Trump Jr.'s Wedding Spa Reveals Procedure Used to 'Define His Jawline'
The Florida Spa, Pure Skin Palm Beach, confirmed the procedure in an Instagram post after the president's son's wedding.
Donald Trump Jr. received a procedure to enhance his jawline prior to his wedding to Bettina Anderson at a spa in the Bahamas, according to the couple's wedding spa. Pure Skin Palm Beach, the Florida-based spa, shared the news on Instagram, stating they enjoyed working with Trump Jr. to help him prepare for his wedding day using customized Ultherapy treatments.
The post was made on June 26, just over a month before the couple exchanged vows in May. However, the procedure has garnered attention recently due to a ProPublica report published on Monday. The report alleges that Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin, funded a significant portion of the wedding expenses.
Trump Jr.'s representative and the spa have not yet commented on the allegations. Anderson addressed the report on Instagram, stating that Kremlev hosted two "incredible nights of celebrations" after the wedding and calling the allegations "fake news." Ultherapy is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that employs focused ultrasound energy to promote collagen production beneath the skin.
The procedure aims to lift the brow, tighten skin on the neck and under the chin, and reduce lines and wrinkles on the décolleté. Celebrities such as Salma Hayek have publicly shared their experiences with Ultherapy. The procedure is typically recommended for individuals in their 30s with mild to moderate skin laxity, particularly those looking to improve skin laxity and create the appearance of a sharper, more defined jawline.
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