15 Celebrities Who Don’t Mind Facelifts And Botox And Allowed Themselves To Be Themselves

For stars, especially actresses and singers, a striking appearance is a tool that often determines their career success. Therefore, it is not surprising that many celebrities go to great lengths to maintain a good appearance, turning to beauticians and even plastic surgeons. However, many celebrities are opposed to such aesthetic procedures.

We, from incredible.clubwe decided to find out which of our favorite stars decided not to “go under the knife” and age naturally.

The model admitted that she never used any aggressive method to preserve the youth of her face and says she fears botox more than wrinkles. She commented that she would never have a cosmetic operation as she fears the long-term consequences. Claudia also believes that aging is part of life and that everyone should accept that their appearance will change over time.

The popular actress is against botox and plastic surgery. She claims that she feels for women who change their faces so much that they don’t even give themselves a chance to see what they will look like when they get older. Julia wants her children to be able to follow all the emotions on her face.

J.Lo denies having resorted to botox injections or plastic surgery. Once, fans noticed that her forehead was immobile, which would mean she was getting botox injections. But the singer said it was just her face, that she had never done anything like that and doesn’t see the point in it, because she feels beautiful “in her own skin”.

In one of the interviews, Amanda admitted that she had never injected botox and fillers, and that she had never applied any aggressive methods to her face and had no plans to start.

The actress is against plastic surgeries, because they don’t always work. Very noticeable surgical changes for an actor, according to Meryl, are like a veil over her face.

When everyone was discussing the X-Files protagonist’s “youthful skin”, Gillian claimed she didn’t care about the rumors about her. The actress knows that she hasn’t done anything to her face and added that spreading rumors is a nasty thing to do.

The model used to not be against plastic surgery and even considered visiting a surgeon. But her travels around the world have changed her point of view.

The actress and singer has already been accused of having rhinoplasty. Mandy was very surprised, because her nose, in her own words, is far from perfect, and if she did something like that, she would certainly bring it to perfection. In addition, the actress said that people can believe anything if they want to, and that’s normal.

Emma thinks plastic surgery and botox are nonsense. She considers that cultivating in young people the idea that plastic surgery is normal is a bad idea.

Ashley was also accused of having plastic surgery. In response, the actress released a letter emphasizing that this was not true, and that her face looked a little puffy because she was sick.

The actress admitted that she plans to age naturally and has no intention of “going under the knife”. Kate doesn’t like the look of Hollywood women who have changed their faces, and says she prefers to look like her mother.

Liv said she would never resort to cosmetic surgery. She really doesn’t like how much people change after such procedures.

Frances is against plastic surgery. She believes that if you “go under the knife” or even get botox injections, you will feel like you are constantly wearing a mask.

Once, a long time ago, the actress underwent rhinoplasty to correct a deviated nasal septum. But that was the end of her interventions in the work of nature. She is not opposed to plastic surgery and does not condemn those who perform it, but prefers facial massages, phototherapy and good skin creams.

The legendary French actress is known for her beauty, which was not interfered with by surgeons. Brigitte believes that her money can serve a better purpose than paying for plastic surgery.

What do you think of plastic surgeries and “beauty injections”? Do you believe that they are necessary or that perhaps it is worth using some other less invasive means to preserve youth?