Olivia Attwood gives 3-word verdict on Kris Jenner's facelift

Daily Mirror

12-06-2025

Love Island star Olivia Attwood is once again looking at the pros and cons of plastic surgery, and how social media is redefining beauty, in the new series of The Price of Perfection
Kris Jenner has made waves for her ageless appearance - but Olivia Attwood has recently let slip how she really feels about her transformation.
Love Island star Olivia Attwood is hosting a new series of The Price of Perfection, and has given her verdict on Kris Jenner 's alleged facelift, saying 'it's quite dystopian.'
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The presenter notes that plastic surgery has changed a lot in recent years, adding that 'work is becoming so sophisticated now, so undetectable, there's so many things happening on the surgery table with things like face lifts, fat grafting, stem cells, polynucleotides, things that are literally turning back the clock.'
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'She looks fantastic, and I think there's no limit to what we'll see in the next 10 years in terms of the scientific development of anti-aging procedures.'
In her previous series, which questioned how social media is redefining beauty, Olivia, 34, met men willing to undergo treatments in pursuit of the 'perfect penis'.
This time around, she is once again investigating cosmetic surgery but also focusing on other beauty treatments including weight loss injections, which she discussed with Kate Moss 's younger sister Lottie Moss. 'It's something we all hear about so much, but I had very little understanding of how it actually works,' Olivia says.
Lottie, 27, was hospitalised after taking Ozempic – which is prescribed for type 2 diabetes and not meant for weight loss – which she got from a friend.
'It had a lot of press, but I wanted to understand more – why someone so petite would take Ozempic,' Olivia says. 'It's not an easy conversation to have when Lottie knows she's probably going to receive a fair amount of backlash, but she was really honest. It's important to have those conversations.'
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Olivia, who had her breast augmentation 'revised' and admits her lips were 'once too big', is well aware of the potential risks of surgery, and advocates for more awareness. 'Research the surgeons,' she urges. 'You have to be scrupulous because some surgeons delete bad reviews and post fake good ones.'
The new series features a cosmetic procedure in Turkey, which has become a popular destination for surgery, and the presenter feared the worst when her team were told they would not be allowed to film the procedure after all. 'I was thinking, 'This is a massive red flag. Why have they suddenly changed their minds?'' she says.
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However, Olivia is aware that, having had plastic surgery herself, not everyone will heed her warnings about the dangers of unresearched surgery.
'I'm not going to give a lecture or be holier than now, especially as someone that's had cosmetic procedures, I'm never going to stand on a pedestal and go, don't do this, don't do that,' she says.
'I'm more just like, here, let me give you the information, a cross section of the industry, and then people can make decisions for themselves.'