Model's attempt to copy Kris Jenner's youthful look goes wrong as she ends up with painful bumps on neck

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Model Rebecca Judd has shocked fans with a revealing Instagram post showing her neck covered in swollen bumps following a cosmetic procedure inspired by Kris Jenner’s youthful transformation.

The image, which displays three pronounced rows of swelling along her neck, comes amid growing online buzz around Jenner’s refreshed appearance, credited to aesthetic work performed by a New York-based plastic surgeon.

Model Rebecca Judd reveals results of a non-surgical procedure to replicate Kris Jenner’s neck

Rebecca Judd is giving followers a candid glimpse into the realities of cosmetic treatments.

The 42-year-old model took to her Instagram Stories to reveal that she recently underwent a non-surgical procedure in hopes of replicating Kris Jenner’s famously youthful neck. The treatment, however, left her with visible side effects, most notably, clusters of red, swollen bumps across her skin.

Judd shared a close-up image of the results, captioning it with a playful note to her clinical specialist, Claire McGuinness: “Give me Kris Jenner’s neck without surgery 😝.”

In the photo, three horizontal rows of swelling are clearly visible across her neck. While some areas—particularly near the top, seemed to be healing, much of the lower neck still showed signs of irritation and raised skin.

Claire McGuinness, a clinical specialist in skin rejuvenation, offers a wide range of aesthetic treatments aimed at enhancing facial appearance.

According to her official website, her services include microneedling, LED light therapies, and various injectable procedures. Among the specific options listed are the Exion Face treatment, Rejuran therapy, and LED Light Therapy, all designed to promote smoother, younger-looking skin.

Despite the recent buzz surrounding Judd’s reaction to a cosmetic treatment intended to mimic Jenner’s youthful neck, McGuinness has not publicly addressed the incident or commented on Judd’s results, as per People.

Model's swollen neck bumps after trying to copy Kris Jenner’s look spark online debate

As model Rebecca Judd’s Instagram story went viral, social media users quickly flooded the internet with reactions and comments. 

One shocked user wrote, "Sooo guessing it was NOT the same Dr." A user explained, "Of course there are going to be bumps when you inject a solution into the skin for a little while until it absorbs into the dermis. Smh." 

An enraged user asked, "Whatever happened to just aging gracefully?" 

A person exclaimed in shock, "Oh no I lost more then half my hair getting micro needling. I will never get anything done to my face again. No thank you." A commenter speculated, "It looks like Botox injections and they are only Present for a short period after treatment." 

One Facebook user questioned, "Why was she trying to copy the look of an older woman?"

"Just why🤷🏽‍♀️? Her neck looked fine prior to the treatment," asked another. One person mocked, "She looks like she swallowed a pearl necklace..." A speaker warned, "Good Grief! Don’t try to look like her be yourself."

Kris Jenner went through a series of aesthetic enhancements: report

Kris Jenner recently made headlines for her noticeably refreshed appearance, which became a hot topic online throughout May. The reality star reportedly underwent a series of aesthetic enhancements with renowned New York City plastic surgeon Dr Steven Levine, known for procedures that deliver natural-looking facelift results.

Several members of the Kardashian family, including Kim and Khloe Kardashian, have also publicly acknowledged trying similar cosmetic treatments, which aim to revitalize and firm the skin. One component of these advanced procedures involves the use of fish-derived reproductive cells, which are believed to significantly improve skin hydration, texture, plumpness, and reduce wrinkles.

According to New York City-based dermatologist Dr Joshua Zeichner, the secret lies in the high DNA content of these cells. Speaking to PopSugar, he explained, “DNA is composed of amino acids, which have long been used in skin care for their hydrating and cell-renewing benefits.”

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