Jennifer Fessler Opens Up About Her Cosmetic Procedures: “I Don’t Even Recognize Myself”
The Real Housewives of New Jersey newcomer “got completely redone,” and Andy Cohen has thoughts.
Jennifer Fessler is opening up about her new look.
As The Real Housewives of New Jersey newcomer took her seat for Part 2 of the RHONJ Season 13 reunion, host Andy Cohen was quick to dive into the details about her changed appearance.
“Your transformation into the Housewives universe is complete,” he quipped during the episode, which aired on June 6. “Usually it takes a little longer.”
With a laugh, Jennifer declared, “I got completely redone. I don’t even recognize myself. I look in the mirror, and I have no idea who I am.”
Jennifer Confirms the Cosmetic Procedures She’s Had Done
After Andy asked Jennifer to clarify what work she’s had done, she noted that she’s had a “facelift [and] nose job” in addition to recent “weight loss.” To that, Andy stated, “She’s not messing around.”
In February, Jennifer and her surgeon, Dr. Sam Rizk, shared the details of her procedures, which also included a neck lift. “I cannot believe what this magician has done for my face and for my self-esteem!” Jennifer wrote in an Instagram Story, later adding in a comment, “Obsessed with Dr. Rizk, his team and MY FACE! Thank you doesn’t even cover it!!!”
The RHONJ ’Wives React to Jennifer’s Facelift
In The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 13 After Show video above, the cast members share their thoughts on Jennifer’s transformation.
“Jen Fessler got a very nice tune-up,” Rachel Fuda says, and Jennifer Aydin states, “She looks really good.” Jackie Goldschneider tells Jennifer Fessler, “You look like a walking filter.”
Although Danielle Cabral jokes that Jennifer Fessler is “the only person that got a Season 2 face in [her] Season 1,” Jennifer Aydin comes to her defense, admitting, “Everybody, like, goes for their glow-up, Danielle.”
Watch the video above to see the RHONJ ladies open up about their cosmetic procedures.
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