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- Once one of the most photographed people in the world, supermodel Linda Evangelista has been living in seclusion for almost five years. Now she's finally ready to share her story.
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Linda Evangelista Shares First Photos of Her Body Since Fat-Freezing Nightmare | PEOPLE
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A lot of people are saying “What is she talking about? She looks great!”. The thing is she’s fully clothed for a reason. She doesn’t want to show her body. Clearly. She looks great for her age but I think what people are not grasping is that there could be deformity that happened due to the procedure all over her body and she’s not willing to show that. Until she’s willing to show her body publicly then we’ll never know what she’s really going through despite her effort to describe her condition. People sometimes need the visuals to fully understand things and we don’t have that from her and we probably never will.
All we can do is to empathize with her and put ourselves in her shoes.
Also it’s for her job which is aesthetically challenging
I understood I meant she still looks great after everything. She said she also had it on her face
Very well said
How pressured she must have felt when the rest of the "dream team" supermodels have kept their size fairly the same as they were in the 90's! She probably gained a bit of weight for whatever reason and then felt compelled to do something about it.
The deformities that occured have to do with her immune system responding to fat being removed this way, not the procedure
She is bringing awareness to a treatment that can cause harm! I applaud her.. she will help many!
But is what she saying true? Clearly she has body image problems. Getting older makes you not look like the self that you were. That’s it
@@AMurphySharp why can't you understand she feels pain, she can't sleep, she's not talking only about how she looks
It's a rare side effect and she knew the dangers. You have to sign an acknowledgement form. 🙄
Is she? There was literally no information in this video about what even happened to her
@@nullvoid8941 This is what happened to her:
"Paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH) is a complication that follows CoolSculpting treatment. The overgrowth of fat tissue in local areas treated with cryotherapy characterizes PAH. Localized areas of fat growth cause literal hump deformities and correspond to the placement of the CoolSculpting applicators. This deformity is associated with weight gain following CoolSculpting and results from the loss of mechanical strength provided by the superficial fat that was removed by cryotherapy. As such, the deeper fat tends to grow unimpeded in areas of treatment when compared to non-cryo-treated areas with an intact superficial fat network. Because of this, severe underlying deep fat excess and severe skin redundancy come along with these hump deformities, coined Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia (PAH)."
She is still absolutely stunning and looks much younger than 56. She’ll always be an icon in the fashion world, no matter what.
No. She is deformed. I cannot look at her. Yuck. (Kidding. Even with the lumps, I feel her saying she is deformed is pretty unrealistic. What if she just naturally gained weight she could not lose or got a tumor like normal people?)
She looks 56 and there is nothing wrong with that.
She looks 56. That's how mid 50's look.
Did she have a cocaine addiction? Cuz she was so thin all those years
No she doesn’t
Had I not known of her trauma, I would've never known she was "disfigured" . All I see is a Gorgeous,Stuning Beauty!💜
That's because it was covered up mostly. You're a liar if you claim you wouldn't notice it.
You need to buy a pair of glasses.
I was a teenager when she was the IT girl, So I guess in my eyes she will always look like the superstar that she was, and I am fine with it. @@ilkeadrall710
I truly get why she is so traumatized by this. I had a medical procedure "disfigure" me when I was young and it is a horrific thing to see your body change in such an uncontrollable way; and in her case it must be devastating when her career has been modeling, despite how toxic the modeling world is. However, Linda is still extremely lovely, and nobody can take that away from her ~
The procedure went fine. It was how her body reacted to having fat removed in such a manner. About 7,000 out of 1.5 million of these go this way unfortunately. People I don't believe are well vetted for it, if at all. The risks are definitely in the fine print that people sign off on. Fat is very tied in with the immune system. Her body laid down fat to protect itself because it thinks it's being injured. I used to perform a very similar procedure.
What the heck is armpit fat?
Are you sniffing glue...." It was a controlled procedure " you had done to yourself, You people are so vain, you deserve what you get. I almost forgot the LOL....gotta put the lol in there, so you don't get offended.
@@albertawheat6832wow!
@@nishottara777 When I see this kind of thing it makes me thankful that I'm very afraid of doctors and don't have the money to just go get things done. The only thing I wanted coolsculpt for is my lower tummy that started to pooch when I ALWAYS had a flat tummy and I battIe it every day. Things just shift on their own with aging and I'm NOT ok with it. sigh
You cannot look like you did 30 years ago. No matter what kind of procedures you do to yourself, you will never look the way you did. And, that is ok! Aging is inevitable and people need to understand that and embrace it. I understand that in the 90s she was on top of the world with her looks and modeling and all of that, but she needs to let go of that and focus on the present and love her aging body.
I don’t think she was trying to look like she did 30 years ago. I think she was just trying to lose fat which is exactly what people do when they go to the gym. Stop shaming her. If someone is fat and they don’t wanna be then that doesn’t mean they don’t love themselves. It just means they don’t wanna be fat. I would be more concerned if someone got comfortable with gaining 50lbs and gave up on their looks.
If you listen to the episode of People Magazine podcast (available for free) you will understand her story more. In there Linda said she embrace aging. She would love to age and see her son grow. Her concern is not about aging and it’s not about her looking old, it’s about the lumps and bumps that she was left with caused by the CoolSculpting procedure. They’re numb to the touch and hard like mass or tumor from my understanding. These aren’t fat that you can normally squeeze on your body. That is why she feels disfigured and this is also the reason why she’s fully clothed in her pictures. Until she exposes her skin to the public we will never know the extent of her condition and I feel we will never really get to see it because she’s embarrassed to show them. All we can do is empathize with her.
Well said!👏👏👏👏👏💜
@@popsyturvee5112 Thank you , spot on ! 💯🎯♥️👏👏
@@cmont4064 This 2:46 clip doesn’t really help in telling her story. These small snippets of her interview doesn’t address her concerns. That is why there’s so much opinion about her aging. She knows she’s 56 and she knows she wont look the same 30 years ago. It’s not about her weight and it’s not about her age. She acknowledges that. At the end of the day I know she just wanted to look presentable to the world just like everyone and that is why she had the procedure in the first place.
So glad she spoke out about this. I was looking into the procedure and because of her experience decided against it.
She will always know as a icon
Thanks Linda for sharing your story to the world
This procedure does and can deform. She doesn’t seem to want show the full extent or the bad results. By her speaking out, this will help the ones who aren’t famous get some financial help. And will bring awareness to what can and does happen with this type of treatment, no one talks about.
Which is the best way to get rid of stubborn fat?
Yes. I see this procedure advertised in many beauty salons. I know I'll be avoiding it.
That’s not true though. I got 8 rounds last year and never had complications. It’s an extremely rare side effect that affects less than 1% off patients and is discussed prior to the procedure
@@delfabrkic9432 same!!! Dangerous procedure.
That’s crazy that Cool Sculpting say that they have had millions of successful applications and the one few unsuccessful applications that it disfigured happened to be a woman who defined the words Super Model.
It’s beyond belief.
She’s had a great body of work with thousands of pictures.
& doesn’t have to prove anything to anyone anymore.
While I truly feel sorry for Evangelista, it points to the pressure that many have trying to preserve their youth. Instead of slower modifications of improving one's health and getting ones BMI to normal levels, many are impatient and want to undergo many things that are truly unnatural. Promoting frostbite, surgical removal of fat, and liposuction all have risks. Be comforted that you have achieved what many only dreamed of. But at your age, I would just try and understand that your youth is behind you, and try and live a positive life. The lawsuits will not make you regain any of the original body contours which were done with your own knowledge of the risks involved. She should have ideally have gone to a board certified plastic surgeon and not a dermatologist. Dermatologists are experts on the skin, but the plastic surgeon has the additional training of working with tissues below the skin. She needs to empower herself to accept who she is as well as the wrong decisions she had gambled with. Not everybody wins.
Ahora se queja de los parámetros que utiliza la industria !!!! Se acordó tarde ya bastante sacó ventaja con los maravillosos genes q tiene q le ayudaron a llegar donde llegó
No one is arguing that "The lawsuits will not make you regain any of the original body contours which were done with your own knowledge of the risks involved." This sentence is just meant to shame someone who, quite reasonably, made a living off the fact that she was born with extreme beauty and who, quite reasonably and only in her 50s, sought to extend her career and then who, quite reasonably again, filed suit in order to regain SOME of the damages she incurred as a result of this procedure. I had never heard of the risk and had been considering coolsculpting so I'm glad she warned everyone; any woman would be devastated by this outcome let alone a supermodel who saw her career and public identity kind of fade away as a result of this procedure. If you need to shame someone, shame the manufacturer and FDA. (And yes, I agree with others, she is still gorgeous even when not all made up, and is also looking like her younger self on the cover of British Vogue this month.)
@@catherineo8689 Please do not take my statements as shaming, I am only stating fact after being in the beauty industry for three decades. Women have painted themselves into a value system that revolves solely around their appearance. Here in the US, many of those brilliant and beautiful women become invisible after 50 yr of age. Other societies revere and respect those same women because of their knowledge and experiences. Guess who the biggest critics are....other girls and women. Also remember that this procedure has been done thousands of times with great results and has made plenty of people happy. But like many cosmetic procedures it is not 100%. Look at all the women with bad perms or hair coloring, luckily the bad results are only temporary. But it is a known risk. One does not try to close down a salon if one client had a bad chemical reaction, or was allergic to the process. It is a known risk of the procedures. As humans we are driven by appearance. Who in their right mind would buy flowers which are starting to wilt? A man might get a few day out of them, but women know natural aging better and avoids them. The problem boils down to our artificially created beauty standards are off in our society. Why would women purposely buy the most uncomfortable shoes? Or paste false eyelashes on our own natural ones? Wear uncomfortable girdles on hot days? Or get breast implants? Do you ever see men doing such things? Linda was a beautiful aging naturally. Why get greedy and try to artificially turn back the clock. Some would risk it, but also be prepared to live with the results.
Well said
I read about this already in People Magazine awhile back…it still shocks me. Good for her for speaking out about it!!! People have the right to know!!!
We love you, Linda. You're beautiful! You've been/are the muse for so many amazing artistic photos. Tell your story at your own pace, time, and terms. We support you!
Still a stunner! Thank you Linda for speaking out about cool sculpting and warning others! You will always be iconic darling 💕
She has a beautiful face and features. I think she needs more inner peace than anything.
Good for her now coming out about it. Huge respect!!
I feel for her. She looks beautiful regardless. I am proud of the strength she has to finally talk about what she is going through. Everyone has their opinion but in my opinion I believe that someone shouldn’t just say that nope just old age or it isn’t real because we don’t know what a person is going through. We are all different.
“Look like that”, look like what? Yes she’s gained some weight, she’s aged, I don’t think all can be blamed on coolscupting. I think the problem is deeper, I hope she finds the beauty within herself and know that she still has a lot to offer to her family, friends and fans!
If you had listened to the all itw you would know that she had really bad effects that actually increased the fat of her body in certain areas she has like big bumps of fat that are painful and like diformities, as we see her she has underwent two corective surgeries but didn't get ride of the condition totally, plus we didn't see how she looked like before the cool sculpting, she abruptly stopped her career and hide for 5 years I guess she had good reasons especially since she has money and does no need to sue for it.
Yeah something else is going on.
Are you blind? She looks pregnant. It’s not normal. You can tell she’s been disfigured. She’s been in hiding for years. So yeah AFTER injury she’s probably gained a lil weight but that stomach isn’t from ageing. She was skinny through her 40s. Ppl don’t blow up in the gut for no reason other than medical issues. I’m so sick of abusive ppl who dismiss women’s medical issues as “You’re old. It doesn’t matter if your sick or whatever. You don’t matter anymore. BYE”. JFC there are pics all over the internet and you can tell it’s unnatural. Show some respect.
why can't you understand she feels pain, she can't sleep, she's not talking only about how she looks
She has deformed lumps sticking out of her body- I don’t know anyone who would be comfortable with that!
You can see one under her armpit in one of the pictures.
I remember Rock Hudson in an old interview looking at himself, when he was younger, and seeing how great looking he was then, and him saying it was hard to look at himself in older age. He said that it is horrible what age does to us. How one can be so great looking in youth, then as the time goes on, ones looks totally change. I think Linda looks great, but aging for the beautiful cannot be easy. I don't judge her at all.
I hate looking in the mirror now at 44 and I remember always looking on the mirror when I was younger 😬
It's life. No matter how beautiful you are, don't ever let it define you as a whole because it's not gonna last.
I feel sad. But it's true. There are a lot of people who envy you just because you are pretty & feel happy to see u age & broken( u don't want to use word *ugly*, this word makes me sad even more ).
@@olivia8822 I do admire, yet envy the beautiful. I have seen what beauty does. How those around you react. Beauty opens doors. Beauty will get you so far, then you have to do the rest, but the good looking ones of the world have a better chance of at least getting in the door. But I would never be happy over a beautiful one losing their looks, or to see one looks their looks to aging. I It cannot be easy for them. It probably can really mess you up in your head. And she has not at all lost her looks. And as for weight gain. She is still absolutely beautiful. But to gain weight on your own is one thing, to have your body react and cause you to gain weight because of some procedure you had done, and you have no control over it, that must be harsh. I remember Katherine Hepburn on The Dick Cavett Show, and she was offererd a mirror to check herself before the taping of the show started. Her response was, "No. No. Never face the truth. Not when you've gotten this far."- Lol. ❤
@@rhymeandreasoning It's why it's fascinating to watch once youthful beautiful women at their peak (usually early-ish 20s) age and lose their super powers. Men who once simped and fawned over them as Goddesses are looking over her shoulder at younger perkier hotter women.
Her once luscious hair thins, her glowing skin wrinkles, lines around mouth, deep lines on forehead, sagging eyelids, veiny sinewy hands, crinkles around chest area, droopy breasts. It must be difficult to reconcile.
These once beautiful women are often still attractive in older age but they are a declining asset. Often they have to resort to extreme cosmetic surgery and procedures to try and retain beauty and slow down inevitable decline.
*Being born beautiful woman and having it in her 20s - early 30s must be like being born rich and quickly getting continuously poor from late 20s. The women who received continuous compliments, had doors held open by them, built careers on looks eg modelling, acting etc, free drinks, jewelry and gifts from almost strangers are now invisible.*
Now in their later years they aren't necessarily better looking than the women who were in their shadows decades before.
Did she say “Versace won’t dress me?” Like does she miss modeling or the money? Like..she had her time she should be enjoying the millions she made and enjoying life at this point.
I think Linda is a reminder that people have to accept themselves no matter what.Beauty comes in all shapes,all sizes and all shades.
I know you’re trying to be nice, but you’re delusional.
We need to normalize woman aging
all shapes and sizes? not models.
@@Straightjacket154Agree!! She was never fat, further, we are encouraged to keep weight off! Sorry, ok I’m half her age, but no way regardless of age do I want to pile on the pounds! My mum ( Lynda’s age) has a fantastic figure!!!!
Sorry, FAT’S not beautiful - actually disgusting!!!!
Such a beautiful woman. Even now she is stunning. It's so horrid this has happened to her and so many others. I hope she finds a way to fix it but even if she can't, she's still such a remarkable beauty.
It's sad that so much pressure is put on women dealing with how they look. I'm an old dude that appreciates the natural and added to beauty of a woman. If they want to adorn themselves with makeup or to fix minor flaws, that's ok. They shouldn't be exposed to the pressure to look perfect from their childhood and throughout their life.
I pray for all of them. My wife is the same age as I (mid 60's) and she looks like a woman of her age. She's a beauty. Wrinkles and all, bring'em on. They will only be beauty marks in my eyes
I think I love you, Big Al
@@catherineo8689 Me too Cath!
Linda, Helena and Naomi. Linda fascinated me since I was a kid she is truly a beautiful woman. I don’t care how old she is !!! She is a legend.
She looks fine. Honestly, it's irritating to hear her say she's been 'disfigured'. Imagine how many people who have actually been disfigured would love to look this good.
I get that but having a botched job is basically disfiguration. When coolscultping goes wrong it leaves lumpy hard mass of texture where it should have been removing soft fat. Notice she’s covering up. Not the intended result of the procedure nor what a human being naturally looks like usually.
oh please. because there are people who look worse than her she can't speak on what happened to her. she went in for a procedure and got the opposite. you cant tell her how to feel because some other people have it worse. what does that have to do with her?
That’s what happens when you are adorned and put on a high pedestal higher than any human being should be on for something you were born with rather than had to work for. That’s the height of the superficiality world she was used to. Not in touch with the real world.
This!
This is gaslighting.
She wasn't just in the top 5- Linda was the one everyone was focused on.
Anyone who followed fashion during this timeline- there were about 10 supermodels, started in the 1990's. Of the top 10- Linda was the "It" girl. Everyone could not get enough of her beauty, she was everywhere! Talk about winning the genetic jackpot.
The only thing about beauty is that time steals it away, so you can't bank on it forever. You have to diversify yourself & grow into many other things. Above all- learn to develop beauty from the inside because that kind of beauty will last you your lifetime.
I'm glad to hear she is speaking out for an issue close to her heart, no longer is hiding & living her life out in the open.
Good for you girl. We are proud of you- whatever may come your way stay strong Linda & you keep right on growing- it's not over for you.
You nailed it. All of it. She WAS the face of the 90s, so glamorous and cool. A very detached and aloof beauty, with a bit of a gender non-conforming edge, that really personified the decade. I’m just a few years younger than her and I remember staring at Vogue and other fashion magazines, and watching Elsa Clentch’s early morning fashion shows on TV and just gasping at Linda Evangelista’s unattainable beauty.
But you’re right, we all know beauty fades. And unlike the high school homecoming queen who could never get over her glory days and ended up aging badly, us more quirky and edgy women knew earlier on that we needed to have other “talents” to rely on than our looks. I really hope that Linda Evangelista has other income streams she developed aside from looks related ones. Because as gorgeous as she still is and always will be, we all need to be smart as we age.
In the 90s I started coloring my hair because of her and shaping my brows! Linda's look was so different like I never seen a face like that. She was the Supermodel's favorite Supermodel.
Eh, Naomi looked waaaaaaaay better. Still does.
Interesting. I was just a kid in the 90s, but I vividly recall Cindy, Naomi, and Christy. I'd never seen or heard of Linda Evangelista until 2004. She must've been strictly high fashion.
@@Ari-jm6xx Nope. She was part of pop culture. But, as you said, you were just a kid then. She was The Face of that era. She starred in music videos and was everywhere.
It’s extremely hard not to look like yourself. I had a uterine rupture and my baby boy was stillborn. I had an emergency hysterectomy and was told I would never have children.
At 34 I was waiting for my baby and one day my entire life changed.
Because of the hysterectomy I was put into menopause and on top of my deep depression from losing my child the depletion of hormones has made me gain a lot of weight and I am losing muscle mass.
I truly don’t recognize myself and it’s really hard.
I am so sorry. Life is so much harder than I thought it would be when I was younger. I pray you find peace and joy despite all that has happened to you ❤️
I’m so sorry that happened to you. I hope you’re healing and taking care of yourself ♥️ wish you nothing but happiness and peace, stranger
I can hear she is deeply upset, but can we have a reality check? "Brutally disfigured" is a term we usually reserve for burn victims. I don't blame her for wanting to sue the provider, but she needs serious therapy.
Agree. However if you were once a super model and your looks inevitably decline with age it will feel like a disfigurement.
She's not ugly but she's no longer special either. Some of the woman who envied her in 1990s super model era may look better than her now. That must be humiliating.
If that is brutally disfigured I wonder what she'd say about other people with non model like body like hers. She'd call other people hideous abstract lumps of flesh perhaps
@@kittenmimi5326 To her looking like a regular woman in her 50s is disfigurement.
She wasn't just a supermodel she was one of the highest paid, walked the most run ways, didn't get out of bed for $10k a day. She had a child with a billionaire. Men fawned over her, women wanted to be her, her ever changing hair cut and colours inspired women. She was a goddess.
No she's just a regular woman. That's a disfigurement to her. As crazy as that sounds.
I agree. What she needs is mental help. Her mindset is not normal for a woman her age.
Let's reserve the use of "disfigured" for people who are actually disfigured.
You're still beautiful inside and out... Versace (and ANY other designer) will fall over themselves to dress you... Integrity and class can't be disfigured... You SHINE, Ms Evangelista!! 🎉❤
Linda, it’s time to accept you are not 20 anymore. Still a beautiful woman, but this is what happens when you have relied on your looks for so long. You struggle to feel worthy without them
Thank you!!!!
I can relate to her trauma I did my armpit fat and have been disfigured it’s a constant depression
Aging is natural, it's when we try to look like we are 30 when we are actually 50 when problems start.
She has a long way to go internally, you cannot live from the way you looked all your life.
Sorry that's the Honest truth, acceptance & being grateful whatever your age.
We understand and we love you Linda! You’ll never not be our number one IT girl. We have watched you grow into a lovely woman and we’re with you all the way friend 💞❤️🔥💞🥰😘 Keep your head up! You’re amazing 🌈🪬✨💐
I think she looks marvelous at a mature woman! She has a certain edge and strenght to her features that suits these photos, the shape, the wrinkles on her neck - it's all great! I can see how she feels insecure, in these photos, but if she really embraced her as now, she'd definately still knock us out. In my opinion she, at the moment, has the tools in her hand to REALLY bring that idea of different body shapes into public, no matter the shape she is I cannot really see, but it is still Linda . In my opinion, she could even reach that which alot of body-positivity stars are trying to do, and succeed alot better. She could actually change the world.
She's still an icon and still a beautiful woman no matter what.
Women that were stunning/fit in their younger years have a much harder time aging as they usually define their self worth by their appearance. The fashion world and social media have done women no favors by focusing on looks and not intelligence or kindness or any other measurement of true value.
$50milli ??? Girl , you know you signed papers saying this can happen. You should have stopped after reading about the potential risks.plus you went there yourself, noone kidnapped you and botched you.
Power to her, and if I had the money, I would love to get it done. But what saddens me is the societal pressure (especially for women) to look perfect 😩
Patriarchy stigmatizes aging, women's bodies, and whatever is natural.
These procedures are negative, utterly unnecessary, and a waste of resources that could be put to far better use.
@@ParcoKid63 well said ♥️
omg bs. Who buys all the fashion magazines and hollywood bs? Women. Nobody forces you to do shit. You do it for your own vanity and narcissism, then you blame "society" or men to justify your own entitlement.
@@charlotte_stevens putting more effort to keep that beautiful body..
@@tubester4567 I’m a guy and if i have money i would also do surgeries because why not look better? She is not lying it is true women have more societal pressure to look perfect with all the ads on magazines dieting etc targeting more on women. You cant deny it. Have you not seen ads and clothing stores? You must be living under a rock
She was always the most beautiful of all the Supermodels her facial structure is amazing, she was always at the top of my most beautiful faces list.
She should hook up with a plus sized clothes designer and rebrand herself as a mature, plus-sized model and fashion entrepreneur. It would extend her shelf life.
I agree with your comment although I find the term "shelf life" in this case unnecessary and deshumanising.
@@theplaylister EXPIRATION DAYE IS KINDER, NO...?
@@theplaylister stop with the nonsense. She’s a model. They have short career trajectories. That’s just the way the business works. So yes they do have expiration. Once you reach a certain age, a certain size or a certain look, you’re no longer in demand. And that’s for caucasians like Linda. Plenty of colored models who never even received a chance to shine like she did. So she’s done more for herself than a majority of people who entered this industry. I feel no sympathy for her.
Great idea! However, in order to do that, she would have to feel comfortable in her own skin. I heard the interview on the People magazine podcast. She's now an agoraphobic because of this.
@@Littleathquakes A well known superstar model like Linda can have a much longer shelf life than the majority of no name models out there. Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss are 90's models who are still modeling and strutting the catwalks.
Well she doesn’t look disfigured , I mean she’s aging and seems to have gained weight, like most of us do.Trying to blame it on procedure because you no longer look how you were before.This woman needs a reality check and educate herself on what a real disfigured woman looks like. I wish one of these ladies who have gone through this ,would call her out.
@@amandafaries5474 People like you need to stop reading the comments and not worry what others have to say.Don’t worry about it and move on.I know I did..
@@amandafaries5474 No you're the one that needs to grow up! Life is no picnic especially for those who can't even eat everyday. Yes it's not about a contest but a perspective. She needs to count her blessings and you need to relax and respect other people's opinion.
@@ashashraa6579 Calm down. Lol. Everyone has moved on already, you should too
@@amandafaries5474 well, if they are “numb to the touch”, then they can’t be painful. Either way, pain has nothing to do with “disfigurement”, which is the word she chose to use.
I know how hard must be for her to go throught this, but lets face it she is a beautiful woman and she still looks great. her face is timeless
Age comes for everyone. It's a part of life. Live everyday like it's your last. She looks great by the way. No one in their 50s looks like they did in their 20s. It's not reality.
Indeed. That fact is particularly painful for someone who has always been categorized as a "super model".
Most celebs now a days they want to stay young forever
Linda never said that she wanted to look like she did when she was in her 20s!
She wanted only to "Fine tune"
Some, trouble spots in order to
look her best!
A true Professional!!!
@@tomvalveede6808 Really? Then why take the risk on fat freezing? That seems extreme for "fine tuning."
Jenifer is young at 53
I hope that she can find help to deal emotionally and physically with her issues. This would be devastating to any of us.
BEATIFUL my Linda Evangelista!!!👍😍
She is still gorgeous as humans we make choices every day it is part of the beauty of being there was no way for her to know the outcome, me personally after watching this I would think twice before getting any kind of invasive cosmetic procedure
So sad that she feels disfigured. She has no idea what the word means. She’s aged. She had a treatment that didn’t go as planned, but disfigured she is not. She needs to work on self love and self esteem and stop all this
I fully agree.
If she really feels so wounded over this she should start a charity to help people who have been disfigured by surgeries.
Excellent idea but she’d never do that.
Aging is hard. It must be so very tragic to go from the most beautiful young woman in the world to being ….50. 🙄
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She clearly said it’s not about aging 🙄 She paid for a procedure that was supposed to improve her appearance, and it made it worse! She’s justified in being upset.
We all age. None of us looks like we did 30 years ago. It's a shame that at age 50, she couldn't accept that. Now she is paying the price.
Linda my favorite model of all time. You are stunning. I hate this cool sculpting effected you but thank you for sharing and saving other women from this procedure.
She is still absolutely beautiful!!! She has to overcome her insecurities and understand that nobody stays young forever
I would have liked to see before and after pictures. How much of it is due to disfigurement from plastic surgery and how much of it is due to aging and gaining weight? And I'm not asking for photoshopped before photos either. I want to see real before photos.
Well she already said it will never go away even with liposuction. If it’s subcutaneous fat and you can’t get rid of it with liposuction, it has nothing to do with gaining or losing weight.
@@kevintse2870 A jury isn't going to award her five million if she doesn't have "before" photos (non photoshopped).
We'll never see those-she's trying to sue the company lol
@@chrissyellem7397 The company is going to want to see evidence -- the before and after photos.
@@pollyannaprinciple5860 It will be a settlement never go to trial so we'll never see the real photos.
Brutally disfigured????? No, she looks like a 56 year old woman.
Great. I am almost 50 and soon to be deformed. I feel bad she has hard lumps from plastic surgery but she looks like an attractive older woman still.
Cattus lavandula...but none of us want to look like a 56 y old !!!!
I agree with all the people saying she still looks great. But at the same time, when you're used to having a supermodel's physique and being praised solely on your appearance, I'm sure it's really difficult to suddenly have these odd blobs of fat growing in weird places. We still haven't seen her body exposed so we don't know how severe it is. But that said, I would hardly call her disfigured.
In her own words, she is “brutually disfigured”. It does give us normal looking people pause. I probably look like The Elephant Man to her. I do not doubt having hard spots on the body that bleed is hard but she doesn’t appear brituslly disfigured. Even with the hard spots. I wish she would have just decided to grow old gracefully. She is actually one of my favorite supermodels. I wish her well.
@@siiiiiuu7 Exactly! I think that's what people aren't grasping. She was a friggin' supermodel & got praised & paid for her looks! To us, she looks like a typical 56 yr. old woman. However, to permanently put on weight from a so-called "weight loss" procedure is traumatizing for someone like her.
The ADS for the procedure are misleading because you can not "eliminate fat", you can only shrink fat cells. I'm glad she won her case and hope she heals from this trauma.
She decided to "TRY" a procedure and it didn't work the way she wanted. Unless there was negligence on the part of the clinic, THEY ARE NOT AT FAULT!
She has said that if she was properly informed about the possible disfigurement of fat deposits where she had the treatment being a side affect, she would not have had the procedure done.
@@kyliepechler there is all kind of paperwork involved in something like this. Insurance companies mandate it. And so do lawyers. I bet she signed all kinds of disclosures. I am not going to have anyone cut open my body without doing extensive research. Hopefully she spoke to several people who have had the procedure. Any medical procedure has its challenges. She is a beautiful woman. She should have left well enough alone. Again, if there was direct negligence on the part of the technicians then there could be a lawsuit. Just because she doesn't like the results, isn't grounds to sue. Age gracefully.
@@mrbear1302 If she did not have a case of negligence, she wouldn't be bothering to go public, to the degree she has.
From what I have read about this whole situation, she is not stupid. If it was only a case of "not liking the results", as you suggest, there would have been no reason for her to take her case public in order to warn others not to get this procedure.
She needs to be commended for warning others of the dangers of this procedure, which she has said she was not warned about.
Wow! It's so scary to think that sometimes like this could work, I think I would have done legs or leg first to see how my system took to the treatment vs going all the way. I learned this lesson when I did lasik procedure for seeing & having one eye just gray where I couldn't see clear so yeah, tech is advanced but like they say sh*the still happens - beware
She did her legs, there's a photo where she has lumps in-between her thighs & she says it's hard fat so chaffs & bleeds when walking. Horrible ☹️
I don’t think she looks bad. But obviously, we’re not on her mind. It must have more impact on someone that always worked on fashion industry. You’re still beautiful, you’re capable, competent and intelligent. Don’t let your mind trick you. Also Versace must call her for a catwalk to show her and everybody that diversity is beautiful too!
She looks absolutely stunning as always!!!!!
I wish I could tell her that she is so beautiful then and now. Amazing gift.
There is a ton of positive counter culture to focus on though! Body positivity movement, insta models fessing up to outrageous filters, #no makeup, soo many beautiful over 40 and 50+ influencers coming up and, worth a mention the reboot of sex and the city where women are totally embracing seasoned beauty (thank you SJP)! Hop on that band wagon rather than getting caught under the victim bus, it’s a crappy place to be stuck and holds many beautiful, unique and amazing women down because they don’t feel like “enough”. Fuk boring societal norms, don’t buy into
it, cancel that check! Be a rebel❤️❤️❤️
❤️❤️❤️ exactly
She’s opening up and healing, always an icon
Oh girl...everyone ages differently...people used to call me Linda!!! As a nice nickname... Because I had a similar shape, height, similar eyes and short hair etc.
From 50 to 60...big changes happen. If you are sedentary and or depressed...shit happens and we all age... especially if we aren't working out or if we are going through things.
I have marks and scars from surgeries and veins and car accident and Life just happens Honey...get over yourself.
You are aging and you are still beautiful...CELEBRATE THE WONDERFUL LIFE THAT YOU HAD...AND STILL HAVE AND BE THANKFUL THAT WORSE HEALTH ISSUES HAVE NOT HAPPENED TO YOU.
STOP FEELING SORRY FOR YOURSELF... THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU! CHOOSE HAPPY.❤❤❤❤❤
Her face that looks like a perfect drawing. She has a presence that can’t be ignored
She is beautiful at any age .
"Who are you when you no longer look like yourself?" More like, what assumptions do people make about you now vs. when you looked younger? Or how does one's appearance affect one's psyche? Excellent question that should be examined closer.
Hope you are feeling better. You should not worry about your appearance because you still have the same look you had in the past. Stay strong.
Linda,if your reading this,your still a beautiful woman! We are proud of you in Canada!
Maybe it’s just me, but she looks absolutely stunning still.
It's full circle. She used to make normal woman feel bad about their looks by selling the "ideal" with the aid of makeup and hair and a beauty team and professional photos, and now she feels bad about her looks. Welcome to the other side. Just think. She played a major role in selling an "ideal" and now she's mad that she can't live up to the standard that she set.
My mother always told me there will come a day where you will look in the mirror and not recognize who you looking at that day came at 58 but you know what I haven't changed a thing and I'll take aging cuz God Don't Make mistakes, we do.
She's still one of my favourites
She is still gorgeous! I love her!
She was for me the most beautiful and unique woman ever
She's still so freaking beautiful!! Ageing sucks I just turned fifty and I noticed I'm getting spots no wrinkles yet thank goodness. It's difficult waking up and not recognizing yourself any longer. I think for me maybe I was tied to my image for so long and I worked in entertainment nothing on the level of a Linda, Naomi, and Christie.
I’m so sorry this happened to her!!!! It’s scary that it could just randomly happen to anyone.
Getting older doesn’t mean your disfigured. Your body changes in time it’s called ageing.
To me she just looks like everybody else that ages naturally...I don't see any disfigurement..and even though she's pointing it out, I still don't see it as she does. I just see a woman that is going through aging like the rest of us.
So sorry Linda. Hang in there. You will get better. You will heal.
Shania Twain and Cindy Crawford and a bunch of other ladies still look great. A great - looking older woman is rare but special- a lot more special than a regular pretty young girl.
She is still stunning 🤩 and will always be a Supermodel. ❤️👌🏻
She’s still so breathtaking.
What I want to know is:
What did Linda look like ON the day she went in for the procedure, and what she looked like afterwards?
you can see in the video she was big before ... not just a little shaping needed and she went on to have 7 sessions...now thats irresponsible
Lisa Bonet at 0:47
She’s like, hurry up bish lol
Ok everyone looks like that when theyre lying down looking at their phone that thumb nail is all of us on our phones right now watching this lmao she looks perfectly fine
She should take a look at Katie Piper and see what that beautiful woman went through and Katie isn't bitter she is dignified and positive. Linda Evangelists has been extremely lucky in her life and what she is complaining about is entirely of her own choosing.
Katie is a wonderful example of how to take a horrible assault and make something great out of it. She’s an inspiration to me. She’s the opposite of Linda actually.
We all get older. You can't avoid it!
It is NOT a MIRROR or DRESS, or DOCTOR Linda, you are 56 y.o. and still healthy, wealthy looking good and alive! Accept it, grow up mentally, there are more important things in this life and world than to be obsessed with your look like you are.
I think it's good Linda has been brave enough to shared what happened to her, as a warning seemingly harmless non invasive alternatives to liposuction can go horribly wrong too.
Ummm, where is the "brutal disfigurement" ? 50++%
of 50+ women look like that
It’s under her clothing
I feel sorry for her that at 50 or whatever she is now, she is still completely obsessed with thinness and eternal youth. Some of these models actually aged rather gracefully and accepted their body changes.
I used to work as a "technician" doing fat freezing and there is a rare chance it can increase fat in the area, that's the reason why I didn't do it for free on myself. Probably wouldn't have happened but I can't afford liposuction if it did, and don't want surgery. She looks amazing though, very beautiful. I hope she can move past her image but it's been her whole life. She's a very beautiful woman whether she ages or has a lump near her arm, it doesn't matter
The more beautiful and unique you look as a young woman, the more painful it is to accept yourself as you age. She looks great. But she will never look the same as she did at 25. And that is totally fine. Because getting older is not for everyone. Some people will not make it that far. She needs to get out of the modeling industry and enjoy life. That shallow world fosters sick unrealistic standards.
I'm sure she did this procedure several times but one time it does fail.
This would be traumatizing. I feel for her.
She doesn't look bad at all, you grow old.. you really can't expect to look like you did when you were younger, she aged... That's all! She is beautiful!!!!
The hardest part for me would be people pitying me. I hope she rises like a phoenix and starts warning women and she shows the damage. It's better than staying quiet and in shame.
ladies over 50 you gotta age like fine wine , trust me youll still taste delicious
Naomi , looked at her own mom and thought, that's how i wanna look like. and Lynda looked at tik tok heifers and thought , ok i'll freeze grease and i'll be like 'em.
It is really sad that she's calling this Burly disfiguring, when women are getting acid thrown in their faces... That is brutally disfiguring. You have a few lumps here and there, go to the doctor and get it dealt with.
Yea I feel for her but at the same time I also feel like a jerk for thinking she’s beingdramatic about it. Granted, this did deeply affect her career so I can somewhat understand why this is so hard on her
Agree. She’s acting childish.
@@ComaLies225 Career and she’s pushing 60? What career?
Always my favorite
I remember wanting her hairstyle back then, so beautiful. She is still beautiful.