Cousins Ireland, 26, and Alaia Baldwin, 29, shocked their Instagram followers with a series of graphic photos following surgery.
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The duo both underwent non-surgical facelift FaceTite, which gives the lifted appearance of a facelift, without the scars or downtime. The photos show Hailey Bieber's sister Alaia and her cousin, Ireland, with post-surgery bandages on, captioned: "Cousins who FaceTite together, stay together."
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A fan commented on Ireland's photo asking what she'd had done, to which she replied: "Demolished my chin fat."
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Another expressed concern that she looked in pain with Ireland responding: "Hardly any just kinda high."
Other followers felt the cousins were too young for a facelift, writing: "You were perfect. Why change?" while another said: "You know what? You didn't have to get your face done. You didn't have to get your chin done. You were gorgeous."
© Photo: InstagramIreland and Hailey wore bandages after their FaceTite procedure
Ireland has been open about being unhappy with her chin. In a recent post she wrote: "I am insecure as f*** about my chin. Always have been. As a matter of fact, I am getting that fixed soon."
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Fans and friends praised her honesty, with one commenting: "We love a transparent shameless queen," and another wrote: "Living for the transparency."
© Photo: InstagramFans told Ireland she didn't need the surgery
While Hailey Bieber's family members are open to surgery, the model has been vocal that it's not for her. In 2020 she wrote: "I've never touched my face," and even threatened to take legal action against a plastic surgeon over a TikTok video that suggested she'd had cosmetic surgery.
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