Being a celebrity in Hollywood is not always a bed of roses. The fame and adulation that comes with being a superstar has its share of pressures like having to maintain the impossibly high standards of beauty. This has led to many stars going under the knife in an effort to retain their youthful looks and enhance their features.
Selena Gomez is a celebrity who has seen fame since the tender age of 7. From her successful stint as a child star in Barney and Friends to finding massive success as a singer and an actor later on, Gomez is a bonafide heartthrob of young adults. Over the years though, experts in the cosmetic field have speculated that the Disney actor has succumbed to plastic surgery based on her physical transformation.
Doctors Believe That Selena Gomez Has Had Plastic Surgery
From a child star to pop princess, Selena Gomez has juggled multiple worlds with ease. The innocent beauty and charm that she exudes made her one of the most popular celebrities among young adults. Over the years though, Gomez’s physical appearance has gone through a change which experts believe, is a result of the star resorting to plastic surgeries.
While the Only Murders in the Building actor has openly admitted to getting Botox, cosmetic expert Dr Charles Lee was of the opinion that certain radical modifications to her facial features could be achieved only by going under the knife. In his analysis that appeared in The Skin Care Edit, Dr Lee said,
“She’s had a surgical brow lift. You see an increase in the eyelash to brow distance combined with a reduction in her forehead wrinkles. You only get that with surgery, not with Botox.”
Dr Lee also believed that Gomez had undergone a rhinoplasty or a nose job but only on the tip of the nose judging by the shape. When analyzing her body with specific reference to the shape of her b****ts, he was certain that the star had resorted to implants.
Another expert in the field Dr Adam Schaffner commented on Gomez’s significantly fuller lips when compared to her earlier pictures as a young pop star, which pointed to extensive lip injections.