Many world-famous actresses have turned to plastic surgery to maintain a youthful and natural appearance. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
However, such procedures performed in hospitals do not always yield the expected results. Sometimes this process causes them to lose their natural beauty.
For example, Janice Dickinson, known as a supermodel in the 70s and 80s, underwent plastic surgery in 1987 at the age of 32. Her decision was related to a difficult childhood, banned substances, and psychological trauma.
Janice openly discusses surgical procedures ranging from skin tightening to eyelid alterations. She considers plastic surgery not as a pursuit of beauty but as an effort to forget the past.
At the end of the 80s, French actress Emmanuelle Béart was famous for her natural appearance. Her roles in the films "Manon of the Spring" and "Hell" captivated audiences.
However, at 27, she decided to correct a small asymmetry in her lip. The silicone or fillers injected under the skin shifted over time, altering the facial structure.
Although subsequent surgeries aimed to correct the mistake, their results were the opposite, and the actress lost the shape of her upper lip. In the 1990s, Meg Ryan, active in the romantic comedy genre, was famous for her charming and joyful smile.
However, in the early 2000s, changes appeared on her face. Due to excessive attention to fillers, her cheeks and lips lost their natural shape.
This affected her recognizable smile and directors began offering her fewer roles. American actress Sydney Rome became famous in Italy and was considered a symbol of beauty and style in the 70s and 80s.
She underwent many skin tightening and injection procedures, which significantly changed the natural appearance of her face. As a result, swelling and asymmetries on her face affected many.
Currently, Sydney Rome participates in fewer films but remains active on Italian television. Lyudmila Gurchenko was a bright star of her era and appeared in many works starting with the film "Carnival Night."
She sincerely supported the idea that "an actress cannot age." During the Soviet era, she was the first to undergo a face-lifting operation and had about twenty plastic surgeries throughout her life.
Although her recent operations significantly altered her face and distanced her from nature, this was an inseparable part of her professional career and life views. Thus, the plastic surgeries of famous personalities affected their appearance but did not always provide the expected beauty.
These cases show that it is important to preserve natural beauty and not lose individuality. Every person should understand beauty in their own way and pay attention to a healthy and natural appearance.
