People have been left in disbelief after a TikToker shared her insane before-and-after facelift results.
The 50-year-old documented her experience going under the knife earlier this month, sharing on social media that she was undergoing extensive work including a facelift, forehead lift, eyelid lift, lip lift, neck lift, and a small implant in her chin in order to ‘look more refreshed and feel more refreshed’.
Michelle Wood had the treatment done in a clinic in Guadalajara, Mexico, sharing with her followers on TikTok: “I just want to look I slept for 30 years. I’ve lost 130 pounds twice in my life and I think it’s just done a number on my skin, particular my neck.”
In the initial clip before her surgery, Wood explained how she wanted to bring her followers along with her on her journey to let them ‘see the good, the bad and the ugly’ of cosmetic work.
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Since then, Wood’s video has gone viral with people left shocked to see the transformation after the procedure.
Many have noted that Wood looks like a completely different person, with one user writing in the TikTok comment section: “This is the wildest transformation I’ve everrrr seen.”
Another said: “You look like a completely new person! I’m amazed at your before and after.”
And a third person added: “You look like a young Amanda Bynes.”
In an update video taken around two weeks after her op, Wood said: “I still don’t recognize myself. I think a part of that has to do with how I’ve never looked like this. Even when I was in my 20s, I didn’t look like this because I was always very, very obese.”
Wood added: “I don’t look like what I did when I was younger, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.”
In another clip, she said: “I’ve always had really hooded eyes and I can actually see an eyelid at this point. I have one, who knew? I have a lip at this point as well.”
The mother-of-two revealed that the work had set her back by 270,000 pesos, which equates to around $14,227.
Wood spent an additional $1,000 to stay in a recovery center after her surgery for 10 days in the US, which included round-the-clock care, food and transport to her appointments.
In a video, she continued: “$15,000 is about what I think I spent in total, very, very reasonable.”