[ads1 id=”alignright”]Celebrity watchers have accused Melanie Griffith of going overboard with makeup application in recent years, and this isn’t the only thing that she does in excess.
Apparently, Melanie has also been going under the plastic surgeon’s knife repeatedly, a problem that even her ex Antonio Banderas hinted to.
When he spoke about Melanie’s ‘lust for beauty’ and the damaging effect it had on her, it was quite obvious what he was talking about.
Recently, however, Melanie Griffith appeared to have gone back to her old habits of ‘improving’ herself artificially. Looking at her, we could safely say that it was a bad decision to begin with, especially at her age.
Although she sometimes goes overboard with makeup application, the fact that her forehead has almost no wrinkles whatsoever could rather be linked to Botox injections more than anything else.
It does seem like Melanie Griffith had Botox injections repeatedly over these past few years, or at least that’s how it looks like. Whatever plastic surgery she had, it obviously didn’t have the effect she would have wanted.
Melanie Griffith Plastic Surgery Before and After Botox Injections
When comparing older pictures of Melanie Griffith with more recent pictures of her, we notice that her lips appear quite puffy, her forehead looks unnaturally youthful, and her cheeks are slightly more prominent.
Melanie Griffith Plastic Surgery Before and After Botox Injections
These are all signs of dermal fillers according to celebrity watchers but also according to plastic surgeons like London-based Dr. Apostolos Gaitanis who is almost convinced that Melanie had dermal fillers injected into her face.
At this point, it would be hard for Melanie to deny having undergone plastic surgery, especially considering how different she looks as a result. This might just be the reason why she never really addressed the issue despite the allegations.
However, it will be interesting to see how Melanie Griffith transforms over the next few years, presuming of course that she keeps going under the surgeon’s knife.
