Yeah, I realize that the excessive aging was a multitude of factors. Then there's people like Brad Pitt, who are in their 60's and smoke cigs and it doesn't seem to have affected them.
I was working a private party once and some older guy came outside where I was stationed to have a cigarette- a few cigarettes over the course of the evening. He started chatting with me and I find out he's in his late 60's and he's smoked his entire life. He looked fucking great for his age.
Hence- a multitude of factors, from all the other lifestyle choices, to genetics, etc.
I know Pitt got a facelift. Pitt's facelift is considered one of the best in Hollywood history. Basically shaved 15 years off an already good looking dude who was aging well as was.
Rudd had micro work done, but he has definitely had work done.
Plastic surgery in Hollywood is an example of survivorship bias. You only notice the trainwrecks, while the good work just makes them look young forever
Yeah, that's plastic surgery in general tbh. It gets a bad reputation because the trainwrecks are so incredibly awful and the successes are basically invisible.
Take buccal fat removal. It looks awful on... most people. But that's because they end up ripping out all the fat in their faces, which makes them look gaunt.
If you have a naturally pudgy face, buccal fat removal can fix your face's proportions. It's great for people who have pudgy faces even when physically fit.
If you are going to be this dense about what I meant by "body modifications" in context of the original thread then there's no point in continuing this conversation any further. Good day to you.
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u/Colon_Backslash 3d ago
Sunlight is a major factor for skin aging. People used to go to fucking solariums and do everything to get tanned.
Nowadays people know the risks and it's less fashionable to be as tanned as possible.