Khloé Kardashian recently took a refreshingly honest step by publicly sharing details about her cosmetic procedures, offering a rare moment of transparency in the celebrity world. From clearing up long-standing rumors to listing the treatments she’s actually had, her openness is drawing attention—and praise.
In response to speculation from aesthetic doctor Jonny Betteridge, Khloé confirmed that she has only undergone one surgical procedure: a rhinoplasty performed by Dr. Raj Kanodia in April 2019. As reported by the Los Angeles Times, she denied having had any brow lifts, eyelid surgery, chin implants, face or neck lifts, or other major cosmetic surgeries.
Instead, Khloé was candid about several non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments, including:
In 2022, Khloé underwent surgery to remove a tumor from her cheek, followed by restorative Botox and Sculptra injections. She emphasized that this was strictly a medical treatment, not a cosmetic enhancement.
Additionally, she addressed her 80-pound weight loss, attributing it to a long-term commitment to fitness and healthy eating with the support of a coach—not plastic surgery.
Khloé shared that in 2025, she prefers to explore non-surgical options first and sees them as effective alternatives to going under the knife. That said, she’s not opposed to surgery in the future—as long as it’s done thoughtfully and under the care of trusted medical professionals.
“This is teaching self hate from the start”: Khloé Kardashian openly reveals full list of cosmetic procedures she’s had done so far: pic.twitter.com/JOVl5OB5iH
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Khloé’s decision to speak openly about her cosmetic history reflects a growing shift in how celebrities talk about beauty. Her transparency challenges the old culture of secrecy around aesthetic work and encourages a more realistic, health-centered approach to self-image.
By owning her choices and busting false rumors, she’s inviting others—especially young women—to make informed, balanced decisions about their own bodies, whether that involves subtle treatments, surgical procedures, or simply taking better care of themselves.