When Suzanne Somers beat breast cancer in the early 2000s, she didn’t shy away from sharing her unconventional approach to treatment. Now, at 71, the actress is opening up about one of her most groundbreaking health decisions yet — regrowing her breast tissue using stem cell technology. In a recent interview with Us Weekly, Suzanne spoke candidly about how this procedure changed her life and why she's proud of her choice.

Choosing Her Own Path: Suzanne’s Cancer Journey

Back in April 2000, Suzanne Somers was diagnosed with Stage II breast cancer. Like many women faced with this diagnosis, she had tough decisions to make. Instead of following the traditional route, Suzanne opted for a lumpectomy and radiation but declined chemotherapy. It was a bold move, one that sparked both admiration and criticism. Years later, when she decided to undergo breast reconstruction, Suzanne chose a path less traveled — regenerating her breast tissue using stem cell growth technology, also known as cell-assisted lipotransfer. Rather than opting for implants, she embraced a cutting-edge procedure that aligns with her holistic health philosophy.

In her own words, Suzanne told Us Weekly at the Carousel of Hope Ball in Beverly Hills, CA on October 6: “This is a regrown breast. This is really mine. I went 11 years without a breast on this side.” Her confidence in her decision is palpable, and her story offers hope and inspiration to others who may be facing similar choices.

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A Step-by-Step Breakdown of the Regeneration Process

The procedure Suzanne underwent is nothing short of extraordinary. Here’s how it works: doctors extracted fat from her stomach, isolated the stem cells, discarded the weaker ones, and used the strongest to regenerate breast tissue. Suzanne described the process as feeling like “electrical zippers” growing blood vessels. For a year, she could feel her body healing and regenerating. Since 2012, she’s been living with two natural breasts — no implants, no foreign objects. “I have two breasts again that are mine,” she proudly declared. Her enthusiasm was so strong that she couldn’t help but show off her new breast to everyone she met in the first few weeks. It wasn’t until her husband, Alan Hamel, gently reminded her to tone it down that she finally stopped.

Embracing a Holistic Lifestyle

While Suzanne’s approach to cancer treatment has sparked debate, she firmly believes in the power of natural healing. Her diagnosis marked a turning point in her life, prompting her to adopt a healthier, more organic lifestyle. “I have a new standard of care,” she explained. “I didn’t want chemical poison. I changed my diet, I eat real food, organic food only — if you can pick it, pluck it, milk it, or shoot it.” Suzanne’s dedication to clean living extends to her dairy consumption. “I eat buttercream, sour cream, cream cheese, all organic, no hormones,” she shared. “I sleep eight hours a