Celebs Aren't Gatekeeping Their Plastic Surgery Anymore — But Don't Praise Them Just Yet
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People are applauding celebs' newfound transparency about plastic surgery. Here's what's missing from the conversation.
After years of denial, celebrities are in their plastic surgery disclosure era: Yes, they’re fake, and they’re spectacular.
Over the last few months, a number of famous women ― most notably, a handful of Kardashian-Jenners ― have divulged the cosmetic interventions they’ve gotten over the years, or at least the ones they’re comfortable sharing.
Last month, Kylie Jenner shared her boob job order in detail after a TikTok influencer begged to know how the reality star got the “most perfect, natural-looking boob job ever.”
Surprisingly, Jenner commented back, even going as far as mentioning the surgeon who did the work: “445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! silicone!!! garth fisher!!! hope this helps lol.” she wrote.
The reveal was met with a wave of positivity, especially from the fan who’d asked: “This is why she’s for the girls
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