Tuesday, February 17

Brooks Nader isn’t one to shy away from the spotlight—even when it comes to her cosmetic work. The model, reality TV star, and Glamour Women of the Year red-carpet host is the latest celeb to detail all of the procedures she’s undergone.

In a recent Bustle profile, Nader opened up about her path to becoming an overnight household name (from her breakout Sports Illustrated cover in 2023 to the 2025 premiere of Love Thy Nader on Hulu) and the work it takes to maintain that status. As a public-facing personality, she shared that she considers her cosmetic maintenance part of the job, even when it sparks criticism.

Nader hosting the red carpet at Glamours 2025 Women of the Year Awards.

Nader hosting the red carpet at Glamour’s 2025 Women of the Year Awards.

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Nader told Bustle that she’s gotten a rhinoplasty (“People say I look like Michael Jackson,” she said, unbothered), as well as a full set of veneers. The latter were crafted by Michael Apa, DDS, in exchange for a collab post from Nader, Bustle reported: Normally a fresh smile from the NYC-based cosmetic dentist could cost up to $50,000.

In the same interview, Nader also discussed receiving regular injectables, including salmon-sperm facials and the “Nefertiti” faux neck lift using Botox. Ever wonder when someone who appears publicly as often as Nader has time to squeeze in and recover from all that work? “Every Christmas, you can catch me looking like Freddy Krueger,” she told Bustle.

Brooks Nader’s openness aligns with a larger celebrity trend of transparency about cosmetic work. Over the summer Kylie Jenner dropped the exact details of her boob job (including implant size and the surgeon she worked with) in the TikTok comments section. A bunch of other celebrities have also gotten specific about the procedures they’ve done for the sake of beauty: Just this week Jennifer Lawrence and Simone Biles spoke in detail about their work.

Grace McCarty is the associate beauty editor at Glamour.


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