Shereene Idriss defends Kris Jenner's facelift, saying it didn't fail. The problem is filters and retouched photos set impossible expectations. Facelifts aren't permanent and need ongoing maintenance to fight gravity and aging.
Headline right now is that I hate my facelift. I'm furious at my doctor, Stephen Levine, which couldn't be further from the truth. It's a flat-out lie. I love my facelift.
Every plastic surgeon online is dragging Kris Jenner's facelift and they're all missing the point, or they're jealous, or both. And I never comment on celebrities, but this one I have to because it is setting women up for failure and someone has to say it. But first, her surgeon, Dr.
Levine, did beautiful work, and that fall that everyone is saying is botched It's called biology.
Because facelifts are not permanent, and starting at 6 months, gravity starts winning and things start dropping.
Your skin keeps aging, your fat pads keep shifting, and that is why you need to know what your maintenance plan is before you go under the knife and not after.
So why are we shocked? Because the Kardashians are victims of their own reality. They have spent the last 20 years selling us retouched, filtered, and facetuned versions of themselves, and no one, not even the Kardashians, can out-surgery a filter. And the problem, it was never her face, is that our perception of reality has been fucked by filters.
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