Shocking her revelations
Evangelista filed a lawsuit last September against Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc., the parent company of CoolSculpting, seeking $ 50 million in damages
A few months ago, Linda Evangelista revealed that a cosmetic surgery deformed her body to a point where she did not want to leave the house for the last five years. Now, the former supermodel is being photographed for the American magazine People and speaks for the first time openly about the adventure she went through and is still going through, and the process of winning back her life.
As she said in her interview, she had decided to cryolipolyze with the company CoolSculpting. A popular surgery with the approval of the American Drug Administration that freezes fat and is advertised as an alternative to liposuction. Evangelista filed a lawsuit against CeltSculpting's parent company Zeltiq Aesthetics Inc. last September, seeking $ 50 million in damages.
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“I loved being on the catwalk. “Now I'm afraid of meeting someone I know,” he told the magazine, with tears in his eyes. “I can no longer live like this, hidden in shame. I could not stand the pain anymore. “I finally want to talk,” he told the magazine, among other things./p>
Finally, in June 2016, she went to her doctor. “I took off my robe,” he says. “I burst into tears, and I told him, 'I have not eaten, I am starving. What am I doing wrong?'” When he diagnoses me with adipose tissue hyperplasia (PAH), I tell him, 'What the hell is this?' And he told me that no diet and no exercise is going to fix it. ” Paradoxical adipose tissue hyperplasia is a rare side effect that affects less than 1% of patients, where the cryolipolysis process causes swelling instead of shrinkage.
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She has now dedicated her life to regaining her self-confidence and education. “Why do we feel the need to do these things [in our body]? I always knew I would grow old. And I know there are things that a body goes through. I just did not think I would look like that. I do not recognize myself physically, but I no longer recognize myself as a person either. “She is lost,” she said, referring to her old self.
