Linda Evangelista says she is permanently deformed from CoolScupting

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Anonymous wrote:I'm going to guess she had the procedure on her neck, like where it went horribly wrong. She went from a pretty tight neck to a very old or loose looking one. Must be absolutely devastating when your entire career is based on your face and body. She is a supermodel.

Not any more she ain't. Very much past tense.

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Anonymous wrote:She got fat because she had a drinking problem. She tried to get rid of the fat with a procedure that didn't work and now she is suing.

hahaha. Good luck lady.

How does booze make you gain that much weight? Or do you mean booze + metabolism slowing down due to menopause? Because models eat like birds, so even an entire bottle of wine a day -or- 6 shots of vodka a day (600 cals) isn't going to make someone get fat by itself.

People who drink a lot almost always have puffy faces from fluid retention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm going to guess she had the procedure on her neck, like where it went horribly wrong. She went from a pretty tight neck to a very old or loose looking one. Must be absolutely devastating when your entire career is based on your face and body. She is a supermodel.

But why couldn't she just have a neck/face lift? It's not like she's grown a goiter or something (little known side effect of cool sculpt??)

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She got fat because she had a drinking problem. She tried to get rid of the fat with a procedure that didn't work and now she is suing.

hahaha. Good luck lady.

How does booze make you gain that much weight? Or do you mean booze + metabolism slowing down due to menopause? Because models eat like birds, so even an entire bottle of wine a day -or- 6 shots of vodka a day (600 cals) isn't going to make someone get fat by itself.

People who drink a lot almost always have puffy faces from fluid retention.

And drinking actually results in over-eating in many people. It's rare that you find a skinny drinker, unless they're such an alcoholic that they don't eat any more of course...

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Anonymous wrote:There is her in 2013 and against in 2015. You can see her trying to cover up her weight gain with floating fabric that didn't emphasize her figure for years ahead of the CoolSculpting.

In 2013 she looks slim. In 2015 she looks fat.

Wasn't she pregnant in the second photo?

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Anonymous wrote:What bothers me about it, is the way it's described: horribly deformed. She's not horrible deformed and it's insensitive to use those terms to describe what's happened to her.

It's horrible she suffered side effects, but she's by no means deformed.

Well, to be fair, she describes *herself* as "brutally disfigured."

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What’s horribly deformed about her? She just looks like a fat 50 something.

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I never got her appeal compared to the other supermodels of her era, but I do remember a short story (in the New Yorker, maybe?) that mentioned her and talked about how her features were all at angles to each other. Very true if you look at her eyes, nose (appears unaltered to me) and lips. I bet it’s tough to deal with aging in that business. The whole thing makes me sad. Remember how awesome the Freedom video was?

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Well I dodged a bullet. I looked into CS once and as soon as I read the potential side effect of increasing fat cells I was like "oh hell no!" Took me years of eating even healthier and LESS. exercising a lot, etc and I lost a fair amount of weight. I don't recall cool sculpting being an option for neck. More like thighs and belly.

[Anonymous]

Looks like karma finally came calling for this gold-digger.

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Anonymous wrote:Looks like karma finally came calling for this gold-digger.

Your are a misogynistic POS.

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Anonymous wrote:What’s horribly deformed about her? She just looks like a fat 50 something.

She doesn’t even look fat. She honestly looks good for her age. I the angles of the pictures are a little awkward.

While I sympathize with someone suffering the indignities of aging, you can’t be a “supermodel” forever. She should have been saving some of that money and planning for a graceful career transition sometime in her 40s. Professional athletes eventually retire and end up being sports analysts on ESPN or getting into coaching.

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I never got her appeal. She never had an attractive face imo.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I'm going to guess she had the procedure on her neck, like where it went horribly wrong. She went from a pretty tight neck to a very old or loose looking one. Must be absolutely devastating when your entire career is based on your face and body. She is a supermodel.

But why couldn't she just have a neck/face lift? It's not like she's grown a goiter or something (little known side effect of cool sculpt??)

The article states that she went through 2 corrective procedures and the larger, hard, fatty cells kept returning.

She also stated she was not told about this possible side effect and it seems they were not upfront about it back then.

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I haven't seen any articles stating what part(s) of her body were disfigured by CoolSculpting.