Real Housewives Of Orange County star, Emily Simpson, showcased her facelift with before and after photos she uploaded onto her main Instagram page earlier Thursday.

The 47-year-old TV personality had explained to her nearly 600K followers that a few years earlier, she had seen herself on television only to come to the realization ‘that I had completely lost my jawline.’

The star, who has been open about her body image struggles on the Bravo series in the past, revealed she got a ‘mini lower face/ neck lift’ and praised her plastic surgeon for the ‘meticulous and top tier’ work.

The star shared two side-by-side snaps as she turned to the side to show the significant difference in her jawline before and post-operation which had taken place ‘two years ago.’

At the beginning of her lengthy caption, Emily expressed that the ‘culprit’ to losing her jawline was possibly, ‘Being middle-aged, gaining 30 pounds and then losing it, menopause …’

‘WHO knows what the exact culprit is,’ she wrote, adding, ‘but a couple years ago I was watching myself on TV, and to my utter surprise I realized that I had completely lost my jawline.’

The reality star then expressed that she chose plastic surgeon, Dr. Siamak Agha, after ‘research’ and ‘three consultations’ to do the ‘mini lower face/ neck lift.’

She then gushed, ‘He did an amazing job because I still look like myself… just like myself before my jawline packed up and left town,’ adding that his work is both ‘meticulous and top tier.’

The mother of three is no stranger to having plastic surgery, and in October 2020, had a breast implant removal along with a tummy tuck, according to Bravo TV.

The following year in April 2021, she had also gotten a ‘fat transfer’ to her breasts because she no longer wanted implants, which had also been done by Dr. Siamak Agha.

‘He also did my breast implant removal, lift and fat transfer for my chest followed up by another surgery recently that I’ll talk more about soon!’

Towards the end of the caption, the Orange County-based attorney sent a motivational message to other women.

‘Also, just a reminder that all women are allowed to choose what they do with their bodies and how they would like to age. From completely natural to surgery … it’s up to each woman,’ she penned, followed by two heart emojis.

The star emphasized to her fans and followers that despite getting plastic surgery, she still follows a fitness routine.

‘I still work out hard and work out consistently, but once you reach a certain age there are just things you cannot change naturally,’ while humorously concluding with, ‘I choose a combo approach.’

A few celebrity pals of Emily jumped to the comment section to show their support for the TV personality. Former soap opera actress and Face Off star, McKenzie Westmore, wrote, ‘You look amazing!’ while adding that Dr. Agha was ‘top notch.’

Jackie Siegel, socialite and The Queen Of Versailles star, typed, ‘You always look beautiful!!’

Another fan had expressed their gratefulness for Emily’s honesty about getting surgery and work done. ‘Love thanks for the honesty.. oh and mentioning the word MENOPAUSE.. love love love you on the show.’

She shares daughter, Annabelle, and twin boys, Luke and Keller, with husband, Shane Simpson, whom she tied the knot with in 2009. She is also stepmother to Shane’s two daughters from a previous marriage.

All three of their own children were born via surrogacy due to the star’s infertility issues. Annabelle was born via surrogate through Emily’s sister. The twins were born via another surrogate.

Along with being candid about plastic surgery, the beauty has also been open about her weight loss journey. Earlier last year in January, Simpson admitted to Us Weekly, ‘I spent, like, two years working out with a personal trainer just to try to get in really good shape and get my weight down.’

The personality, who recently celebrated her 47th birthday last month, also discussed aging. ‘I think you have to just kind of embrace where you are in life, and our bodies change.’

‘I can tell I’ve changed. My metabolism has changed, and it just kind of is what it is. I’m just bigger than I used to be in my 20s and 30s, and that’s OK,’ she positively added.