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- Meet the celebrity plastic surgeon who gave Kris Jenner her ‘new face’ in youthful makeover (themirror.com)
Kris Jenner’s Parisian glow has fans buzzing about her seemingly ageless appearance. Recent photos from her trip to the French capital, where she supported daughter Kim Kardashian during testimony related to Kim’s 2016 robbery, show Jenner looking remarkably youthful.
She maintained this fresh look at Lauren Sánchez’s bachelorette party, held in anticipation of Sánchez’s upcoming wedding to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. The 69-year-old’s tighter, more radiant skin has sparked speculation about potential cosmetic procedures.
Jenner’s evolving look has been a topic of conversation for years, with some fans previously expressing concern over the apparent effects of past treatments. This time, sources suggest she may have consulted with Dr.
Steven Levine, a New York surgeon known for his “natural” approach to cosmetic enhancements. Dr.
Levine’s website highlights his expertise in procedures ranging from facelifts and brow lifts to fillers and peels, though it doesn’t name specific clients. His services are reportedly highly sought after, with fees starting at $45,000 at his Upper East Side practice.
Previous reports even indicated patients offered extravagant incentives, like doubled fees and Hamptons accommodations, to secure his services during the COVID-19 lockdown.
The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch has been open about her cosmetic journey, documenting some procedures on reality TV. In 2015, she discussed her breast augmentation and subsequent revision, opting for smaller implants and a lift for a more natural look.
She also confirmed having Botox and fillers, while denying any work on her nose. Over the years, Jenner has shared details about other procedures, including a 2011 facelift and a 2018 earlobe reduction, further solidifying her stance on maintaining her appearance through cosmetic enhancements.
She has spoken positively about Botox, describing it as a long-time part of her routine in a 2018 interview, emphasizing the importance of responsible use in consultation with a doctor.