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Public figures discussing cosmetic surgery

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Public figures have shared varying perspectives on cosmetic procedures and the pressures of aging. Dame Kristin Scott Thomas has expressed reservations about facelifts, describing them as “a kind of status symbol to display your wealth” that can make a person look “expensive” rather than natural. ~~She~~ While she has considered a facelift, she noted that ~~while~~ she has ~~used~~ only utilized non-invasive treatments like ~~lasers, she remains cautious about~~ lasers and buccal massages. She also observed that while aging can feel “diminishing” when social pressures arise, there are currently more ~~invasive aesthetic outcomes.~~ interesting roles available for older women in the industry than in previous years. In contrast, comedian Katherine Ryan discussed her decision to undergo a facelift to reclaim her identity following pregnancy and personal trauma. ~~Ryan also touched upon~~ Similarly, Kris Jenner addressed her decision to undergo a facelift, stating in a 2025 interview with Vogue that the ~~possibility~~ procedure was intended to help her become the “best version of ~~future high-risk fat transfer surgeries during a recent media appearance.~~ myself” and increase her happiness. Reports suggest the procedure cost approximately $150,000. These individual accounts reflect broader Hollywood trends involving Botox, fillers, and lifting procedures, alongside an ongoing debate regarding the loss of natural appearance and the potential for excessive procedures to result in unrecognizable changes.

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