Kaitlyn Bristow.
Taylor Hill/WireImageKaitlyn Bristow She got candid about her recent eyelid surgery – and how much it slowed down her recovery journey.
the previous Bachelorette39, spoke about why she decided to have an upper blepharoplasty – a cosmetic surgery procedure that removes excess skin around the eyes – Via Instagram On Wednesday, January 22nd.
She started the reel by pulling out a photo of herself 10 years ago, in which she said she always had very hooded eyes. “I tried to correct it with Botox but I got it Too much bad Botox “It actually caused my eyelids to droop more,” she explained, also noting that she has had lip fillers, cheek fillers and bonded some of her teeth in the past. “I haven't touched my cheek in years,” Bristow added.
The reality TV star then took a recent photo of her eyes, proving she got the right amount of Botox but still had a covered eyelid. “I realized it wasn't that bad but it was something that had bothered me for a very long time,” she said.
Kaitlyn Bristowe keeps things real. Bristowe, 39, gave fans a candid look at her eyes after undergoing upper blepharoplasty — a cosmetic surgery that helps remove excess skin around the eyes — via Instagram on Sunday, December 8. In the shot, she stared at the camera with her eyelids. Swelling from this procedure. While resting (…)
“I wanted to tone down the Botox, so I thought getting the bleph would help me open up that eye without getting all the Botox,” Bristow continued. “That was it My first “plastic surgery”. Where did you go “under the knife”. I removed a small portion of the cover skin.
Bristow continued to share photos of herself post-surgery, revealing bruises and stitches on her eyelids, but she suffered a setback when one of her dogs scratched her stitches.
“My dog clawed one of my eyes, so I had to re-stitch it up,” she said in the clip. “So this eye is healing a little slower than the other eye.”
Jason Kempin/NBC Kaitlyn Bristowe is doing some thinking before the new year. “LOL…believe it or not I do more work on the inside,” Bristowe, 39, captioned an Instagram video on Monday, December 30. “You can't see it physically, but I've never felt it more.” Bristowe showed a photo of herself from 2015 when (…)
Besides the discomfort, Bristow said she felt “zero pain” during the surgery and that “the scars are healing well.”
Now, Bristow's bruises are gone and her eyes are no longer covered. Folya!
