The discussion about before the singer changed that made us check out what's going on with the facelift overseas • On the list: Demi Moore, Mickey Rourke, Courtney Cox and more
Margol's appearance at the 73rd Independence Day celebrations sparked a storm on the net and she starred in almost every possible discussion, having only one thing preoccupied viewers and surfers: the appearance of her face is completely different from that known to the public.
Spy is of course not the first or last celebrity to win such an extensive media and public excavation following cosmetic improvements she has made.
Here are some notable stars who have received coverage over the years after becoming addicted to the surgeon's knife and Botox injections.
Renee Zellweger
Renee Zellweger, 51, is an esteemed actress who maintains a large pile of figurines on the shelves at home, including of course Oscar-winning ones, but if you run her name in the search engines it is very likely that among the first five results you will find the phrases "Botox", "Botox disasters" "," Exaggerated celebs "with the Botox or" what the hell did Renee Zellweger do (again) to her face ".
Perhaps because of her successful career, and the fact that she comes with an attractive appearance already in the basic genetic package, Zellweger has undergone over the years, it is estimated, dozens of more and less invasive comic treatments, which included, in addition to significant amounts of Botox and other puffs, probably some cosmetic surgeries and renovations.
The show that sparked the most memorable gossip storm in recent years, was in 2014 at Al magazine's red carpet event, then appeared with what the gossip columns pinned to it titled "Rena's New Face", when it featured a completely different look that was tense and full of fillers.
"Not that it's someone's business," she wrote in an angry opinion column for the 2016 Huffington Post, "but I did not make a decision to make changes in my eyes or analyze my face."
She later added in an interview with the New York Times that the media lynching she experienced actually forged her: "It's not my character, but it forced me to stand up for mine and it's time for me to do it."
Demi Moore
Like Renee Zellweger, Demi Moore (58) has often found herself smeared on tabloid covers over the years and starred in articles about stars who exaggerated with surgeries and renovations, making the Botox syringe their best friend.
At the last Paris Fashion Week, Moore managed to create a storm as she walked the runway at Fendi's show showing off a shapely cut like a young model's, but at the same time a face that screamed fillers and Botox with overly puffy cheeks, sparking a heated debate over the number of surgeries she underwent.
Moore, who did not miss the storm, denied having undergone injections or surgery.
You can decide.
Demi Moore had a botox intent question.
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- Pensador DeRoca (@pensadorderoca) January 29, 2021
Demi Moore, at Fashion Week
Meg Ryan
From a sweet and playful national mami in the '90s who starred in blockbusters such as "Harry Met Sally" and "Insomnia in Seattle," 59-year-old Meg Ryan has become over the years mostly a kind of regular joke of gossip writers, celebrating whenever it seemed like She spent too many hours on the chair in her plastic surgeon's clinic.
Ryan is undoubtedly one of the leading stars in the parade of Botox scandals and plastic surgery in Hollywood, and stars in almost every article that discusses the industry's impossible beauty ideal, and how much the stars who want to pursue successful careers feel the need to undergo almost endless renovations to fight natural aging.
According to the hypotheses, she underwent, among other things, renovations in her nose, cheeks, forehead and lips, and of course countless injections of Botox and similar substances.
Courteney Cox
Courtney Cox, 56, who will forever be remembered as Monica Geller from "Friends," is if you will the almost only righteousness in the Sodom and Gomorrah realm of Hollywood Botox.
Unlike many of her colleagues (women and men alike), Cox admitted that over the years she had undergone quite a few cosmetic procedures on her face, until the moment she stopped to look in the mirror and realized that she had probably exaggerated.
Then, she said in interviews, she made the decision to stop injecting / stretching / renovating her face and let nature do its thing.
In an interview with New Beauty magazine in 2017, she shared the decision to take out the fillers and stop using them in the future: "I let them disappear, and I feel much better now because I look like myself. I wanted to look younger and exaggerated with the injections," she admitted. "At one point I said to myself, 'Sailing, you have no more facial expressions. It's not easy to grow old in Hollywood, but I learned the lesson. Today I look like I used to, or at least I hope so."
Here, too, you can decide.
Nicole Kidman
Some say that the fact that Nicole Kidman (53) starred in the series "Big Little Lies" is a bit ironic, given that she only admitted once in the 1990s and even then half-force underwent Botox facial treatment, and has since believed the public is innocent enough to buy the bluff she is trying to sell on leather A radiant and wrinkle-free face (or expression) that comes only from proper nutrition and a healthy lifestyle.
When she turned fifty, Kidman said in an interview: "I'm happy to say I'm 50. This is not something I'm trying to hide."
This confession was of course received with ridicule by the public and the gossip sections, as Kidman continues to show a tense, puffy and refurbished face in her on-screen appearances and red carpets, with the most recent treatments including fillers and Botox, nose surgery, life and lip fillers and more.
Donatella Versace
Famous fashion designer Donatella Versace may know how to bring out delicate and luxurious couture creations, but when it comes to her face, Shorsace seems to prefer to stick to the mantra "more is really nothing less".
Aside from a regular subscription to the tanning bed that gives her skin a scorched orange hue, experts estimate that the 65-year-old Versace is addicted to the Botox syringe and fillers and takes care to use them frequently.
In addition, it is estimated that she underwent laser treatments, eyelid lifts, eyelid treatments, facelifts and more.
It is a pity that the result is not a worthwhile reward for all these financial expenses.
GUYS anyone else noticed that Grace looks exactly like a young Donatella Versace?
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- TUTS (@tutkubarbaros) July 2, 2018
Donatella in her youth
Mickey Rourke
The place of men in the Hollywood industry was not absent from the "inflated and injected" lists either, and the 68-year-old Rourke, who was initially considered a heartbreaker (mostly remembered for his role in "Nine and a Half Weeks of Intoxication"), became a celeb addict over the years.
Rourke, who in the past was also a wrestler and suffered quite a few blows that caused him bruises on his face, has undergone, according to speculation, dozens of procedures that included Botox injections, eye and eyelid surgeries, facelifts and hair transplants.
He has often claimed in interviews that after his face was completely contorted from the blows he suffered as a boxer he made a mistake in choosing the plastic surgeon who chose him to renovate his face, and we can certainly agree with him.
Melanie Griffith
The 63-year-old actress (daughter of former actress Tipi Encore and mother of Dakota Johnson, star of "Fifty Shades of Gray"), never denied being a party girl in her youth who was addicted to drugs and alcohol, and said no to a variety of plastic surgeries and injections. Of different types.
After several decades of renovations, Griffith decided to do some sort of general cleaning and took a step back in treatments.
At the age of 58, in a move that was considered brave and created a conversation on the net, she uploaded an unfiltered photo to Instagram and wrote: "Here I am, without filters and I am 58. Go ahead, you are welcome to say evil things."
Surprisingly, she actually won a majority of supportive and reinforcing responses.
Without filters, but with fillers?
In interviews in recent years she added: "People kept saying about me, 'God, what has she done to herself?'
"I was so hurt by this that I went to the doctor who melted all the rubbish that the other doctor put inside me. It was awful. I hope I look more normal today."
Can you decide?
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Griffith, "No filters"
