New year, new body! Teen Mom 2 star Briana DeJesus is going under the knife again, and she claims to want a smaller chest. “Now I gotta get ready for this Miami trip,” the 25-year-old tweeted on Jan. 19. When a fan asked if she was going on a vacation, the mother of two responded, “Noooooo to get some A cup t***ies.” Her eight-year-old daughter Nova apparently helped spur on the decision, as Briana tweeted the following day, “Yoooo today nova told me that I need to stop showing my boob crack and I’m like what????? U mean cleavage. lmao ok mom you got it.”

One fan who is an A-cup warned her against it. User Tera tweeted the reply, “I’m an A; it’s sad,” while user El Desalmado told Bri, “Girl you got great boobs! Don’t change a thing.” During the comments, Brianna also revealed she’s having her derriere reduced as well. Fan Nancy asked, “Are you gonna take that ass down a few notches too??” and the MTV star responded, “Yupppppppp.”

Briana underwent a breast lift in Feb. 2018, seven months after giving birth to her second daughter Stella, 2. She got a “mommy makeover” courtesy of  Dr. Michael Salzhauer, who is also known as Dr. Miami. In addition to the breast lift, she got a tummy tuck and had her butt contoured. In a series of pics at the time she wrote, “18 days post op! Progress!!!! Can’t wait to hit the gym next month!” revealing pics of her smaller breasts and rear-end. In one she wrote, “No more big butt” and “No more big boobs either,” on a second photo. Now she’s going even smaller with both!

Briana has been very open about her plastic surgeries. In 2016 she told Radar Online , “I’m going to get another breast augmentation.  I am going to go bigger. I had a breast augmentation done a few months ago. It’s a C now. I like the size that they are, but I want to go bigger.” She also went larger with her behind, getting a Brazilian butt lift. “That is taking fat from my stomach and back and putting it into my butt and thighs. I like my butt now, but I just want to have everything be perfect.” She explained had felt self-conscious about how her body had changed after giving birth to Nova, who was four at the time.

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That’s Dr. Michael Salzhauer, the sometimes controversial South Florida plastic surgeon also known as “Dr. Miami” on social media.

Salzhauer stars in a new reality series of the same name, “Dr. Miami,” which follows him, his staff and the patients who see him for Brazilian butt-lifts, nose jobs, breast implants, tummy tucks and other procedures at his Bay Harbor Islands practice. The six-episode series, which was produced by Miami-based 2C Originals, will debut at 10 p.m. March 31 on the WE tv cable network.

Network officials said Salzhauer seemed like a natural for his own show. The man who has called himself “Dr. Schnoz” has been known in recent years for his social media following and his marketing strategies, which have drawn complaints from some groups such as the Anti-Defamation League of Florida.

In 2008, he wrote a children’s book, “My Beautiful Mommy,” promoting plastic surgery. In 2012, he hired a rock band to make a video called, “Jewcan Sam (A Nose Job Love Song)”, about a teenage boy who gets a nose job to attract a girl.

For the past two years, he also has been broadcasting his surgeries on Snapchat, inviting viewers to see him in action.

“A surgeon using Snapchat and other social platforms to literally bring fans into the operating room represents a bold and fresh twist that connects old and new media,” said We tv President Marc Juris in an email.

For his Snapchat surgeries, Salzhauer dresses up in viking, pirate and other costumes.

“I’m a goofy guy,’’ said Salzhauer from his office on a recent Thursday morning. “I’ve got this wacky personality that I was born with that people find entertaining.”

The WE tv show aims to capture that zaniness as he meets with patients.

“We love this show because Dr. Salzhauer is a completely unique and authentic individual who is at the top of his profession and using social media in an innovative and powerful way,” Juris added.

Each episode follows two patients and their before-and-after progress.

“I hope that [viewers] understand that plastic surgery is a normal part of everyday modern life. I hope the show educates and entertains people,” he said.

Cameras also show his clients with their loved ones as they share their concerns about the procedures. In the first episode, a woman named Ashley gets pre-surgery jitters and wants to back out of having her “mommy makeover,” which includes breast implants and a tummy tuck. Her best friend encourages her to be a new version of herself.

Although there will be some TV personalities on his show, including cast members from WE tv’s “My Life Is A Telenovela” and the Oxygen network’s “Bad Girls Club,” Salzhauer said most of his patients are everyday folks looking to better themselves. On the show, he calls them “beauty warriors.”

“It takes a lot of courage to go to a plastic surgeon in the first place, to admit you are not comfortable in your own body,’’ he said. “It is like going into battle. It involves risks, bruising, swelling and a healing period. I am proud of my beauty warriors.

“I am a beauty warrior,” said the father of five, who has had a nose job and a chin implant.

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