Kathy Griffin revealed the jaw-dropping price tag of her third facelift at age 65.
“What I love about my D-List life is, I went to Kris Jenner’s last guy,” she said on the “Good Guys” podcast. “Not the million ponytail … where they pull your whole face up … that’s what Kris got. But I went to her last guy.
“It was not cheap,” she told hosts Josh Peck and Ben Soffer. “You ready? $218,000.”
“Do you know how many d— jokes I have to tell for $218,000? I have to do at least two shows,” Griffin joked.
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A “ponytail facelift” in plastic surgery refers to a cosmetic procedure that mimics how a person would look when the hair is in a ponytail; the minimally invasive surgery creates a lifted and tightened effect on the face.
Earlier in the episode, Griffin claimed there are multiple plastic surgeons in Beverly Hills who are charging as much as $1 million per facelift.
“I’m just such a money person. I can’t bring myself to do it,” she said of the staggering price tag.
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Griffin revealed she had gone under the knife for her third facelift in August.
“It’s my third. I know that’s so vain! I’m so vain for no reason,” she said during an episode of her own podcast, “Talk Your Head Off.” “No one has ever gone to a Kathy Griffin show to see her beautiful, youthful face.”
Griffin revealed some of the popular procedures she’s done, including an “upper eye job.” Her blepharoplasty reportedly featured a “cat eye stitch” to give a lift at the corner.
“There’s a stitch in my chin, which you’re probably not going to see unless you’re under me, but not in that way,” she quipped.
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During her appearance on the “Good Guys” podcast, Griffin spoke about feeling pressure to have cosmetic work done as a female in comedy.
“I actually think when you’re a chick comedian, they just go for your looks,” she said. “I think that’s probably why Joan [Rivers] did so much. Because she was really pretty.
“I’m from a generation where these agents thought nothing back in the day of saying stuff like, ‘Yeah, they loved your audition, but they’re going to go attractive, sorry.’ Or ‘With a nose job, you might have a chance.’ So, I went and got a nose job.”
