Brandi Glanville’s doctors “saw something alive” and “moving” in her face amid her facial disfigurement struggles.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum shared the “crazy” story in an Instagram Reel on Monday — before posting disturbing ultrasound footage for her followers.
“We did the MRI and it’s all on the left side of my face,” she explained while hooked up to IVs in bed. “But then the doctor decided to do an ultrasound.”
Glanville, 53, added, “We did the ultrasound in the doctor’s office and the technician said that there was something alive in my face and that it was moving and she’d never seen anything like it.
“Then the radiologist agreed,” she continued. “So if I don’t find a doctor to cut this out of my face, I’m just gonna do it myself.”
While describing the scary health update, the Bravolebrity she had 40 minutes left of her four-hour IV infusion and then would then be hooked to an antibiotic IV drip overnight.
Glanville undergoes 18 hours of IV infusions every single day, she revealed on Sunday.
“I know I’m so skinny right now,” she said over the weekend. “I can’t eat because the IVs that I do decrease my food. I feel like death, I look like death.”
“So now I have to start my IVs, I mean I’m on IVs almost 20 hours a day,” the former reality star continued. “The only time I leave my house is to do my podcast.”
Glanville insisted the root of her health issues stems from her facial parasite.
The reality star first went public with her facial disfigurement in 2024, blaming Bravo for her “stress”-induced health issues.
A few months later, she shared her doctors’ belief that it actually stemmed from a parasite that “jumps around” her face.
She has also blamed ruptured breast implants.
Back in June, Glanville revealed that she was diagnosed with a benign facial tumor, which “could be why the fluid is going around [her] face.”
Most recently, she told her “Brandi Glanville Unfiltered” listeners, “I don’t know what’s wrong with me, guys. I thought I was fixed … and now it’s sinking in again. If I had answers, I would tell you. I’ve been to a million doctors.”
Glanville has spent a whopping six figures on medical costs over the past three years.
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