Bec Judd has started making waves in the US.
The AFL WAG, 42, recently shared the results of a beauty procedure she underwent in a bid to mimic Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner, 69.
She shared a photo that showed her sporting horizontal rows of raised bumps along her neck following the procedure.
It seems that Bec’s post caught the attention of beauty enthusiasts Stateside, with US magazine People running with the story last week.
The publication ran with the headline: ‘Model Reveals Neck Covered in Swollen Bumps After Undergoing Cosmetic Procedure to Copy Kris Jenner’s Youthful Look.’
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Bec Judd (pictured) has started making waves in the US after recently sharing the results of a beauty procedure she underwent in a bid to mimic Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner, 69
Speaking to Mamamia, Rebecca said that she was shocked her story had reached as far as the US.
‘I was very surprised to see my face on People,’ Rebecca said.
‘I didn’t actually realise until a few friends sent the link to me.’
One reader, commenting on the People article, said they felt ‘sorry’ for Rebecca.
‘This makes me sad for her. She’s a beautiful YOUNG woman who wants to look like a 70 y/o woman who’s had tonssss of surgery to look younger,’ they wrote.
‘I just don’t get this vanity thing in the younger generation.’
Another chimed in with: ‘She’s pretty and has youth on her side. She doesn’t need anything at this point but a healthy diet, exercise, and to stay out of the sun.
‘The sun is the number one ager. Just make sure to supplement D3/K2.’
‘Give me Kris Jenner’s neck without the surgery,’ Bec captioned a snapshot
Pictured: Kris Jenner looking radiant
It comes after Rebecca paid a visit to aesthetic nurse and former clinical specialist Claire McGuiness, who offers a ‘conservative approach to facial rejuvenation’ using radio frequency microneedling, LED therapies, and injectables.
‘Give me Kris Jenner’s neck without the surgery,’ Bec captioned a snapshot of her neck after what appears to be an ‘Exion’ treatment.
The media personality showed off three rows of distinct red and swollen bumps peppered across her neck after her appointment.
Exion, a type of radio frequency microneedling, creates controlled micro-injuries and applies heat to the skin, which can cause temporary redness, swelling, and bumps as the skin responds and repairs itself.
The treatment boosts hyaluronic acid, collagen, and elastin without needles.
Bec was referring to Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner as a reference point because the 69-year-old caused an online meltdown when she appeared in Paris in May, accompanying her daughter Kim, 44, during court appearances.
The world-famous momager looked decades younger than her age.
Social media commentators begged to know the name of her doctor – and even suggested Jenner had discovered ‘the fountain of youth’.
The publication ran with the headline: ‘Model Reveals Neck Covered in Swollen Bumps After Undergoing Cosmetic Procedure to Copy Kris Jenner’s Youthful Look.’
‘I was very surprised to see my face on People,’ Rebecca told Mamamia
Her representatives later confirmed she had enlisted celebrity plastic surgeon Dr Steven M Levine – also known as ‘the facelift maestro’ – to achieve her new look.
Expensive non-surgical treatments and undetectable facelifts are gaining popularity as the tide of popular opinion turns against fillers.
In April, Bec fired up about the unrealistic beauty standards foisted upon women of a certain age in the public eye.
‘I am around the same age as Lindsay (Lohan), Anne (Hathaway), and Hilary (Duff). For the record, I think they look unreal’ she began in several fiery Instagram posts.
‘Beauty standards for women are just impossible. If you show signs of ageing, you have let yourself go.
‘If you look too fresh-faced for your age, you are accused of getting work done and blamed for promoting vanity when you should just be comfortable with growing old and looking old.
‘”Oh but yuk”, society says, “women shouldn’t look old.” And so the cycle continues. Women can’t win.’
