The Biggest Celeb Transformations of 2024: The $400,000 Facelift, Lie Detectors On Blast and How Ozempic is Changing Everything with Dana Omari-Harrell AKA @IGFamousByDana

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24:30it's time to go deep on celebrity before and afters which is definitely your forte so who do you think had the most dramatic transformation of the year in 2024 like you had to do a double take and be like, that's them. Lindsay Lohan. Yeah. She looks amazing. And this is a couple years coming. I think she's been working on things for a couple years and things have settled. She looks incredible. She does. Transformation of the year. I've said this. Maybe a decade, a lifetime. I don't know. What's your analysis on what she got done? So I definitely believe she had a facelift. So neck lift, facelift, brow lift, bleph.

25:09But I posted a picture. She has a scar, that one. I'm not even going to say a legend. She had a bluff and she come for me. She wants to say she didn't a nose job. She's always had a small nose, but it looks like when I was looking at the pictures, it was kind of crooked for a little bit. And I don't know if that was like from past, you know, substance use because her younger pictures, it wasn't crooked. And then it was. And then now it's like straight and then better. Or maybe she had a fall. We don't know. Yeah, deviated septum. Yes, deviated septum that happened like five years ago. Yeah, allegedly.

25:40Allegedly. Yes, yes. And then Better Place Filler. Whoever started doing her filler, amazing. Love it. Facelift? Face and neck lift. Face and neck, right. Okay. Yeah. Wow. And I feel like you really see the change in her face shape. And you've done a very detailed video on this. So it's just more defined. It's a bit more diamond-y. Yes, she lifted everything. The chin gives her that point. And then I was talking to a plastic surgeon who told me not to say her name, but she had her buckle fat was just a little bit lower than some people's. And so a lot of times we'll see that with people who have more chip monkey cheeks where it's a little lower.

26:19So she believes it was, she didn't, didn't do her surgery. She believes it was reduced and lifted. So repositioned. And that also gives it that sculpted look. So she would have had a full bandage face at some point, like the whole shabab. Not really. You would be surprised. Really? Yeah. The bandage that goes all the way around your face is usually for 24 hours. Oh, okay. And then it's just bandage here for your facelift and little ones. Yeah. No, I mean, there are surgeons that they'll say a 24-hour facelift. Like you can be at dinner in three days. Wow. No one's seeing the bandages behind her ear.

26:56Wow. I don't know about that. That's wild. So is there somebody that comes to mind when we think of like who had the least noticeable work done unless you're like super trained eye like you. Is there somebody that comes to mind? Anne Hathaway. She looks amazing. I don't know what she's done, but she's done something. Yeah. That's the sign of the best work, right? I would say probably a facelift, but I don't know what else. She's just stunning and amazing. What stands out to you that makes you like impressed with her result? Is it the shape of the face? Is it her nose? It's that I can't tell when she did it.

27:34There's just a moment where I'm like, oh, she did have more skin laxity and a little bit more fullness here, and now she doesn't. And I can't even pinpoint it on a timeline. That's crazy to me. Okay. Yeah. Wow. The level of observation that you have is truly something. What did you make of the Ariana Grande video? This was with Vanity Fair, of course, where she was hooked up to the lie detector test. I know you did a spoof video on it, so it's safe to say you were not convinced. So I learned a lot about lie detectors that I did not know. I did not know anything but what was in movies. And people were like, she's not even hooked up correctly.

28:08Like, it's over her clothes. She's moving too much. She's not answering yes or no questions. So I learned a lot, first of all. It's safe to say it was probably a prop. Right. It was a prop. Second of all, we have eyes. That is not the same face we saw a few years ago, which is totally fine. She likes how she looks. That's the Ariana Grande look. Like, I can't imagine anyone else looking like that. I found it to be really insulting to our intelligence, first of all. And I understand that she's promoting her movie, her musical. But I feel like they could have made it clickbaity while telling the truth.

28:40Like, imagine if she gave us just like a little breadcrumb. Like, I have had my nose done. Even if it was complete bullshit, it's like, well, I broke my nose when I was five. And so I got my nose job like 10 years ago. Yeah. It was crazy to me. And even when she was like, how did you even do that? I'm like, girl, ask your surgeon how they did it. Yeah. And then for her to throw her brother under the bus. I was like, girl. Poor Frankie. She's like, I don't know what surgery is, but he had it. He had it done, though. Yeah. So with her, is it that she's, I don't think she's had a facelift, right?

29:17That's just, I allegedly with Dr. Cowell, she did the ponytail facelift. facelifts when you're young can be to like change the way your face looks when you're older it's usually to rejuvenate like to put things back to where they were right right okay so in your estimation allegedly she's had what done facelift bluff nose job two fillers I can't off the top of my head I can't remember but definitely chin jaw something here yeah yeah wow so that would have been a facelift in the 20s not even in the inner 30s yeah so i fell hadid allegedly also went to dr cow when like i said when you do it younger yeah it just changes the shape of your face and they have like that ethereal like fox fox yeah i think it's threads it's not threads oh interesting it's surgical it's very easy the incisions are placed here you're never going to see the scar and it's just yeah you're pointing kind of like halfway up your crown the incisions are oh my gosh when people think it's just the top part of your head no it literally pulls like from your mid face so like your cheeks up and out and that's when you get that and so moving on kylie jenner do you think she had a facelift i do okay and what are the telltale signs to you when i mean her face it's literally has that lifted look like everything is going up and out Yeah.

30:40And again, for her, I think it's more of just wanting to reposition her face in a different way than it is naturally. Not that she has her laxity or soft tissue that's starting to fall. So do you think she removed fillers when she did that? Would that be part of the process? Yes. Under the knife. So they can remove everything? The surgeon would remove everything and kind of start anew? Yeah, as much as you can. It doesn't have to be completely 100 % gone, but you obviously don't want to do a facelift when you have like a bunch of filler in your cheeks and the process of a facelift, you're moving the soft tissue, but also the skin you're re-draping.

31:17So if you're re-draping it over something and then you just have to keep refilling that one. Right. I think it's really interesting to talk about this because I think people wouldn't assume that a 27-year-old would go for a facelift. Right. And people maybe that are the same age as her and have been getting fillers all up until now. Well, now she's just had a total reset. She's like, I'm done with that look. And now she can kind of go forward with her new look. But if you're not going to get a facelift when you're 27. So what's the recourse? Well, you might, sure. But what's the recourse if you feel like maybe you overdid it with the fillers and you're her age?

31:54Well, every day with fillers, you can just remove them. It's not like your face is going to suddenly fall. It's really not, especially at that age. it's not like, oh, I took my fillers out. Now my face is like, yeah, like deflated. Yeah. It's not like that at all. But with Kylie, it's not that she doesn't have fillers. And usually when you have a facelift, because that's, you know, again, repositioning your soft tissue back to where it's supposed to be or in a different place if you want it. Yeah. But if you lack volume in a place, you're still going to have to fill that. Right. So we'll do fat transfer or filler.

32:22I prefer fat transfer. If you're already doing surgery, might as well do it then with the facelift. Okay. I think that's what she's done and that's more permanent and it doesn't hold on to water like filler can filler can look puffy sometimes but I love filler so this is not to say don't go out but if you have a whole face full of filler it can look puffy yeah so what what would this cost somebody in this day and age to do that kind of like a ponytail lift with the fat transfers or without? So on average in the U.S., about$25 ,000 to$55 ,000 is going to be for a facelift. Dr. Cal's like ponytail facelift that he does, which all sorts of surgeons can do that, but he's the one who trademarked his name, Dr.

33:04Cal's ponytail. I think right now he's at$200 ,000 or$300 ,000. Yeah. So yeah, these celebrity surgeons, Dr. Giacono is charging$400 ,000. Not a fan of his work. Sorry. Yeah. That's Marc Jacobs, facelift guy. That's right. Yeah. Hey, you know. To each their own. Some people do. No, that looks really good. Yeah. You know, there's a lot more that don't look good. Yeah. So and for four hundred thousand dollars. No, thank you. I'll buy a house. Yeah. And so do you think do you like this ponytail facelift aesthetic? Do you how are people going to age with this? Like what more can you say? I mean, they're going to age just normally.

33:41So if your eyes are like lifted and going more upward, it'll start to come down, but it won't be as low as it was if you hadn't done that. So the aging is just normal. For some people, I think it works, especially. So when I look at Bella Hadid, for example, we both have downturned eyes. Like she's Palestinian, she's Arab, I am too. So we typically have downturned eyes. So hers are now lifted up. They look really good on her. So if you don't like that, then that's a good option for you. But I like my downturned eyes. And I think if I were to change it, I would just look more Asian and I'm not trying to look like a completely different ethnicity.

34:15yeah yeah okay yeah fair enough I feel like that is such a good point though too that you really have to go to the right physician because I think you know eyes especially it's not one size fits all and you it's so much about our identity is in our eye shape and our eye look and what we're comfortable with specifically with me so I had a bluff and it's a very subtle bluff because I had very very hooded eyes and a lot of Arabs have very defined eyelids I'm like the only one in my family that doesn't interesting very defined eyelids but the first surgeon that I went to like 10 years ago when I was wanting just a little bit of the hooding gone he was like he wanted to go really like take all the hooding away and to turn my eyes it's called a canthoplasty and turn my eyes so they're not downward so they cut the end and they lift it out yeah it's part of like a the ponytail lift and or can be part of a ponytail lift and I was like I don't want to change my eye shape like I still want to have like my arab looking eyes and I was I was not comfortable with him and then with dr rose is who i went to for my bluff he was like you know we want to keep some of the hooding like that's gonna see i was like yes and we're not going to turn my eyes he was like no why would we do that i was like thank you yeah yeah so reassuring right i also had bluff in may and i feel like i still have my mom's eye shape which is downturned right yeah exactly it looks good which allegedly ariana grande and bella hadith if you look at their old pictures, their eyes were more downturned.

35:39And now they're not just not downturned, they're all the way up. Yeah, absolutely. It's like, well, now they wake up like that, right? That's the idea. And it's not threads. Yeah. What do you think is in it for them to not just cop to it at this point? I think that we put so much stock in natural beauty and that you're just naturally more attractive or whatever it is than regular people. I think the idea that the, you know, the saying like, you're not ugly, you're just poor. The only difference between me and Bella Hadid is money, access, you know, connections. That's all it is. I'm also high.

36:20I'm 5 '4", but like things like that. And so there are a lot of things that are kind of making things more equal and i feel this way about glp1 agonists the people that were the most angry were the people who've never been overweight a day in their life right right the angriest people and i'm like oh my god are you just mad that people it's not going to take away from you yeah yeah thinner if other people get thinner yeah but they acted like it was like this awful thing that was like happening to them and they're like don't you care about your health and this is you don't know what it's going to do like yeah it's going to make people thinner help their labs it's a steady drug for more than 20 years.

36:55Right. Yeah. It's fine. Yeah. It's so interesting. It's so personal. We honestly could do the whole episode about that topic. I know. Bethany Frankel, you were so mean about it. Yeah. Skinny girl. That's not good for her brand. And it's undeniable that 2024 was the year of Taylor Swift. I mean, Aira's tour is winding down. Sad face. I mean, and I'm a huge Swifty. We got some viral beauty moments from her. Her makeup artist finally revealed what lipstick she wore, which was NARS Morocco. And then she wore those like phase it glitter to cheese game. And I noticed that you made a video not long ago, kind of, and it wasn't shady at all.

37:33It was just like, I think this is how she went from looking like this to looking like this. And I was like, Dana's brave because people are going to come for you. Swifties were probably upset. Maybe they weren't. Tell me what the reaction's been like. They were. So I have cultivated a very awesome community. So I have not been getting as bad of comments as I would have maybe a couple years ago. At this point, I think people know what my page is and there'll just be a couple people who say something. But then it'll make it to Reddit or Twitter. And then I'm dragged. Like suddenly, I don't know real aging.

38:07And that's just what happens. And I'm like, we're literally the same age. I'm on October 89, November 89. That's not what happens with aging. I promise you. Get a smaller nose and fuller lips. Like her eyebrow area is completely different. And it looks great. Yeah. I think at one point she got her teeth done recently again as well. I don't know if you noticed that, but. I didn't look at her teeth. Yeah. And you also said boob job. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. She had one already. I can't remember off the top of my head exactly when, but she had really small breast implants. and when she was really, really, really thin, she has said that she was battling an ADHD disorder.

38:50You could see the implant sitting on her chest. Yeah, she wasn't well for a while, I don't think. Right, and then she gained weight and looked very healthy and fuller, but her breasts were still smaller and I think she just went up a size. The way that people were on Twitter, like her ex, formerly known as Twitter, everyone was like, she just gained weight. And I was like, because you can see where she gained weight. She was actually, she's actually, I think, lost some weight since she'd gained some weight. And this is a completely new breast augmentation. And also a surgeon that I know is really good friends with the surgeon who did her breast augmentation.

39:24You heard it here. This is the true insider in front of us right now. Who's the celeb that you've gotten the most blowback about commenting on, maybe from them, their lawyers, whatever? Callie Uchis. So she's a Grammy singer, Grammy award-winning singer. Oh yeah, she bullied me, honestly. I don't know, bullied very easily. She was in my DM saying all sorts of things, very unkind things. And then she had her followers come after me. She was making stories like she said, at the time I was 32, I'm about to be 35. She was like, this woman that's about to push 40, like worried about me, like whisper talking into her stories.

40:07And I was like, I'm not pushing 40 and 32 and you're 29. We would have been in high school together. You would have been a senior. You would have been a sophomore. Like, come on. And she had her entertainment lawyer send me a cease and desist. And I was like, no, like, actually, I would love for us to go to court because then we could subpoena your medical records. And then I can be like, I got it. I got all the tea. But yeah, she was really mean to me on multiple occasions. hey did you take it down the post no no yeah I didn't say anything I literally I was a huge fan I'm no longer a fan my husband and I have a joke like he because he loves her music and I'm like you are a traitor playing music right now but I really do love her music but I started out the post like I love your music I saw you in Houston in 2017 like blah blah and your work is amazing And she was like, what work?

40:58Girl, and it's not, it's not subtle work. It is extremely, it's that South American. I mean, she went to Cali, Columbia to get it done. Yeah, not Medellin. Yeah, I think Cali, Columbia. Right, right, right. Oh, interesting. I like how you were able to pinpoint that. What about, do you get cease and desist a lot? Or like, are you fact checking yourself to such a degree that you can stand by everything you're posting? Yes. So a couple of things. a cease and desist usually I mean you have to do that before you can proceed with like legal stuff but also sometimes it's just like maybe she'll get scared and take it down right and that's usually how I take it because I never say anything like damaging I mean I really don't like I like I said I try to keep it positive or neutral right and really when it comes down to defamation they have to prove that one it's not true two I know it's not true and I said it anyway and three it damaged them in some way, whether it's like destroyed a relationship, they lost money, something happened.

41:56And like that, that's, that puts a lot of onus on them. That is kind of even unfair because like, how are they going to prove that it damaged them? But my thing is like, okay, with Callie, I was like, okay, let's go prove that it's not true. Like I would love to see those medical records, but yeah. And you have to knowingly know it's untrue. Right. Yeah. So you've never really been hit with. Yeah, no. Yeah. Yeah. I've never like just lied and said they had something done that I didn't believe that they had done. Yeah. Yeah.

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44:25we've talked a lot about women in hollywood what about men who's had the biggest transformation this year i know last year i believe it was brad pitt is there anyone this year who's caught your eye honestly i haven't been looking at the guys that much brad pitt i think was that not this year was it i think it could have been i'm not really sure early this maybe it was early this year He showed up to like the F1, like formula racing. Yeah. And he just looks. 10 years younger. Yes. Facelift. Amazing facelift. I posted about it. Men are harder because they typically have more subtle surgeries. Even when they get Botox, like working in med spas, they would say, I want to keep these lines.

45:02I just want them to be like less severe. And then also there's like a misogynistic aspects. Like they just don't believe that men have to get anything done to look good and that men just age better. and when we think about men aging better it's not that they don't wrinkle and sag and go gray we just for some reason say that they look more attractive with wrinkles and with women we don't yeah we don't give us that space so I can show obvious work on men and people are like no he just worked out he worked out for his jawline when he's always been thin yeah I was I think in the video I was like Brad Pitt was like born with a six-pack this is not like a workout like weight gain weight loss situations.

45:43Right. Yeah. I mean, I think you're so right. There is such a big conversation to be had about like misogyny that's just baked in or like patriarchy because there's no daddy do over. There's a mommy makeover. Right. Like, you know, dad bods are hot, right? Yeah. Mom bods need to go to the surgeon. Exactly. So it does. I always like to, I do think about that a lot because, you know, it's just, we're just held to a different standard for sure. Right. Yeah. And then like men, like a lot of their stuff ends up being with like their hair loss. Men in Hollywood, they start doing it before you even know that they're losing hair.

46:17Like as soon as they start to see it and they're doing their transplant. So we don't see a lot of stuff like that with women. Like usually it's like, oh, her nose is completely different. Right, right, yeah. Right. I feel like there is some like jaw work going on, that masculinization type of idea. It makes a big difference. It does. And I imagine it can change how they're cast. the types of things that they're cast for, right? There are surgeons here in LA that literally call it like the male model package or the male actor package. And it's like, jawline, make sure your hair is fine. Peck implants.

46:51Wow. Peck implants are huge. Like when I was talking about it, people were like, that sounds crazy. There's no way that men are out here doing it. And I'm like, yes, think about all the men in your life, all the places you've gone and seen men shortlist. And then think about the men in Hollywood. And I know everyone has friends that have six packs and are always in the gym. think about some of their pecs and then Hollywood pecs. Like even if they have like really like meaty, beefy chests, like one is bigger than the other. They're not perfectly square. The shape is like whatever. But then in Hollywood, they have the perfect Kindle.

47:23Yeah. Is there any, are there any big transformations that we may have missed? I'm sure our listeners are loving the tea as well. So is there anything that we're missing from 2024 that is worthy of us looking back on? Demi Moore. So I've heard from just in that industry that she had a facelift revision. So she had one last year or something. And if you remember, she like walked in a show and everyone was saying very horrible things. I think that was a couple of years ago. Yeah. Yeah. Whoever did her this year or whenever she had this transformation, I'm not exactly sure, but she revealed it this year.

48:02Amazing. And I saw the movie The Substance. Oh, you did? I loved it. I loved it. but she looks absolutely incredible. Yeah, yeah. I mean, up until that moment where she got dragged a few years ago, which I thought was a filler incident overboard, but she's just, she has had such good work. And I know that you, sometimes you can name drop, sometimes you can't. Do we know who she gets her work done from? I'm not sure. I believe I heard Dr. Gary is who fixed it, but I'm not positive. Don't quote. I mean, yeah. You're technically literally quoting me, but you're quoting yourself, darling. I'm not sure.

48:37Okay. But Dr. Gary in New York is really great too. Yeah. Is that a last name or first name? Dr. Gary. Okay, cool. And I want to ask you about Jennifer Aniston because I feel like that's one that people would say to you, she said nothing done. Yes. Right? I'm sure you can hear that all the time. Let's talk about it. Actually, I have a story about a patient and that's actually what kind of sparked me to start my page, which is funny. A lot of the clientele that we had at the med school that I was working at at the time were a little bit older like they skewed white older wealthy and this woman she did not take care of her skin in her like younger days she but she she kind of looks like jennifer aniston and she's like this is the look that i want and we're like okay you need lasers first of all to get your skin to that texture and then botox whatever so we were getting her ready to start her laser stuff and she comes in and she was like hey thank you for everything you know all the planning that you did for me.

49:31But she was reading a magazine and Jennifer Aniston had said something like she does yogurt and honey on her face and like the enzymes like break stuff down. I don't know. And she's like, so I'm going to try that for a while before I do the lasers. I was like, girl, lasers, honey and yogurt. She came back like a month later and started her lasers and was really happy yeah yeah yeah I feel like she she's someone who must have this is me my own opinion have done very consistent tweaks all the way along because you don't really see that before and after and that's why people don't believe it right because it's so good and it's been just over decades exactly you know exactly looking great low and slow baby yeah she looks amazing Yeah.

50:18I believe that she's had a facelift. I think she might have even gone to Dr. Giacono, even though I don't like him. Yeah. Interesting. But no, she is the lasers, like taking care of that and sunscreen. I mean, she was advertising sunscreen before it was cool to advertise sunscreen. It was like the Vino brand. Do you remember that? Oh, yeah, definitely. Definitely. Who's the most famous celebrity who's ever slid into your DMs and asked you for a cosmetic surgeon referral? Is there anybody? Yes. Chrissy Teigen and Christine Quinn would be probably the two biggest to ask for referrals. And did you say my fee is?

50:53No, actually don't charge. I can talk about Christine's because she's open about hers. Yeah. She ended up going to Dr. Catherine Chang for a blepharoplasty. Bleph. And then she said that that's also where, oh my gosh, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, her two daughters are models. Oh, Lisa Rinna? Lisa Rinna. She said Lisa Rinna and her kids. went to Dr. Chang. Allegedly. Allegedly. Yes. Well, it's not alleged. Yes. Because I'm telling you that someone told me. Yeah, true, true. So I love I love Christine. I love Dr. Chang's natural approach. I think it's great. Is there anyone who you see regularly picked apart in Hollywood for having work done, but you actually don't believe they've had work done?

51:39Because some I think our whole concept of how people age is getting skewed of what it visually looks like. And sometimes the way certain people might age, it might look like they've had work done and they haven't. Honestly, I don't know because I don't think people get picked apart being told that they do have work done. But I do think that we'll say that we want people to be natural. Like, why can't they just be natural? And when I say we, I mean just a small fragment of very loud people on the Internet. it but then when you'll see like like sarah jessica parker and like that she doesn't do botox in her forehead and was graying and the way people were just disgusted with it right meanwhile men yeah they're like oh it's fine but sarah jessica parker you can't win we always say and i'm again i mean we as a as a culture we always say what we don't want but actually we want right that thing we want you to age like you've had work done without having the work done exactly That's possible, obviously.

52:36That's exactly what we want. Wow. And so now looking ahead to 2025, what transformations or like what types of surgery do you anticipate will be big in 2025? I think we're still seeing a ton of explants and fat transfer. That is every surgeon that I work with. They're like, one of my surgeons that I work with, he loves, he just loves implants better. He's just like, they just hold up better. Like, you know, fat transfer, your body might absorb some. and they have to come back, whatever. He's like, is there just a stigma against implants now? He's like, don't worry, Dr. Rose, you're going to be retired soon.

53:11You don't have to worry about this anymore. But every single surgeon that does like implants, they're like, everyone's getting explanted or going to tiny implants or that transfer. And I don't think we've hit the hump yet. I think it's moving in that direction still. So everybody go and follow Dana for her very, very thorough videos. Like I get the popcorn out when I'm watching one of your videos because I know you've done your homework. Thank you. And the pictures and all the documentation is there, everyone. So definitely go and check that out. Thank you so much for joining us. Thank you. Thanks for listening.

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