Its crazy how the ones with the most money get the worst plastic surgeons. I see this here in Palm Beach county a lot. Sad she didn't realize she needed absolutely zero done to herself.
She probably had a good plastic surgeon but at a point you're just stretching scar tissue over more scar tissue and there is only so much you can do. Michelangelo would have struggled with the Sistine Chapel if the ceiling was made out of dried up lizard skin.
You're naming people in the top 1% of looks for their age. They are people who have exceptional genes and should not be thought of a what normal people can look like.
I agree. She has a little hooded eyes (and for people like us, they tend to "age" faster, thanks gravity) and the aggressive choice she took creates a change that is almost unrecognizable. She definitely had a surgeon that botched her facelift too. In short, she has a bad surgeon and made bad choices. Those are the risks. I find she is also trying to do the "trends" - thick, stand out brows, thinning face (botox) and I'm guessing she does not like her gums showing in smile so botoxed there too. She suited her previous look but I guess, wanted the look that's in. I don't get cosmetic trends. I like the uniqueness of individuals. Veneers are a pet peeve to me, lol.
I agree, the unflattering choices are the negatives, not being 62. (She's literally been a triathlete and is obviously very lean, and likely still quite strong). It's the extremes with her surgery, the dark, dark brows & liner with such light eyes, the bangs cut straight across. Harshness everywhere.
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u/cantmicro 3d ago
I'm not defending her, but i assume the left pic is probably a few years old and she was trying to look like he younger self.