Linda Evengelista says the boatted process permanently damaged her

Linda Evengelista has opened about bottled cosmetic processes that have left her with permanent body damage and medical needs.

In a revelation Harper’s Bazaar Interviews, Canadian fashion icons had scary more scary as a result of many cosmetic processes. The model undergoes coolcultling-a non-invasive body contouring process that is a popular option for liposuction in 2015. The process freezes and destroys fat cells.

But she says that she was killed with a permanent unwanted unwanted side effects from the process that left him “disintegrated”. The model suffers from hard fat under her stomach, thighs and her armpits. The condition is called contradictory fat hyperplasia and affects less than 1% patients who opt for coolculpting sessions.

“I have to go through therapy what I see when I see in the mirror, and I still don’t see in the mirror,” he said Harper’s Bazaar“I didn’t want to see myself because I didn’t love myself or did not like myself.”

He sued the company behind the process behind the process, Zeltiq aesthetics Inc., for $ 50 million in 2021 after opening about side effects for the first time. He alleged in the trial that he was unable to work after seven treatments between August 2015 and February 2016.

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Evengelista has since been prosecuted and has returned to modeling.

However, she said that if she does this again, she will do it again.

“I used to ask myself all the time,” Did you drink magic medicine knowing that it comes with these results? ” Apparently, no, because you saw the results, “he told the outlet.

“But if there were no results, you can definitely drink magic medicine if you can afford it, and it is for you, and others have successfully used it.”

The Emphellista has put the work inside, as she told the outlet, and is finally having a place where she feels better in her body.

“I don’t care how age I,” he explained. “I just want to age. This is not from the grace. I really, in fact, really, don’t really want to die. I still have a lot. I am finally getting comfortable with myself and everything, and now I want to enjoy it.”