When Cat Sadler received a facelift, neck lift and bellfaroplasty (I lift) At the age of 48It was mandatory Podcast host And Media personality That she still looks like herself, only more comfort and rejuvenated. Finally, “I like what I looked like,” says Sadler. “I want to look like my mother and my father. I didn’t want me who I was.”

Leave it, then, to the person – or talk – who sees the reflection of the Sadler is not the most to identify him. “There was a minute where my face ID on my iPhone was not working,” she says with a laugh. “For months. It was so, we don’t know that person.” Face ID is not working. ” Then I travel and think, I hope I think it is in my passport photo.

Facial recognition on one side, Sadler says that in addition to the best part-rollers going through major plastic surgery-support and praise from both celebrities and celebrities have been supported.

“It was thrilling, in fact. Most of the comments were,” Finally, no person is lying about it. ” Or thank God that someone is telling the truth! It was heavy [consensus]Which was very rare at that time. ,

Sadler says that it was only part of disappointment, many people misunderstood glamour The headline, who reads, got a facelift, a neck lift and an eye lift on 48. She doesn’t care what you think about it. “

“A lot of comments I remember that I loved reading, ‘Okay, if she is doing a facelift, she should give zero fuck; why you will do a facelift? You don’t care what people think.” And I think it was a little misunderstood because what I said, ‘I don’t care what you think about my choice.’ There is a difference between me that what no one thinks to give zero fuck MeOf course, I care to some extent what people think, but it was so, ‘I don’t care if you are doing justice to do me so. It was My decision.'”

Regardless, it was a decision that it was very happy to make a saddler, and one does not regret it for a second. “I jokingly that I have become this poster child for facelift because I [talk] With a lot of women about my experience, “She says on Zoom from her home outside Los Angeles.” This was such a thing. I think my own experience opened a conversation in such a way that we could talk about how level it really is. It is not about a scalpel that is changing your life; It is about empowering women and giving them information. ,