3 Months After Undergoing Facial Feminization Surgery, "Drag Race" Star Adore Delano Has Posted Her Results

    Adore came out as transgender and announced plans to receive facial feminization surgery last year.

    Chelsea Stewart
    by Chelsea Stewart

    BuzzFeed Staff

    If you watch RuPaul's Drag Race, you're familiar with Adore Delano.

    Adore Delano with glasses poses, wearing a graphic tee layered with a necklace, in front of a neon-lit background
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    She competed in Season 6 and Season 2 of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.

    Last year, Adore came out as transgender and announced plans to receive facial feminization surgery. Also known as FFS, facial feminization surgery is a gender-affirming treatment that makes facial features appear more feminine.

    Well, now, three months after her operation, Adore has returned to Instagram with a video showing off the results.

    "The b*tch is back," Adore captioned her post, noting that while she still has "lots of healing to get through," she's finally "feeling human again."

    She also posted this closeup, showing off her makeup-free face with her hair pulled into a messy pony.

    Plus a few new selfies:

    🔥🔥🔥 Looking amazing, Adore!