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The Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Katie Price's £10k facelift looks tighter than ever as she shows off new bigger than ever lips after filler
KATIE Price's £10k facelift looked tighter than ever as she showed off her new bigger than ever lips, after filler. The 47-year-old mum-of-five has spent a HUGE amount of money over the years on cosmetic procedures. 4 4 4 And she's recently spoken about being unhappy with her latest £10,000 facelift, with sources close to the star claimed at the time that she she was less than impressed with her 'pixie ears' following the procedure. Now, Katie has shared another look at the facelift, and her new bigger lips, while appearing in an Instagram video. She can be seen promoting CBD oil in the clip, while talking from her home and leaning over the counter. The star is wearing a slogan t-shirt and her hair down while showing off her new pout and face lift. Katie gave fans another look while posing for a photo to promote a podcast. Sitting side on, the former glamour model's latest enhancements are on full display. Katie underwent a Brazilian Bum Lift and lip filler top-up during a single visit to The Clinic Club on London 's Harley Street earlier this month. Sharing the latest tweaks with fans on Instagram, Katie revealed: 'So my lips are done. I haven't gone too big and now I'm gonna do my bum. "Literally, got the train up, having my lips done, having filler in two areas of my bum, then taking Harvey to his new place.' Katie Price's £10k facelift looks tighter than ever as she ditches her bra to model new dresses The star previously revealed that she had regrets over how far she'd gone - but that didn't stop her from opting for more tweaks last week. Insisting this time was less risky, Katie said: 'If I'd had my bum done in Turkey it would be more dangerous. I'd be put to sleep, it would be more dangerous and they use your own fat. "This is just filler. Come up here for an hour and a half and it's done, amazing…' Fresh from a sun-soaked break in Dubai, Katie showed off her plumped lips in a close-up clip and declared: 'See, you can tell I haven't had much today. Gone a bit more classy.' She then winked and added: 'I just need to get my lashes done now…' 4 Katie Price's Surgery: A Timeline 1998 - Katie underwent her first breast augmentation taking her from a natural B cup to a C cup. She also had her first liposuction 1999 - Katie had two more boob jobs in the same year, one taking her from a C cup to a D cup, and then up to an F cup 2006 - Katie went under the knife to take her breasts up to a G cup 2007 - Katie had a rhinoplasty and veneers on her teeth 2008 - Katie stunned fans by reducing her breasts from an F cup to a C cup 2011 - Going back to an F cup, Katie also underwent body-contouring treatment and cheek and lip fillers 2014/5 - Following a nasty infection, Katie had her breast implants removed 2016 - Opting for bigger breasts yet again, Katie had another set of implants, along with implants, Botox and lip fillers 2017 - After a disastrous 'threading' facelift, Katie also had her veneers replaced. She also had her eighth boob job taking her to a GG cup 2018 - Katie went under the knife yet again for a facelift 2019 - After jetting to Turkey, Katie had a face, eye and eyelid lift, Brazilian bum lift and a tummy tuck 2020 - Katie has her 12th boob job in Belgium to correct botched surgery and a new set of veneers 2021 - In a complete body overhaul, she opts for eye and lip lifts, liposuction under her chin, fat injected into her bum and full body liposuction 2022 - Katie undergoes another brow and eye lift-and undergoes 'biggest ever' boob job in Belgium, her 16th in total 2023 - Opting for a second rhinoplasty, Katie also gets a lip lift at the same time as well as new lip filler throughout the year 2024 - Katie has her 17th boob job in Brussels after revealing she wanted to downsize. She performed at Dublin Pride just days later and surgeons warned the lack of recovery posed a risk of infection


Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
I spent £10,000 to get a facelift in Mexico at the age of 50 - now people say I look like I'm 25 again
A woman has astonished social media users after sharing her jaw-dropping transformation after getting a $14,000 face lift in Mexico. Michelle Wood, 50, travelled from the US to Guadalajara at the end of May to get plastic surgery as she wanted to 'feel and look more refreshed'. After documenting her journey on TikTok, she has gained 197,000 followers, with people declaring that she now 'looks 25' and saying it's the 'best non-celebrity face lift' they've ever seen. Michelle filmed the first video - which went viral with 21 million views - outside Hospital San Javier right before she went under the knife with her surgeon, Dr Maribel Belmontes. She spent a total of $14,300 (£10,407) on the surgery alone but then shelled out an extra $1,000 (£727) on a recovery home which included food, transport to and from appointments and care. While her before pictures showed several visible wrinkles and other signs of ageing, she was left with a remarkably smooth visage after having the procedure. Speaking about her newly taut and youthful appearance, Michelle said: 'I still don't recognise myself and I think part of that has to do with that I've never looked like this. Even in my 20s I never looked like this because I was very, very obese. 'I'm ecstatic with my results, I love my surgeon I think she did a phenomenal job.' TikTok users were left in a state of disbelief after seeing Michelle's results, with one commenting: 'Ok now this is freaking me out, you look 25!' Another said: 'Holy bananas! This is the best non-celebrity face lift I've ever seen.' A third wrote: 'Omg I thought I was watching a 25 year old talk about her facelift. I went back to see your before videos because I was wondering what you looked like before and I am amazed!!!! You're over 50?!?!!! Wow - amazing.' A fourth asked: 'Do you need a new ID now?? You look thirty years younger!!' Michelle explained that because she looked years younger than her ID photo, her surgeon had to write a letter to passport control explaining that she had undergone a significant face lift. 'I wasn't even questioned, I swear they didn't even look at my photo when I went through immigration or customs,' she said. She also said that anyone wanting to have the same surgery should deactivate their phone's face ID before going under the knife as the system won't recognise you afterwards. Michelle said: 'If you're planning to go for any kind of facial plastic surgery, make sure to deactivate your face ID on any apps because they will not work.' Prior to going under the knife, Michelle told her TikTok followers: 'I hope to bring you along on this journey so you can see the good, the bad and the ugly. I don't want to look 20, I just want to look like I slept for 30 years. 'I'm choosing to do this for me and everyone has been fully supportive.' Michelle said she grew up overweight and believes that losing 130 pounds twice in her life has affected her neck structure. Michelle said: 'I've decided to get a full face lift, forehead lift, lip lift as well as a mini chin implant to help my profile. The forehead lift is mainly to address my uneven brows and then because I've got a landing strip on my forehead where hair should be way back here.' Michelle admitted that the first few days 'were rough' as she candidly showed her swollen face covered in bandages and she had severe bruising around her eyes. On day three of recovery, the mother-of-two said: 'I feel very much like a Bratz doll, I'm hoping the swelling will go down. Right now, I don't know who I am, I don't recognise [myself].' She described the centre as 'very reasonable and a great experience' as they helped nurse her back to health. Michelle said that people have already started thinking she looks decades younger, with some people thinking she's her son's sibling rather than mother. When she went to the eye doctor to get contacts because of the swelling on her eyes, the doctor could not believe she was his mother and could only respond by saying 'wow'. She said: 'It was funny because he asked me how old I was when he saw my prescription because obviously I have a bifocal and I told him I was 50 and he said "I would have never guessed that, I would've thought you were 27" and I said that it was because I had a face lift.' More and more people are choosing to go under the knife in an effort to look younger. Last month, Kris Jenner wowed fans with her incredible transformation after showing off her youthful appearance, showing her to have aged in reverse. The 69-year-old momager has been sharing Instagram slideshows from her trip to Paris last week to attend her daughter Kim Kardashian's jewelry heist trial and Lauren Sánchez's bachelorette bash. Kris (born Kristen Houghton) no longer shows any sign of sagging or wrinkling thanks to the skilled hands of Manhattan plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Levine. Although age is just a number, that number is getting harder to figure out based on how someone looks thanks to beauty treatments, sophisticated skincare routines, the subtle plastic surgery. Back in the '90s, the face of a 30-something-year-old looked very distinct, but now, age-reducing procedures and modern makeup techniques has made age a lot more ambiguous. 'The perception of 30 has changed because cosmetic procedures have become normalized, especially on social media,' Dr. Ann Monis, a Clinical and Forensic Psychologist at Medical Anti-Aging told the Daily Mail about the phenomenon. [Influencers and public figures are sharing] their injectables, skin treatments and surgical tweaks,' Dr. Monis explained. 'That constant visibility shifts what we think is typical for 30.' Dr. Monis added that the shift isn't just cultural, but psychological as well. 'This is happening because repetition changes how the brain sets expectations,' the medical professional explained. 'When someone sees the same kind of edited or altered face over and over, the brain will then start treating that image as the baseline. It becomes the new 'normal' even though it is not natural or accurate.'


Daily Mail
21-07-2025
- Health
- Daily Mail
'I wish I'd known this before having a facelift': Grandmother who looks '20 years younger' has two big regrets
A woman who spent $25,000 on a facelift has revealed what she wishes she knew before jetting to Mexico for the procedure. Peggy Lynn Marchetti, 60, has been sharing daily recovery updates with her 7,450 Instagram followers since she underwent a plethora of procedures in Guadalajara just three weeks ago. Under the care of surgeon Dr Fabian Mendoza, she had an extended deep plane lower facelift, upper and lower blepharoplasty—when the skin around the eyes is cut and tightened—a lip lift, and fat injections to replace volume in her cheeks. Ms Marchetti has been more than happy to answer people's questions about her staggering glow up, and surprisingly, she said the operations didn't leave her in a lot of pain. She said: 'The first one to three days is uncomfortable. You have the headdress the bandages and I had three drains. 'You have lots of swelling, so you feel really tight, but I wouldn't consider that pain just being uncomfortable and hard to rest.' But it was in a standalone video that Ms Marchetti revealed the things she wish she had done before having a facelift. Speaking directly to camera, she began by explaining that she wishes she had had the op sooner—but not for the reason you'd expect. She said: 'I would have done it a lot sooner, somewhere between the age of 50 and 54. Why? Because you heal faster, you're in overall better health, and your face and your body still match. 'Trust me, when you look 40, but your hands and your chest tell a different story, it's not good. Today's face lifts are not your mama's face lift. Cosmetic Surgery has come a long way.' Getting into what she wishes she had known about and acted on, she said that she regrets not being more liberal with SPF as years of sun damage have left her with 'discoloration, fine lines, wrinkles and crepey skin'. 'In my younger years, I wished I would have taken sunscreen a lot more serious, not just on my face, but on my neck, my chest, my hands. 'Those UV rays as you age show up, and they rob your skin of all the radiance. I'm totally kicking myself.' Ms Marchetti also said she wishes she had started having anti-wrinkle injections when she was younger. 'I would have started Botox and been consistent, a little consistency, and maintenance, preventative, all of those measures go a long way,' she mused. Finally she advised others hoping to have a facelift to 'start saving early' and view it like they would a retirement pot. 'You're worth the investment in cosmetic surgery,' she said. 'No matter where you get it, it is not cheap.' Ms Marchetti has not stated how much she has spent on her surgeries, but responded to one follower: 'The cost really depends on the procedures that you're having done. My surgeon, hospital, medications, recovery, home, clinical testing, pre-surgery, post surgery, therapies, travel, and incidentals. A good budget $20-$25k.' Last week we revealed the similarly amazing results of a London grandmother who flew to Turkey for a facial rejuvenation procedure.


Top Gear
21-07-2025
- Automotive
- Top Gear
BMW 2 Series Coupe Interior Layout & Technology
So, it's inside where the most obvious updates have come. The giant 'Curved Display' now dominates the dash with its 12.3in dial display and a 14.9in infotainment screen. The central touchscreen is supremely clear and responsive, but we still think the menus in this current BMW system are too fiddly. The iDrive wheel remains, but removing the programmable shortcut buttons is an own goal. The 2024 facelift didn't really include many changes to the actual face of the 2 Series Coupe. In fact, it essentially added some new exterior colour options and then changed some of the trim from black to body colour. The physical climate control buttons have also gone, but BMW says that you can now activate the air con, front seat heating and (if fitted) the steering wheel heating using voice control. Good luck if you've got a regional accent. Overall cabin quality does look more expensive than the 220i's sub-£40k start price would have you believe, though. Is it comfortable? The chunky front seats do their job well whatever your shape, and put you in a low-slung straight-ahead driving position with an equally chunky, flat-bottomed steering wheel in your hands. Sitting in the driver or passenger chair is generally a great place to be, even if you haven't spent the extra £890 on the optional M Sport seats. Any adults in the back wouldn't be so happy, though. It has only two sets of belts and head restraints, and leg and headroom are tight. Anyway, this is clearly not a car for people who have people. Then again, you could say the same of a 4 Series. The 2 and the 4 really do seem to do the same job equally well.
Yahoo
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Here Are The Before-And-After Photos Of Ricki Lake's Neck And Facelift After Reflecting On Her Decision To Undergo The Cosmetic Procedure
Ricki Lake, every millennial's favorite TV babysitter, is providing us with all the before-and-after details of her cosmetic procedure. The former talk show host revealed she underwent a lower face and neck lift on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, and on July 18, she shared a post on Instagram reflecting on her "brave choice" after losing weight. Related: "One year ago I did a thing," Ricki said in the caption. "Yes, today July 18th, is the one year anniversary of my deep plane lower face and neck lift, plus a mild co2 laser. I was in the best of hands with my plastic surgeon @drallenfoulad., a true master in his field. After a dear friend had the most incredible experience with Dr, Foulad, I made the decision to follow in her footsteps. She is that friend that does all the research and due diligence for you. She met with all the top docs in the country. So thankful for her going first." Ricki explained that after her weight loss journey, she wanted to focus on adjusting her facial features. "I had lost 40 lbs and did not like the extra skin that hung from below my chin," she wrote. "It was never going to tighten up on its own. Not at 55. Trust me, when I tell you, I still felt extra cute and loved myself regardless, especially after working so hard to get in the best shape of my life." "One year later, I look back on my brave choice and consider it one of the best decisions I ever made for myself," Ricki wrote. "I share with all of you, as I am an open book and always will be. Also, so many people are interested and want to know, so here you go…" Related: Ricki shared a series of photos detailing the entire process from the very first visit to the doctor to her post-op recovery. Here's a before photo of Ricki showing the areas she "disliked": Here's Ricki's initial consultation with Dr. Allen Foulad: @rickilake / Via Related: Here's Day 2 with her husband, Ross Burningham, who was "nervous yet so supportive" of her cosmetic journey, according to Ricki. Here's an after photo on Day 11 of post-op where "some bruising and swelling" are still visible. Here are photos before and after two months post-op: And here's what she looked like three and a half weeks post op with "(no makeup or filter)." Related: Here's what she looked like almost a year after the procedure, on May 12, 2025, with makeup. And finally, here's Ricki on May 21, 2025, with no makeup, living her "best life in NYC." If you were a '90s latchkey kid and watched her talk show religiously when you came home from school, you'd know Ricki's always advocated for transparency. To see the before and after photos side-by-side, visit Ricki's Instagram and show her some love. Also in Celebrity: Also in Celebrity: Also in Celebrity: