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Brandi Glanville to get ‘face taken off’ for under-skin ‘power wash’ to remove parasite

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Rubio, A. (2026, October 23). Brandi Glanville to get ‘face taken off’ for under-skin ‘power wash’ to remove parasite. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/22/entertainment/brandi-glanville-to-get-face-taken-off-for-under-skin-power-wash/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-23 · by Amanda Rubio

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Brandi Glanville, 53, is set to undergo facial surgery on Friday where Dr. Carlo Henrado will perform an exploratory procedure to remove what he believes are either fungal balls or a living parasite identified under her skin. The doctor will charge an additional $5,000 beyond insurance coverage for the operation, which Glanville describes as involving a "power wash" and spinning her blood for platelet treatments inside her face. This surgery comes after Glanville's recent diagnosis with multiple health conditions including highly resistant bacterial infections and fungal issues.
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As of October 25, 2026, Brandi Glanville, a 53-year-old reality TV star, is scheduled for an exploratory surgery on her face to address years of unexplained health issues. In a podcast episode, she revealed that facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Carlo Honrado (identified as "Henrado" in the New York Post article) will perform the procedure, which involves removing parts of her skin to investigate two spots he believes could be either fungal balls or parasites based on their movement. Glanville had previously been diagnosed with multiple conditions including highly resistant ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever), Demodex dermatitis, and mononucleosis. The surgery, estimated to cost an additional $5,000 beyond what insurance covers, aims to relieve her ongoing health struggles that have included daily IV treatments costing between $3,300 to $6,000 per month.

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Amanda Rubio
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🔮 She said the doctor had identified two distinct spots beneath her skin that he believes could be either “fungal balls or something alive.”
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Last month, Glanville revealed she had been diagnosed with multiple conditions after years of unexplained health issues, including “highly resistant ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, Coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever), Demodex dermatitis and mononucleosis.”
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🔮 She said the doctor had identified two distinct spots beneath her skin that he believes could be either “fungal balls or something alive.”

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“Dr. Carlo Henrado is taking my face off on Friday and going to do an exploratory surgery to kind of do a power wash under my skin,” Glanville, 53, told her co-host, James Maas. asserted
Glanville → take → host
She said the doctor had identified two distinct spots beneath her skin that he believes could be either “fungal balls or something alive.” uncertain
he → say → skin
“I think it’s alive, personally, because it moves when it wants,” she added. asserted
she → think → ?
Glanville went on to explain that Henrado came “highly recommended” and agreed to perform the procedure for whatever amount insurance would cover, plus an additional $5,000. asserted
insurance → go → amount
“But I’m OK with that. asserted
I → ’m → that
He’s like, ‘If I can cut the head off the beast, the snake, then the other stuff we’ll be able to get,” she continued. asserted
she → ’ → stuff
The former model admitted that she’s “super excited” but also “scared to death,” as she’s “never had facial surgery.” asserted
she → admit → surgery
She noted that a woman she knows recently underwent a facelift, but said her own procedure is different and “more intensive,” according to her doctor. uncertain
procedure → note → doctor
“He’s, like, literally going in there with a power washer, basically, and knives and all this s–t. asserted
He → go → washer
And then he’s spinning my blood and doing this platelet thing on the inside of my face,” Glanville explained before joking, “We might not want my blood at this point.” uncertain
We → spin → point
Last month, Glanville revealed she had been diagnosed with multiple conditions after years of unexplained health issues, including “highly resistant ESBL Klebsiella and Enterobacter with biofilm, Coccidioidomycosis (Valley fever), Demodex dermatitis and mononucleosis.” asserted
she → reveal → biofilm
She also previously disclosed that she had a fungal ball in her face that she was preparing to have surgically removed. asserted
she → disclose → that
The reality TV star shared footage of an ultrasound on Instagram in early September, claiming her doctors “saw something alive” and “moving” beneath the skin of her face. asserted
doctors → share → face
“If I don’t find a doctor to cut this out of my face, I’m just going to do it myself,” she said in the Reel at the time. asserted
she → find → time
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