For over a decade, the Kardashian-Jenner clan has been synonymous with a specific, often surgically-enhanced, standard of beauty. While many family members have openly discussed cosmetic procedures, one supermodel is now setting the record straight on the constant rumours about her own face.
Kendall Jenner's Candid Confession on the 'In Your Dreams' Podcast
Kendall Jenner, the globally recognised supermodel, has finally addressed the persistent speculation about her appearance. In a revealing conversation on Owen Thiele's In Your Dreams podcast, Jenner directly countered the narratives spun by social media 'experts' and fans who have dissected her photos for years.
She delivered a clear and firm denial regarding any major surgical work. "I've never had any plastic surgery on my face, nothing," Jenner stated. This definitive statement covers the frequently alleged nose jobs (rhinoplasty), facelifts, and other significant surgical alterations that online commentators have long insisted she underwent.
What Treatments Has Kendall Jenner Actually Tried?
So, if not surgery, what has the model experimented with? Jenner admitted to two non-surgical interventions.
Firstly, she revealed she has tried "baby Botox" in her forehead exactly twice. This involves smaller, more subtle doses of the injectable. However, she was not a fan of the results. "I didn't love it, and I don't love it," she confessed, explaining that she missed her natural facial movements. She specifically enjoys the expressiveness of her eyebrows and forehead, which the Botox limited.
Secondly, Kendall Jenner mentioned undergoing PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy. This is a popular non-surgical skin treatment where a patient's own blood cells are used to improve skin texture and address fine lines, often categorised as advanced skincare rather than a procedure. "If anything, I did it for fine lines. Other than that, I've only done PRP," she clarified.
Pushing Back Against Dangerous Social Media Speculation
Beyond setting her own record straight, Jenner used the platform to critique a toxic trend on social media. She expressed clear frustration with influencers and self-proclaimed doctors who make videos analysing celebrities' faces and confidently listing the procedures they believe were done.
Jenner highlighted that these assumptions are not only incorrect but also potentially dangerous for young, impressionable audiences who may feel pressured to alter their own looks based on these false claims. She offered alternative, natural reasons for changes in her appearance over the years, including simply aging, normal feature evolution, and the effects of medication like Accutane, which she took for acne.
This stance marks a notable departure from the openness some of her sisters have shown about more invasive cosmetic work. By drawing a firm line between minor, reversible treatments and major surgery, Kendall Jenner is challenging the very rumours that have followed her career and calling for more responsibility in how public figures' appearances are discussed online.
