Michelle Keegan’s skin and fuller jawline could be down to dermal filler and Botox, claims top cosmetic surgeon
MICHELLE Keegan’s incredible wrinkle-free skin could be down to dermal filler and Botox, according to a top cosmetic surgeon.
The 34-year-old has vehemently denied having surgery in the past, but celeb favourite Doctor Nyla Raja notes how the actress’ face has changed over the years.
She suggests it might be due to a series of non-cosmetic procedures, which is popular amongst the stars.
Sharing a picture of her changing visage, Doctor Nyla, revealed: “The aesthetics industry has grown so much over recent years and, more often than not, celebrities turn to non-surgical treatments to enhance their appearance.
“Non-surgical treatments have little or no downtime, meaning you can reshape your nose or lips overnight. Michelle Keegan has changed since her youth but she’s managed to keep her face looking realistic.”
Doctor Nyla continued by speculating: “She’s claimed to have never had surgery, but that doesn’t rule out dermal filler and botox.
"Her flawless, wrinkle-free skin and fuller jawline and lips suggest she has had some injectables, giving her a more symmetrical, tighter and defined appearance.”
She added: “We think she looks absolutely gorgeous.”
The Brassic star, who is married to Mark Wright, has always maintained she has never gone under the knife.
"I like the fact people point out they think I’ve had a nose job," she said previously.
"They think I’ve had new cheeks, a new chin – but I haven’t and I don’t think I ever would, if I’m being honest. I’m scared it’ll go wrong!"
She has also denied having Botox, explaining as an actress she needs to be able to move her face.
“Everyone says that I’ve changed my face and I’ve had Botox, but you have to be able to move your face when you’re an actress - which I can do," she told in the past.
“So you can see I haven’t had it. I don’t worry about what people say though, what’s the big deal about Botox?
"I know loads of people who’ve had it, it’s not a big deal.”
