Call me crazy, but I don’t hate Lisa Rinna. Sure, I find her annoying, and yes, her face is like the textbook example of horrible, gross, laughable plastic surgery. But whenever I’ve seen her interviewed, I kind of get a kick out of her personality. She’s spunky and funny, and she’s smart enough to have figured out a way to still have some semblence of relevance after decades languishing on the C-list of Hollywood. However, I’m revising my opinion of Lisa. This little piece in Page Six (that lead me to the Fancast interview, below) had me rolling my eyes so hard, they almost fell out. It seems Lisa was very disturbed by Heidi Montag’s “Addicted to Plastic Surgery” People Magazine cover, and thinks that Heidi’s work will send a damaging signal to young girls. Oh really?

No stranger to doctor-aided physical enhancements, Lisa Rinna says she was disturbed by ‘The Hills‘ star Heidi Montag’s recent drastic cosmetic makeover, captured on the cover of the January issue of People magazine.

“I will tell you I had to take that cover off the magazine before it came in the house,” Rinna told Fancast at Friday’s anniversary party for her store Belle Gray, in Sherman Oaks, Calif. “We have two girls. I don’t think it is something you want to bring in the house and say, ‘Oh, look.’”

‘Dancing with the Stars‘ alum Rinna, who has talked publicly of her own plastic surgery including Juvederm, Botox, lip-plumping, and breast implants, says she is sensitive to her daughters’ body-image issues.

“I take a lot of the covers off of magazines if they are not appropriate,” Rinna says.

“Obviously, we are raising two young girls. Anything that has to do with weight issues, I think you just have to be really careful.”

She adds, “I mean, you know – to each his own, is all I will say.”

Rinna was joined by husband Harry Hamlin at Friday’s party, as the two shot scenes for their upcoming TV Land reality show ‘Harry Loves Lisa,’ premiering in October.

Hamlin, who was People magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive in 1987 during his ‘L.A. Law‘ heyday, says he thinks the choice to make Montag’s plastic surgery a public issue of discussion is questionable.

“Who? The blonde girl? I saw she was on the cover of some magazine,” Hamlin said Friday in mock surprise about Montag, who said that she had 10 cosmetic procedures in one day last November. “Well, you know, that magazine has changed so much. I was actually on the cover a few times. In those days, they had stories about people who hadn’t had their faces cut open. They had stories about things that were really going on. I don’t know. I mean, plastic surgery?”

[From Fancast]

“I mean, plastic surgery?” Yes, Harry. PLASTIC SURGERY. Like your wife has all the time. To the point where her face looks like a very shiny, brown, frozen nut. That plastic surgery. I mean, sure, I think Heidi Montag’s plastic face (below) is a damaging image to throw out there, especially for young girls. But what bothers me more, the plastic face or the hypocrisy? Gah!

Lisa Rinna on January 10, 2010 & November 5, 2009 in LA. Heidi Montag in Vegas on February 13, 2010. Credit: WENN.