In recent weeks, Nicole Kidman has been turning heads everywhere. She dazzled on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival to present her new film, Babygirl. A few days later, she lit up Los Angeles at the premiere of Netflix mini-series A Perfect Couple. With every appearance, the 57-year-old actress stunned fans with her impeccable style and youthful glow, sparking whispers about Nicole Kidman’s plastic surgery – what do experts say about them?
Nicole Kidman’s Plastic Surgery
New York cosmetic surgeon Sam Rizk shared his insights with the Daily Mail. He believes that Nicole Kidman’s youthful appearance is likely due to a mix of ultrasound skin lifting and surgical procedures. According to him, she might have had a deep facelift with hidden incisions, as well as upper and lower blepharoplasties to enhance her eyelids.
Dr. Patrick Davis, a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills, agrees. He suggests that Nicole has probably undergone some expert surgical facial treatments in the last five years. He believes these procedures tackled neck wrinkles, lifted her jawline, and raised her cheeks, making her look much younger than her age.
Adding to the chorus, Dr. Mariano Busso, a Beverly Hills cosmetic dermatologist, offers more specifics. He thinks it’s more than likely Nicole Kidman had a facelift. He points to her defined jawline without jowls and the tight skin around her neck. “Her flawless forehead and well-positioned eyebrows indicate Botox treatments,” Dr. Busso adds.
Completely Natural?
Despite swirling rumors, Nicole Kidman claims to be all-natural. In a 2007 interview with Marie-Claire, she insisted she had never gone under the knife. She said, “In all honesty, I am completely natural. I wear sunscreen, don’t smoke, and take care of myself. I’m very proud of that.”
She emphasized that everyone has the right to do what they wish with their bodies. “I don’t judge,” she added. Some speculate, however, that she might have changed her mind in recent years. Whether or not she’s had work done, Nicole Kidman continues to captivate us.
This article first appeared on grazia.fr – Author: Allison Pujol
