Katie Price has revealed the results of her latest surgery, which cost an estimated £10,000. Katie, 46, shared a snap of her “healing” face on Instagram after travelling to Istanbul for a facelift.
Posting the photo to her Instagram Story on Wednesday, August 14, the mother-of-five told her fans that her face is “healing nicely.” In the snap, Katie can be seen wearing tape just above her eyebrows while sporting a short black bob and smoky brown eye makeup.
“My natural hair is growing, my eyelashes, my natural face is healing well. @trioclinicisanbul,” she wrote alongside the selfie.
In a previous post, the television personality explained that she had undergone what she called a “facial remodeling” and gave her fans a glimpse of the results just a week after the procedure.
“I have to say, one week after @trioclinicisanbul facial surgery, I am incredibly happy with the results. There is literally no bruising and swelling, almost nothing. Pricey is finally happy,” she wrote.
The update comes after the star was due to appear in court for a bankruptcy hearing on Tuesday, July 30, but she missed the court hearing as she was in Turkey. However, when she landed back in the UK, she was arrested at Heathrow before being released on bail by an out-of-hours judge.
When Katie arrived for court, the judge gave her a stern warning that she must appear at her next court date on August 27th – “no ifs, ands or buts.” Judge Daniel Schaffer stated: “You must attend this date, no ifs, ands or buts, no foreign travel, no vacation.”
The star, who attended the hearing via video link from the Royal Courts of Justice in London, replied: “I just want to get this cleared up” and said she would “clear my diary for that”.
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Katie had previously stated that she was “not running away from the issue” but was “working on a documentary about plastic surgery” when the court hearing was due to take place last month.
On her way back to the UK, she said in an Instagram statement: “I am aware that I am being detained at the airport, which the courts obviously consider necessary.
“Of course, for the sake of my son, who is with me, I hope that they will at least give him some dignity and protection, because it would be extremely disturbing for him to have to witness this. Although I understand the importance and seriousness of the matter, I feel like I am being treated like a criminal.”
