsay replied.

The choreographer also shares 10-month-old daughter June with her husband, Sam. 

The longtime DWTS dancer announced her plans to leave the show in August 2022 after more than a decade on the series.

Lindsay has previously been open about getting enhancements such as Botox and lip injections.

In a January 2023 social media video, she told fans: 'I’ve been getting Botox for years now. 

'I get it in between my brows, I get it on my forehead. I obviously am not doing it right now because I’m pregnant. 

'I also have gotten lip injections for a long time as well. I haven’t done it in a while, so any changes you’re noticing now are changes from my face swelling during pregnancy. People are always like, "Well, why are you trying to hide it?"'

The star later told Us Weekly that while she has no issue with getting cosmetic enhancements she has been embracing the natural look a lot more since becoming a parent.

She explained: 'Since becoming a mom, it has changed so much for me. I feel like beauty comes from within.

'I am very much "less is more" when it comes to skincare and makeup. I wish I cared more about this when I was younger, but [now] I’ve got a full routine that I’m consistent with every single day.

'Staying healthy and doing things that feel good to my body every single day is so important. When I feel good, I feel confident.'

She told the publication that she hopes to pass her beauty wisdom onto Sage and June.

'I want them to know that beauty comes from within and comes from how you feel about yourself,' she continued. 

'I hope to just instill confidence in them and help them know that they are perfect just the way that they are and that they are beautiful in their own skin.'