Linda Evangelista returns to modeling after botched Cosmetic Procedure

Linda Evangelista has celebrated her return to modelling after previously disclosing a cosmetic surgery procedure left her “permanently deformed.”

Evangelista posted a photo of herself from a recent Fendi campaign to Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/lindaevangelista/?hl=en on Saturday, July 16 2022 wearing multiple pink satin hats and posing with Fendi purses.

The model revealed in the caption that the luxury fashion house will host a “special fashion show” in New York City to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Fendi baguette bag on September 9. 2022.

In the lengthy post, the Canadian supermodel stated that she had experienced several unusual side effects following CoolSculpting.

Evangelista said that the procedure increased, not decreased, the fat cells and left her permanently deformed even after two painful, unsuccessful, corrective surgeries.

In addition to the physical effects, Evangelista claims that the experience “destroyed” her livelihood and sent her “into a cycle of deep depression, profound sadness, and the lowest depths of self-loathing.”

Since the announcement of the new campaign, which appears to be Evangelista’s first venture back into the modelling world since the cosmetic procedure, fans have applauded the model, with many expressing their delight at her return.

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