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lifestyle2 years ago

Linda Evangelista: Embracing Single Life

Supermodel Linda Evangelista revealed in an interview that she has no interest in dating, stating that she doesn't want to be intimate with anyone anymore. She also discussed her lawsuit against a cosmetic company for alleged disfigurement caused by a fat-freezing procedure, as well as her ongoing therapy to cope with the emotional aftermath. Evangelista opened up about her battles with breast cancer and credited her son for inspiring her to regain her zest for life.

via CNN|
#breast-cancer#coolsculpting#dating
health-and-beauty2 years ago

Linda Evangelista Opens Up About Life After CoolSculpting Ordeal

Linda Evangelista no longer blames herself for the disfigurement she experienced after undergoing CoolSculpting, a fat-freezing procedure. She developed paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH), a rare side effect, which left her "unrecognizable" and depressed. Evangelista has undergone therapy and is working on getting rid of guilt and shame associated with the ordeal. She settled her lawsuit against CoolSculpting, the terms of which were undisclosed. Despite her experience, she has returned to modeling and recently appeared in a campaign for Fendi.

via Hollywood Reporter|
#coolsculpting#health-and-beauty#lawsuit
health-and-beauty2 years ago

Linda Evangelista's Dating Life Takes a Hit After CoolSculpting Mishap

Supermodel Linda Evangelista, 58, revealed that she is "not interested" in dating after a botched CoolSculpting procedure in 2016, which she claims left her "brutally disfigured" and "permanently deformed." Evangelista recently settled a lawsuit with CoolSculpting's parent company, Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc., though the details of the settlement were not disclosed. The former model, who was married to Gérald Marie and has a son with François-Henri Pinault, spoke out about her abusive relationship in a documentary. Evangelista stated that she no longer wants to sleep with anyone and doesn't want to hear somebody breathing.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#coolsculpting#cosmetic-procedure#dating
lifestyle2 years ago

Linda Evangelista's Dating Life Takes a Backseat After CoolSculpting Incident

Supermodel Linda Evangelista revealed in an interview that she is not interested in dating and hasn't dated since undergoing CoolSculpting procedures in 2015 and 2016, which she claims left her "permanently disfigured." Evangelista settled a lawsuit against the company behind the fat-reduction treatments in 2022. She is now working on letting go of guilt and shame associated with the procedures and embracing self-acceptance. The fashion icon also shared that she avoids looking in the mirror and prefers a life without mirrors.

via E! NEWS|
#coolsculpting#cryolipolysis#dating
lifestyle2 years ago

Linda Evangelista's Dating Life on Hold Since CoolSculpting Incident

Supermodel Linda Evangelista has revealed that she is not interested in dating following her experience with CoolSculpting procedures, which she claimed left her "brutally disfigured." Evangelista filed a $50 million lawsuit against CoolSculpting's parent company in 2021, alleging that the noninvasive fat-freezing treatments had a negative impact on her appearance and ability to work. She has since settled the case, although the details of the settlement remain undisclosed. Evangelista also shared that she avoids looking in the mirror and described herself as a germophobe with self-diagnosed OCD. Motherhood is now her main focus, and she has found therapy helpful in overcoming guilt and shame.

via Fox News|
#coolsculpting#dating#lawsuit
lifestyle2 years ago

Linda Evangelista: Dating? Not Interested in Hearing Somebody Breathe

Supermodel Linda Evangelista, 58, revealed in an interview that she is "not interested" in dating and doesn't want to hear somebody breathing. She disclosed that the last time she dated was before undergoing the CoolSculpting procedure in 2016, which she claims left her "permanently deformed." Evangelista also spoke about her past marriage to Gérald Marie, alleging physical abuse, and her relationship with her 17-year-old son's father, François-Henri Pinault, which has since "worked out."

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#abuse-allegations#coolsculpting#dating
health-and-beauty2 years ago

Linda Evangelista Speaks Out on CoolSculpting Incident: No Self-Blame

Supermodel Linda Evangelista no longer blames herself for the negative effects of her CoolSculpting procedures, which she claims left her "permanently deformed." In a recent interview, Evangelista revealed that she has worked on letting go of guilt and shame, settling a lawsuit against the company for an undisclosed amount. She expressed that she is not letting the incident ruin her life and is grateful for the support she has received. Evangelista also discussed her experiences as a two-time breast cancer survivor and her goal of staying alive while empathizing with others who have faced similar challenges.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#body-image#coolsculpting#health-and-beauty
entertainment2 years ago

Linda Evangelista Overcomes Guilt and Blames No One for CoolSculpting Incident

Supermodel Linda Evangelista opens up about feeling guilty and becoming a "clinically depressed recluse" after a botched fat-freezing procedure called CoolSculpting. The treatment resulted in thickened, hard, and numb bulges that could not be remedied by liposuction or compression garments. Evangelista also discusses her regrets about her marriage to Gerald Marie, who has faced allegations of rape and sexual misconduct. She expresses guilt for not speaking out sooner and encourages other women to come forward. Despite her struggles, Evangelista is learning to love her new body and has undergone therapy to cope with the allegations against her ex-husband.

via Daily Mail|
#coolsculpting#entertainment#linda-evangelista
health2 years ago

The Risks of CoolSculpting: Influencer's Troubling Side Effects.

Influencer Abbey Sharp shared her negative experience with CoolSculpting, a fat-reduction procedure that uses cryolipolysis to freeze and destroy fat cells. Sharp experienced paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH), a rare side effect that causes overgrowth of fatty tissue, leaving her with lumps and bumps in the treated areas. Although manufacturer data suggests PAH occurs in 1 in every 4,000 treatments, underreporting may be an issue. Plastic surgeons have differing opinions on the safety of CoolSculpting, with some recommending caution until more research is done on the potential risks.

via Yahoo Life|
#coolsculpting#fat-reduction#health
health2 years ago

Controversy Surrounds Popular Beauty Treatment

A recent report by The New York Times claims that the popular cosmetic treatment CoolSculpting may pose a higher risk for a serious side effect than previously thought. The risk of a possible side effect of disfigurement only correctable by surgery may have been previously underreported. The technology, which uses a technique called "cryolipolysis," may cause a serious side effect known as paradoxical adipose hyperplasia, which is when some of the fat cells enlarge, harden and sometimes take the shape of the applicator. Allergan Aesthetics, the parent company of Zeltiq Aesthetics, which markets and licenses the CoolSculpting devices, says the treatments are able to "freeze" fat away, citing in 2010 that the treatment is a safe and painless alternative to other fat reduction services, like liposuction.

via GMA|
#coolsculpting#cosmetic-treatment#disfigurement
health2 years ago

Fat-Zapping Device Company Underreported Patient Deformities: NYT

CoolSculpting, a medical device used to melt away fat cells, poses a higher risk of disfigurement than previously reported due to a side effect called paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (P.A.H.), which causes fat to grow and harden in the body. More than a dozen dermatologists and plastic surgeons believe that P.A.H. is likely being underreported and misdiagnosed, and often requires expensive surgery to correct. Allergan Aesthetics, the company that owns CoolSculpting, declined to respond to questions from The New York Times.

via The Daily Beast|
#coolsculpting#dermatologists#disfigurement
health2 years ago

Beauty Treatment Gone Wrong: Disfigurement Caused by Fat-Zapping Procedure.

CoolSculpting, a medical device that freezes fat cells, has generated over $2 billion in revenue, but for some patients, it can result in severe disfigurement due to a side effect called paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH). Allergan Aesthetics, the company that owns CoolSculpting, claims that PAH occurs in only 0.033% of treatments, but a New York Times investigation suggests that the risk may be considerably higher. The company has restricted patients from talking about the problem through confidentiality agreements and stopped reporting the side effect to federal regulators. Patients with PAH may require surgery to correct the disfigurement, which can cost tens of thousands of dollars and leave scars.

via Yahoo News|
#allergan#coolsculpting#disfigurement
health2 years ago

Beauty Treatment Gone Wrong: Disfigurement Caused by Fat-Zapping Procedure.

CoolSculpting, a medical device that freezes fat cells, has generated over $2 billion in revenue, but for some patients, it can result in severe disfigurement. The side effect, called paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH), occurs when the fat grows, hardens, and lodges in the body, sometimes even taking on the shape of the device's applicator. Allergan Aesthetics, the company that owns CoolSculpting, says the risk is rare, occurring in 0.033% of treatments, but a New York Times examination indicates that the risk may be considerably higher. Some patients have had to undergo multiple surgeries to correct the issue, and Allergan has offered to help cover the costs, contingent on signing a confidentiality agreement.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#allergan#coolsculpting#disfigurement