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Kris Jenner Plastic Surgery

Kris Jenner confirmed the name of her plastic surgeon: what did she get done?

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Controversial opinion: I actually think the Kardashian-Jenner daughters have many genetic advantages, mostly from Kris Jenner’s side. One of the biggest genetic advantages, weirdly enough, is that they heal from cosmetic surgery really well – little to no scarring and quick recovery periods. That’s the only explanation I have for how consistently different the entire crew looks from month to month and year to year – they all have plastic surgeons on speed dial and they all heal very quickly. Well, Kris Jenner was recently in Paris with Kim Kardashian. Kris supported Kim as Kim testified against the group of people who robbed her in the city in 2016. Kris and Kim stuck around Paris for Lauren Sanchez’s multi-day “bachelorette party.” Kim and Kris were photographed everywhere, and people began to notice that Kris appears to have gotten a very good-quality facelift. She’s taken years off her face without anything looking too pulled or ridiculously tight. Now Page Six confirmed who did the work:

The guru behind Kris Jenner’s new look is in-demand plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Levine, Page Six has exclusively learned. The 69-year-old Kardashian family mastermind has recently been mistaken by fans for her supermodel daughter Kendall Jenner, 29, Page Six reported, sparking speculation that she might have sought some surgical assistance.

In fact the glow-up is so good, sources told us that other surgeons have even been trying to take credit behind the scenes! But a rep for Jenner confirmed to us that Levine was the whiz behind her fresh-faced look, adding in a statement: “We can confirm that Dr. Steven Levine did Kris Jenner’s recent work,” without specifying the procedure.

New York-based facelift maestro Levine has become Hollywood A-listers’ go-to surgeon for his natural-looking enhancements of the face — as well as the breasts and bod, too.

[From Page Six]

It would not surprise me if this doctor has been the guy behind some other notable celebrity facelifts in recent years. Lindsay Lohan comes to mind, as does Christina Aguilera. There’s also a surgeon in France who also does really high-quality work (reportedly the guy behind Sharon Stone and Gisele Bundchen’s face work), and I’ve heard some celebrities used to go down to Brazil for all of their biggest cosmetic procedures (reportedly Tom Cruise, but you didn’t hear that from me). Who did Brad Pitt’s face work? Because it’s been really touch-and-go, and I kind of wonder if he went with an American surgeon.

As for Kris… yeah, the work is noticeable but I also think it looks like good-quality work. My theory is that she didn’t just get a facelift or whatever they’re calling it these days – I think she had something done to her chin, and that’s making a huge difference.

Photos courtesy of Backgrid, Kris’s IG.

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Eva Amurri Plastic Surgery

Eva Amurri got her 32Fs reduced & she’s been documenting the process on her IG

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One of the most bizarre things, to me, is that Eva Amurri ended up moving away from an acting career to turn into a full-time influencer. She’s been an influencer and high-strung mommy blogger for a decade or longer. She must do well in the influencer business, because it’s really the only thing she does at this point. Anyway, I never really thought that Eva looked much like her mother (Susan Sarandon), but Eva did inherit two things from her mom: the incredible bust. Seriously, Eva had three kids and her girls were still large, round and perky. But they were also very big, and she decided to get a breast reduction. Now that I’m looking through her IG, I see that this whole process was extremely well-documented, but it was news to me and news to People Mag.

Eva Amurri has been documenting her recovery from breast reduction surgery, sharing that sleeping — and coming to terms with giving her body time to rest — has been the hardest part of recovery.

The actress 40, explained that she’d made the decision to have her 32F breasts reduced in a post on her lifestyle site, Happily Eva After, titled Bye, Bye, Boobies. As she wrote, larger breasts “can make you extremely self-conscious and insecure. They hurt your back, they’re hard to clothe, and most importantly: you can’t take them off and take a break. That’s been the hardest part.”

Amurri, the only child of Susan Sarandon and Franco Amurri, continued, “Having huge boobs has been a blast at times! When I want to feel extra sultry or sexy, they’ve been super fun! In the bedroom? FANTASTIC. When I want attention? Perfection. But what about those days that I didn’t? What about when I would have done anything to not have to carry 10 extra pounds on the front of my body or have breasts I couldn’t put away or ignore?”

Amurri, who shares daughter Marlowe, 10, son Major, 8, and son Mateo, 5, with her ex-husband, soccer player Kyle Martino, said that pregnancy and nursing caused her breasts to get bigger and smaller. “The yo-yo-ing size contributed to drooping and sagging.”

She finally explained that she was having the reduction — celebrating with a “Bye, Bye, Boobies” cake — and shared her reluctance was due to her fears around anesthesia. She shared a loopy post-surgery video, filmed while her husband, chef Ian Hock was driving her home, where she said she was “obsessed with everyone,” admitted that she had a “mental breakdown” before the procedure — and then broke into tears when she realized her surgeon, Dr. Umbareen Mahmood, gave her chocolate.

Recovery has been tough, Amurri revealed, explaining she’s “so uncomfortable” and can’t sleep. “The truth is that until I can sleep on my side … I just feel like I’m in the newborn phase of motherhood where I’m up pretty much constantly,”

[From People]

As a fellow big-rig hauler, I have to admit, I’ve fantasized about getting the reduction surgery too. Like, I genuinely think my life (and my back/shoulders) would be much better with perky C-cups. Alas, I’m also scared of the anesthesia, plus I just don’t want anyone cutting into me for any reason, you know? I’ve heard horror stories of how long it takes to recover from the reduction surgery too. Eva’s been documenting that on her social media too, that she can’t sleep properly and she’s in too much pain to lift her arms. Hm.

Photos courtesy of Eva’s social media.

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Meghan Trainor Plastic Surgery

Meghan Trainor’s breast implant endorsement is like an SNL commercial ‘They stay perky’

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Meghan Trainor, 31, is open about the many things she’s done to enhance her face and body. In December, Meghan revealed on her podcast that she’d had so much Botox and lip filler she couldn’t smile. She looked like she was suffering from lockjaw, although that seems to have mostly gone away since. In that same episode, Meghan said that she was going to get a boob job to fix her “mommy boobies” from nursing her two children. Meghan has since had breast implants, and she’s taken it a step further. She’s a spokesperson for a company called Motiva and she’s done interviews and videos touting how great these specific implants are. First I’d like to talk about her interview with People Magazine, where Meghan explained why she made this decision and how happy she is with the results. She also said that her middling pop songs about loving yourself and your body are part of how she connects with her fans.

Meghan Trainor… has been ruminating over getting plastic surgery since she was a teenager, she admits, but it wasn’t until she hit her 30s and truly settled into herself that she felt like she was ready to actually get the chest she’s always wanted.

But she didn’t come to the decision easily.

“I have never been more comfortable in my body,” she tells PEOPLE of this current phase of life. “Maybe it’s because I’m in my 30s now and I’m better. I’ve been working with a therapist for a long time, trying to rewire my brain to love myself more. It’s always something like a work in progress, and that’s why I write all these anthemic songs of, ‘I love myself,’ because it’s constantly a thing I’m working on and I notice my fans are also working on that. So that’s how we connect….”

Feeling like she’d turned that corner — and feeling like she was really unhappy with how her breasts looked and made her feel — she knew she was ready to turn them into something that she was happy about. Trainor wanted the breasts that she’d be excited to see in the mirror every day.

[Meghan Trainor] started looking into plastic surgeons for breast lifts, because, she says, her breasts were “always saggy” and became even more so after weight fluctuations and having two babies (sons Riley, 4, and Barry, 19 months). She was also hoping to get small implants as well so her breasts would be fuller.

Trainor ended up with Beverly Hills, Calif.-based plastic surgeon Dr. Payman Danielpour for a breast augmentation at the beginning of 2025, and she got the Motiva SmoothSilk Ergonomix 290 mini implants, which she calls “cutie booties.”

Days prior to this, Trainor admits that she was feeling “so ready” because every time she looked at herself in the mirror, her breasts just didn’t even feel like her own.

“I would look at them like, those aren’t mine. This is so weird. Get these off,” she says.

And with the help of Dr. Danielpour and Motiva, she made it happen.

What really sold her on both Motiva and Dr. Danielpour was the safety of the implant and the care of the doctor. She says that the surgeon reassured her that a Motiva implant, which is truly designed to mimic the feel of a real breast, has a great safety profile with less than 1% device-related complication rates, according to studies done. She liked those odds.

Plus, she says Dr. Danielpour was “so kind and so gentle” with her from the first moment they met.

“It’s so important to find a surgeon who has the best attitude and who is the kindest — and who you feel comfortable being fully naked with,” she says. “It was a big decision, but it felt like I was just doing something for me. This was my present to myself.”

In the days and weeks after her surgery, Trainor says her recovery was mostly easy, though, she had to figure out a way to explain to her kids why she was in a fragile state. She was wearing a surgical bra to protect her chest and couldn’t lift them for a period of time. She also didn’t want them to see any “boo-boos.”

“I would tell them, ‘Soft, gentle hugs for mama,’” she says. “They got it.”

Beyond that, she says she didn’t have much pain, and now she’s just wearing some scar tape around her new areolas. As for how her new “perky” breasts feel, she — and her husband, Daryl Sabara — are big fans.

“This morning we were testing them. [Daryl] was touching them, and not a sexual way, but he was grabbing them and he was like, ‘These are fantastic.’ And I was like, ‘Do they feel real? For real, real?’ And he was like, ‘Yes, dude. They feel incredible.’ They’re squishy, but they’re firm, and they’re up when I’m laying down. And that’s all thanks to the Ergonomix that Motiva made. They’re the first of its kind, they’re so natural. They stay perky when I’m laying down. It’s unbelievable,” she says.

[From People]

I have to hand it to her, she’s being somewhat honest about this process and she’s getting paid for spouting this company’s talking points. I was floored when I saw her endorsement video for this breast implant brand, below. It’s like an SNL parody video, like she’s about to reveal that you can easily swap them out for other sizes, or that they double as flotation devices. I feel that way about almost everything lately though, there’s this surreal quality to reality that makes it seem like the plot to a ridiculous spoof series written by Armando Iannucci. Of course people should do what they want to feel good about their bodies, and that includes surgery, implants and injectables. So many women have had serious health problems from bad implants though. Watching the documentary The Bleeding Edge on Netflix really opened my eyes to how poorly regulated the medical implant industry is. (And I’m not getting into it but that FDA division was just gutted along with so many other regulatory bodies.) It’s ok though, because these implants feel silky smooth and her husband loves how they feel! She woke up feelin this way!

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Ariana Madix, 39, reveals all the injectables she’s had done and where

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I know Ariana Madix from the Scandoval on Vanderpump Rules, which she parlayed into more exposure and gigs. She’s currently hosting Love Island: US, the sixth season of which just aired its finale. (I saw four episodes of the third season, realized it was a kind of influencer zoo with over 20 episodes, and then watched the finale.) Ariana seems uniquely positioned to understand the messed up dynamics of beautiful people stuck in a reality TV fishbowl. Ariana, 39, is also under the same pressure as the Love Island contestants to look as perfect as possible on screen and on social media. She’s had some injectables, which is pretty typical. Ariana commented on a post from an aesthetician showing her face before and after and speculating what she’s had done. She said she hasn’t had a blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) but that she’s had Botox and filler. She also promised to keep people updated as gets more done. Here’s more, from People Magazine.

Ariana Madix is sharing all of the work that she’s done to maintain her youthful looks.

Last month, an Instagram user — who is an injector and aesthetic physician assistant — posted before and after photos of the Love Island USA host, 39, while speculating the cosmetic procedures she’s had over the years.

“Stunning injectables have entered the villa. Ariana continues to show the Love Island world how cosmetic work can preserve and enhance and not age and distort,” the woman wrote, claiming that she believes the Bravo star has gotten lip filler, volume replacement filler, jawline contouring with liposuction, and a blepharoplasty to remove excess eyelid skin.

On July 17, Madix responded to the video, setting the record straight on her appearance in the comments.

“i’ll tell you what i’ve had! you’re partially correct,” the Vanderpump Rules star wrote. “tox in 11’s, outer brow, and my neck. ellevate for my neck in 2019 by @theneckdoctor. minimal lip filler bc my face is too small to handle very much and filler in my chin.”

“absolutely no filler anywhere else and def no bleph yet ❤️❤️,” she added. “hope this helps! i’ll keep yall posted if i do anything else.”

[From People]

Good for her for being open about it. It’s impressive to me when celebrities and reality stars admit exactly what they’ve had done. In video of Ariana on Love Island (I’ve included an Instagram post below) she looks great, it just looks obvious to me. She looks a bit different, but she still looks like herself. When I see women in person with Botox and fillers I usually notice, but maybe that’s just when they get too much. (There are so many at the new boutique gym I joined. It seems like every other woman has lip filler and carries a Stanley cup.) One of my friends got Botox and I never noticed though. She told me she asked for the lowest possible amount.

There’s a difference between actors getting work done and reality stars though. When I see actresses on screen who can’t move their faces I find it distracting, unless it’s believable for their character. Think Emily Blunt in Oppenheimer vs. The Fall Guy.

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Tiffani Thiessen hasn’t had Botox: I don’t want my daughter to see that I changed my face

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This is blowing my mind a little bit but Tiffani Thiessen turns 50 in January. Tiffani’s always been one of those lowkey celebs who stays out of the tabloids. She’s been married to Brady Smith since 2005 and has two children, Harper, 13, and Holt, eight. Tiffani is currently promoting her second cookbook, called “Here We Go Again: Recipes and Inspiration to Level Up Your Leftovers.” The book is full of ideas and recipes for leftovers. It seems like a really cool concept.

In lieu of turning 50 soon, Tiffani has been talking a lot about that milestone in the press lately. In August, she talked about how her mental health and self-confidence has really blossomed as she’s aged. In a recent interview, she talked to Page Six about the more physical side of aging, claiming that she’s never had any “work” done and doesn’t plan on ever doing so.

Tiffani Thiessen is turning the big 5-0 next January and unlike many in Hollywood claims to never have had any work done and isn’t planning on it either.

“I like my laugh lines,” she told Page Six Style exclusively in a recent interview. “And I call them laugh lines and happy lines because that’s what they are, you know? And I also cried a lot, too. So they probably were created for that, too. But that’s life.”

She added, “And I earned them.”

The “Saved by the Bell” alum also noted that her children, daughter, Harper, 13, and son, Holt, 8, are a big reason why she’s not had fillers or Botox.

“I want to lead by example,” she explained. “I have a teenage daughter, I don’t want her to see that I’m scared [about] turning 50 and that I need to change my face or anything.”

That’s not to say that Thiessen hasn’t felt any pressure to go under a scalpel.

“Of course I did,” she exclaimed. “And I still do sometimes. I mean I look at [myself] in Zoom and I’m like, ‘Oh boy!’ But that’s part of it, right? Like there’s days [where you] feel better than others and there’s days that I don’t care so much.”

[From Page Six]

I have no idea if she’s telling the truth or not, but I choose to believe Tiffani. Hey, good for her for making that decision and sticking with it. She’s a beautiful woman. Who needs fillers when you can always touch up with Photoshop apps and filters? And if she changes her mind someday down the line, then good for her as well! Do I think Botox, fillers and plastic surgery always look good? Of course not! We’ve all seen some ill-advised cosmetic enhancements, just as we’ve all seen good ones too. But, I’m also a huge believer that we’re all on a quest to feel good about ourselves and if that’s a stop on your journey, then do it up. Thanks to genetics, I have bags and dark circles under my eyes no matter much sleep I get and I would love to get rid of them. I feel badly for the Khloe Kardashians and Kate Middletons of the world who were naturally pretty beforehand and are clearly chasing something that surgery, Botox, and fillers will never fulfill.

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Ariana Grande: I had a ton of lip filler and Botox, but stopped in 2018

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I wonder if Ariana Grande is still with Spongebob guy because they’ve been pretty quiet for a while. Maybe now that he’s available and separated from his wife she will have lost interest. At any rate, Ariana did a Vogue Beauty Secrets video and in it she said that she used to get filler and Botox. She also says she stopped getting these injections in 2018. I do not believe her but I am also grateful she admitted to getting work done at all in the first place. Ari also talked about changing her hair and makeup style because she used to hide behind big hair and winged eyeliner.

Ariana Grande has revealed she’s taken a hiatus from lip fillers and Botox injections in recent years.

Grande’s comments came during a video made for Vogue about her beauty secrets, during which she got candid — and emotional — about how her relationship with beauty has shifted over time.

The singer and the actor has not previously disclosed undergoing any cosmetic procedures. Having grown up in the spotlight, and thus dealt with public scrutiny over her appearance from a young age, she said, “it’s really hard to know what’s worth hearing and not.”

While applying makeup for the video, Grande, now aged 30, explained that she had often embellished her beauty looks with bigger hair or thicker eyeliner “as a disguise or something to hide behind,” but as she gets older she doesn’t “love that being the intention behind it anymore,” thinking of it “as self-expression and accentuating what is there” instead.

Similarly, she continued, she used cosmetic procedures in the same way. “I had a ton of lip filler over the years, and Botox. I stopped in 2018 because I felt so — too much,” she said. “For a long time, beauty was about hiding for me and now I feel like maybe it’s not.”

“I want to see my well-earned cry lines and smile lines,” she continued. “I hope my smile lines get deeper and deeper and I laugh more and more. Aging can be such a beautiful thing.”

[From CNN]

Deep sigh. Ariana’s face has changed a lot in recent years and some of that is likely weight loss, some of it is natural aging, and some of it is how she’s changed doing her makeup. But I think she has had even more invasive procedures done around her eyes and forehead and may have gotten a brow lift or the famous ‘ponytail facelift’ that Bella Hadid is rumored to have done. The corner of a person’s eyes rarely lift upward as they age but hers have done that. Her upper face just appears very pulled taut to me. There also isn’t a dramatic difference in her lip size between 2018 and the present day, quite frankly, so I just don’t believe her when she says she stopped getting filler five years ago. I think she wants to have it both ways and own up to some things but not others. In a way it could be worse, and I’m glad she admitted to getting work done. But when people hide behind these little half-truths it’s still annoying.

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Christy Turlington on women who haven’t had plastic surgery ‘I love seeing a real face’

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Christy Turlington is in my opinion one of the most beautiful women of the last century. But out of all the Supers, she also might be the least interesting. Naomi and Linda have crazy charisma and they’ve each had their messes, but Christy is kind of milquetoast. But I’ll give her credit for pivoting to humanitarian work with her organization Every Mother Counts. Every Mother Counts has programs in multiple countries that expand access to high quality maternity care, including in the US, where there is a shockingly high rate of maternal mortality especially among Black and Indigenous mothers. So Christy and EMC are doing good work. Christy is also the “Fundamental Changemaker in Residence” for a super fancy, expensive skincare brand called Noble Panacea. I’m sorry but that title is so silly. Just call her a brand ambassador.

Anyway, Christy was interviewed for Marie Claire and she talked about her skincare routine (predictably, a lot of $326 face creams from Noble Panacea, but she also likes regular Chapstick and Burts Bees) and how she admires women who don’t “augment” themselves as they age. She called out the late Jane Birkin as one of her inspirations for how she wants to age. Oh, and she only wears mascara for special events. Imagine being that pretty, I’m envious.

She’s a big fan of no-makeup makeup: I only wear a very tiny amount of makeup. Right now, I have on a little bit of the RMS concealer. I love the whole line—it all feels very light and clean. I’ll use a little bit of that under my eyes and then I’ll use some kind of a cheek tint, even if I have a little bit of color in my face. I always like some blush on my face. I love Westman Atelier and I also love Jones Road for a light wash. I’ll fill in my eyebrows a bit—I use a very basic Maybelline eyebrow pencil. I have so many because I used to work for them for years. I have a scar on my eyebrow so I always fill that in. I curl my lashes, but I don’t really wear mascara unless I’m going somewhere special. And that’s it!

Her thoughts on aging: Women who have stayed away from augmentation of themselves—those are the women I really admire. I love seeing a real face. A face of someone who’s lived life. I would say my beauty icons are people like Jane Birkin. They have the kind of faces I like to see and we don’t get to see as many of those in the world anymore. Jane aged in her way. She was as beautiful at the end of her life as she was early on. I will be one of those faces. I am one of those faces.

She’s a fan of regular Chapstick: I’m always grabbing lip balm. I love Burt’s Bees, but I also love good, old fashioned Chapstick. It lasts the longest. When I run, I want to wear something that’s going to last the duration of my long run. Sometimes those fancier products, or the ones that have fragrance in them, just don’t last as long. It’s good, old fashioned Chapstick that does the job. [From Marie Claire]

Her comments about aging are interesting–note what she’s saying…and not saying. She mentions “augmentation” and implies that she hasn’t done anything “augmenting” which would mean fillers. But even if she doesn’t get anything injected into her skin, it wouldn’t surprise me if Christy gets non-invasive or minimally invasive treatments like lasers, radiofrequency, or chemical peels. She does look her age–she has some settled wrinkles–but her skin looks really smooth and even-toned and I find it hard to believe even a $300 skin cream can do that. Christy is also operating on the lowest possible difficulty setting when it comes to aging. She already has one of the most beautiful faces in the whole world. It’s possible for her to opt out of invasive beauty treatments and still look better than most people because she has outstanding bone structure. Her comments come across as maybe a little judgmental towards those of us who are not so blessed and who respond to aging differently, but I don’t think she meant them that way. I think in the circles in which she moves (aka other rich ladies), it’s probably unusual not to be getting Botox and Juvederm.

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