Kris Jenner has always managed to handle the media focus. At 69, the master mind behind the Kardashian empire is again on everyone’s lipsbut this time not for a new business or a family drama, but for its spectacular – and evident – aesthetic transformation. Since March, the businesswoman looks unrecognizablewith a rejuvenated face, smooth and almost no trace of excess hyaluronic acid that in recent years they had given a somewhat rigid and disproportionate expression.
The conversation began with an Instagram post. Jenner appeared combed and makeup in the style of her daughter Kim, and the comments soon: “It seems twenty years younger!” But what at first seemed like a good day of glam and well -used filters, soon became a viral phenomenon. They called her “The Benjamin Button of the networks” and theories about their physical change filled Tiktok and aesthetic forums. Spoiler: It was not a miracle or a new Instagram filter. It was the scalpel – of high level – the one who did the job.
Steven Levine, the “Doctor Milagro”
The architect of this new version of Kris Jenner is the plastic surgeon Steven Levine, according to Page Six. With a clinic in Manhattan and a clientele that includes the Hollywood elite, Levine is known for its “natural” results, a term that, in this context, means: that it seems that you have not done anything when you have clearly done a lot. Among its specialties are Facial lifting, blepharoplasty (eyelids) and neck touch -ups, procedures that in their consultation begin from 45,000 euros. The exclusive is not cheap.
Levine himself admitted in an interview with People that his agenda lives collapsed. During the pandemic, his consultation became even more requested: patients sought to operate during confinement offered bribes to skip the waiting list. Today, he continues to operate from seven in the morning in his private operating room at the Upper East Side in New York, combining surgery with VIP consultations.
Although Jenner has not publicly thanked the doctor, it would not be unusual for him to do it soon. He is no stranger to talk about his touch -ups. In his reality, he showed without shame a surgery of lobes in 2018, and years ago he confessed to having made his chest in the 80s. What seems to have changed is the approach: less botox, more author lifting. Because in the post-filter era, perfection is no longer a matter of apps, but of star surgeons.
