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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kelly Stafford Details Her ‘Mommy Makeover' Plastic Surgery After Having 4 Kids with Matthew Stafford
Kelly Stafford spoke with her plastic surgeon Dr. Garth Fisher about her "mommy makeover" The wife of NFL star Matthew Stafford got her "boobs redone" and also got a "tummy tuck," adding that the plastic surgeon "put back together my abs" Kelly is the mom of four daughtersKelly Stafford is opening up about her 'mommy makeover.' The 36-year-old wife of NFL star Matthew Stafford didn't shy away from sharing which procedures she's gotten done while talking with her plastic surgeon Dr. Garth Fisher on the May 26 episode of her podcast The Morning After. Sharing that she first visited Dr. Fisher in 2021, one year after the birth of her fourth daughter, Kelly detailed her plastic surgery. 'I had my boobs redone, and you also did the tummy tuck, and you put back together my abs,' Kelly told Dr. Fisher. Noting that she thought a 'tummy tuck' was 'fat removal,' Kelly explained how her opinion changed when she realized it was tightening of loose skin. 'I felt great after mine. I felt very confident,' Kelly shared of her 'mommy makeover.' Kelly urged other moms who were interested in the procedures not to wait until their kids were all grown. 'You wanna kinda do it when you still have that urge to feel sexy,' she said. 'These women — as I felt — you have a kid or you've had multiple children, and you haven't really felt like yourself since before you had kids. And so there is that just like, I'm done [having kids]. Let me go get set. Like, let me go feel like myself.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Kelly and Matthew, who is the quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams, are parents to twins Sawyer and Chandler, 8, Hunter, 6, and Tyler, 4. In April, the couple celebrated their 10-year wedding anniversary with Kelly posting a sweet tribute to Matthew on Instagram. "10 years in and my heart feels so full,' she captioned her post. 'Couldn't imagine loving you more, but I know over the next decade, that's exactly what's gonna happen. Happy anniversary John Matthew Stafford.' And while she cherished the special anniversary, Kelly also got candid about the highs and lows of marriage during a podcast episode back in April. "Marriage is f------ hard," she explained on the episode. "Anyone who tells you differently is f------ lying through their teeth… It becomes tougher and tougher with the more things thrown your way. [Marriage is about] communication and evolving with [your partner]. Fighting's okay as long as you fight the right way and you can give that space for them to be vulnerable and not to judge [them]." Read the original article on People
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Why we got facelifts in our 20s and 30s: see the before and after pictures and judge results for yourself
At 28 years old Tatiana has already spent more than $100,000 on plastic surgery. She first went under the knife at 18 when she received a breast augmentation surgery she had been desperately wanting since puberty. Your browser does not support iframes. Your browser does not support iframes. Your browser does not support iframes.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Matthew Stafford's wife Kelly unveils plastic surgery 'makeover' after four kids and ten years of marriage
Kelly Stafford, the wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, held nothing back as she lifted the lid on the transformations she's made to her appearance. The 35-year-old has welcomed four daughters with the former Super Bowl winner - twins Sawyer and Chandler, eight, plus Hunter, six, and Tyler, four - and admitted that her body has been put through some changes. Speaking on her podcast, 'The Morning After,' the former cheerleader confessed to having undergone a 'mommy makeover' following ten years of marriage to the NFL star. Kelly went into great detail on her plastic surgery procedures as she welcomed her own surgeon, Dr. Garth Fisher, as a guest on her show. 'I had my boobs re-done and you also did the tummy tuck,' she admitted, adding: 'And you put back together my a**.' She also noted that she had her first breast enhancement years before, claiming she couldn't exactly remember when. Kelly stressed that the procedures left her feeling 'great' and 'very confident' but admitted to having felt some doubts. 'You want to do it when you still have that urge to feel sexy,' she said, adding: 'I'm not saying at 18 years down the road I might not have a resurgence of that. But I also just think you're older in age and it gets tougher.' She continued: 'A lot of people who live in California know what a tummy tuck is, but in my mind when I was told a tummy tuck, I was like, "That's lipo[suction], right?" I was thinking fat removal and then skin and I remember being like, "Oh man, OK."' Kelly went on to hint that she and Matthew were finished having children as she added: 'You don't want to go in and get a tummy tuck and get rid of the skin and get pregnant again … Because that's kind of a waste.' Kelly, who tied the knot with the signal caller in 2015, has always been open and honest about her health struggles, including her brain tumor diagnosis. In 2019, she revealed on Instagram that she'd been suffering months of vertigo spells before being diagnosed with a noncancerous mass known as an acoustic neuroma, which was sitting on a nerve that emerges directly from the brain. The tumor is caused by a mutation of a gene on chromosome 22, but what causes the mutation is unclear. According to the National Organization for Rare Disorders, about 2,500 new patients are diagnosed every year. In April 2019, she underwent the 12-hour procedure. Days later, she was back in the hospital in pain. Recovery wasn't easy and in September 2020, she revealed she was still learning to walk again. 'I have symptoms that are still lingering. In fact, they aren't symptoms anymore. They are just a part of me,' Kelly explained via Instagram at the time. 'But every time I get those headaches, lose my footing or get yelled at by my girls for not listening when I really never heard them, I remind myself how much stronger I am. How much stronger my marriage is. How much stronger my family is. It was a part of God's plan, a plan I am all in for. Grateful to be here.'
Medscape
5 days ago
- Health
- Medscape
Plastic Surgery Career Path: Tips for Med Students
Plastic surgery covers a wide range of subspecialties, all of which focus on restoring physical function or appearance. In addition to reconstructive and cosmetic (or aesthetic) — which represent the two main types of plastic surgery — subspecialties include microsurgery (the reconnection of small blood vessels and nerves in transplant cases and other circumstances) and gender-affirming surgery, among others. The American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc., reported that as of January 2025, there were approximately 7752 actively practicing plastic surgeons in the United States. The need for more surgeons to fill certain geographic gaps in patient access and meet the rising demand for a range of procedures suggests that a plastic surgery specialty may offer plenty of opportunity for individuals interested in helping people restore their self-confidence and independence. To offer more insight to medical students thinking of pursing a plastic surgery specialty, we turned to Scott Hollenbeck, MD, chair of the Department of Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery, University of Virginia Health, Charlottesville, Virginia, and president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Q: When did you decide to specialize in plastic surgery, and what helped you choose that direction? A: I decided pretty late in my training. I was a third-year general surgery resident, and I was exposed to plastic surgery during our breast oncology rotation. There was a plastic surgeon who asked me if I wanted to help them as they did the reconstruction following a mastectomy. I did that on several occasions and found it to be very enjoyable to 'rebuild' a patient rather than deconstruct their body through surgery. One day, he said to me: 'You should be a plastic surgeon. You have the right skills and demeanor and will have a great career.' I saw how grateful his patients were and was convinced it would be a great career for me, and it really has. Q: What is a typical week's schedule for a plastic surgeon, and how is your time divided between surgery, office consultations, and other matters? A: I do a lot of different things beyond surgery and clinical care, but at least that aspect of my job is about 40 hours — or 3 days a week. I usually dedicate one day to my obligations as a department chair and the administrative work associated with that, and one day to running my research efforts. Now, in reality, it's not that defined. These different activities usually blend into each other throughout the week and sometimes into the weekend. Q: How do you balance a patient's expectations with realistic possibilities? A: That is an important point. It's all about informed consent. I never try to 'sell' a patient a surgery. Instead, I try to explain the nature of the procedure and the potential complications and describe a realistic outcome. Sometimes, I will share pictures with them and maybe even connect them with a prior patient who has expressed interest in serving as a resource for future patients. Many patients use social media to get information from other patients from around the country, and this, too, can be helpful in establishing realistic expectations. Q: How has the field of plastic surgery changed in recent years, and what is on the horizon? A: Plastic surgery is always changing. We are known as the specialty for innovation. As such, we often create a new surgical field, which, in many cases, is then adopted by another surgical field. Did you know the first kidney transplant was performed by a plastic surgeon? In fact, Dr Joseph Murray received the Nobel Prize for this achievement. The past few years have seen a lot of work in the use of biomaterials to rebuild the body after trauma or cancer, as well as the use of computers to plan surgeries and robotic machinery to assist the plastic surgeon in performing very delicate procedures. Q: What should students understand about the challenges and rewards of a plastic surgery specialty? A: It is a challenging career, both physically and emotionally, but it is exceptionally rewarding to help patients get through difficult situations. This applies to both reconstructive and aesthetic procedures. The skills we use are related to the transfer and reshaping of tissues to achieve a result that helps the patient in both their form and function.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Chrissy Teigen Plastic Surgery, Cosmetic Changes: A Complete History
Plastic surgery and cosmetic changes have grown very popular within recent years, especially with celebrities. Starlets like Dolly Parton, the Kardashians, and Katy Perry have been open about their procedures and are darn proud of them. While some frown about cosmetic surgeries, many celebrate it — as they should. If you can afford it and it'll make you feel confident, then who cares? And that's exactly what Chrissy Teigen believes. Teigen tells it like it is and says you should value and prioritize your comfort, and truthfully, that's one reason we love her. In her decade-plus in the spotlight, Teigen has never shied away from hard-to-discuss topics — like plastic surgery or other facial procedures she's had done to feel more confident in her appearance. In 2017, she even famously quipped that 'everything about me is fake except my cheeks,' pointing at her forehead, nose, and lips, per Byrdie. (Which she then later got removed with a Buccal fat removal procedure!) While Teigen later classified the comment as a joke, there are a number of procedures she has come forward about, from fat removals to eyebrow transplants (yes, that's a thing!). Read on to see every plastic surgery procedure and cosmetic change Chrissy Teigen has opened up about. This article was originally published in 2021. More from SheKnows The Most Dramatic Celebrity Transformations of the Past Decade Best of SheKnows Elizabeth Hurley & Billy Ray Cyrus, & More of the Best Red Carpet Debuts From Celebrity Couples Over the Years Yoko Ono's Daughter Kyoko, & 22 Surprising Celebrities That Were In or Linked to a Cult Get to Know Elvis & Priscilla Presley's Extended Family: Daughter Lisa Marie, Granddaughter Riley Keough, & More On one of her infamous Instagram live chats, per Self, when Chrissy Teigen was asked about spray tanning and she responded in true Teigen-sass. She said, 'I'm a spray tan addict, but admittedly, I haven't been doing it for a long time because I just don't f*ing care anymore with the baby!' She used to get sprat tans every three days, but ever since becoming a mom — she's just not that into it anymore. Chrissy Teigen has always been candid about her procedures, and in a 2017 interview with Allure, she spilled all the details about an armpit fat removal surgery. 'Maybe nine years ago, [I had] my armpit sucked out, which was one of the best things I've done. It's a big secret, but I don't care. It added two inches to my arms. It made me feel better in strapless dresses, and I felt more confident.' In an interview with Glamour UK, Chrissy Teigen divulged she got breast implants at only 20 years old for her modeling career. 'It was more for a swimsuit thing. I thought if I'm going to be posing, laid on my back, I want them to be perky!… But then you have babies and they fill up with milk and deflate and now I am screwed.' Back in 2020, Chrissy Teigen decided to get a breast implant removal surgery saying, 'I'm getting surgery soon. A lot of people are understandably curious (and nosey!) so I'll just say it here: I'm getting my boobs out! They've been great to me for many years but I'm just over it. I'd like to be able to zip a dress in my size, lay on my belly with pure comfort! No biggie! So don't worry about me!' The surgery went very well, and she posted an adorable photo to Instagram of her daughter Luna, who wrote a note saying 'bye-bye' to her breasts. In 2021, Chrissy Teigen took to Instagram again to talk to her fans about a cheek fat removal procedure that removes buccal fat pads in cheeks. Done by Dr. Jason Diamond, Teigen talked about how she really saw results and loved it. You can find the video here. Chrissy Teigen also got an eyebrow transplant in 2021, revisiting Dr. Jason Diamond. Dr. Diamond posted the photo of Teigen before surgery on Instagram, where she said, 'I never wear makeup if I can avoid it so I was so excited about this eyebrow transplant surgery where they take hairs from the back of your head!!!' So no more eyebrow makeup for some time! In 2025, Teigen revealed on her Instagram Stories on that she underwent a 'hairline lowering procedure' to combat the postpartum hair thinning at the front of her scalp. She wrote, via People: 'Hi friends! [A] lot of you have been wondering about my hospital pic which is very understandable as I gave no explanation lol. I had a hairline lowering procedure. Lost a lot in the front from babies and it's just very thin up there. When you see it on a carpet, it's ALWAYS extensions.'
