Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr has recently opened up about her experiences with cosmetic procedures and shared her thoughts on undergoing surgery at 43. During her appearance on the “Let’s Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari” podcast, Kerr praised Kris Jenner’s facelift, which sparked considerable discussion when Jenner showcased her rejuvenated appearance at a recent event.
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Kerr expressed admiration for those who have chosen to have facelifts, noting the positive transformation she has observed in friends who have embarked on such procedures. “I’ve seen some people, even friends, who’ve had facelifts and actually look amazing,” she remarked, suggesting that these choices can be informed by careful consideration. “I’m like, ‘Hmm. This is interesting. Good research, good research to have’,” she added.
The model and entrepreneur further reflected on Jenner’s reasoning for her facelift, revealing a relatable narrative that resonated with her feelings. “I heard Kris Jenner say something like she wanted to feel how she felt on the inside,” Kerr explained, noting the yearning for one’s outer appearance to align with internal emotions. “That made a lot of sense. She was looking in the mirror and was like, that’s not how I feel on the inside. It wasn’t matching.”
Kerr went on to discuss the inevitability of aging, admitting, “You just want to help gravity… Time will tell because time is going to get to all of us.” She emphasised the importance of feeling comfortable with any choices made regarding cosmetic procedures, stating, “I think that the one thing that’s important is to embrace whatever it is that you’re doing and not be afraid of sharing that or feel guilty for doing something like that.”
Beyond cosmetic surgery, Kerr has experimented with various beauty treatments over the years. She revealed that she has tried AquaGold, a micro-infusion facial that utilises a gold-plated device to deliver low doses of injectables. “It’s like stamping on your face,” Kerr explained, adding that she wasn’t entirely certain of its effectiveness. “You just never know because you’re doing all these things and you’re like, ‘Which one is actually moving the needle’? But there’s so much out there.”
While discussing the nature of her beauty routines, Kerr shared her hesitations about laser treatments. Recalling a past experience with a Fraxel laser, which she stated resulted in pigmentation issues, she expressed her fear of going near such procedures again. “Lasers for me don’t really do well with my skin,” she shared candidly. “I had to develop products to help calm the inflammation and pigmentation… and now it’s finally at bay.”
Kerr’s latest foray into beauty treatments includes the use of SofWave, a device that employs ultrasound technology to promote collagen and elastin production, effectively lifting sagging skin without damaging its surface. Speaking on this, she remarked, “It’s supposed to work over time to help build collagen and lift. Being 43, I’m looking at all these things.”
Despite her exploration of various procedures, Kerr maintains that the foundation of true beauty lies in healthy skin. “At the end of the day, having healthy skin… having healthy skin is really the most beautiful skin,” she asserted, highlighting her belief that nurturing one’s skin is paramount.
As a mother of four boys, including her firstborn Flynn with ex-husband Orlando Bloom, and three others with husband Evan Spiegel, Kerr’s perspectives on beauty are intertwined with her experiences of motherhood. She has said, “I just love being a mother and I always wanted three boys,” illustrating the joy she finds in her family life amidst the pressures of the modelling industry.
Kerr’s insights provide a valuable glimpse into the evolving landscape of beauty standards and personal choices regarding appearance, encouraging open discussions surrounding cosmetic procedures. With her personal experiences as a backdrop, she advocates for a balanced approach to beauty, wherein self-acceptance and healthy practices hold as much importance as aesthetics.