[ads1 id=”alignright”]After gaining fame for her roles in TV series like “Three’s Company” and “Step by Step,” Suzanne Somers ended up writing her own self-help books, such as “Ageless” (2006) and several other diet books.
Much like the title of her book, Suzanne Somers herself has been somewhat ageless for quite some time since she does not seem to be aging much, which is believed to be a result of plastic surgery.
Even in her late sixties, Suzanne Somers appears to be eternally youthful, and all signs are pointing towards plastic surgery.
Not so long ago she appeared on Oprah, where she claimed that it is her routine of excessive hormones and a number of nutritional supplements that are keeping her perpetually youthful. However, the fact that she looks much younger for her age is likely because she has gone under the knife several times.
Dr. Sherrrell J. Aston, a Manhattan-based plastic surgeon, believes that Suzanne is not really boasting a “100% natural” youthful appearance. He suspects her of having undergone blepharoplasty (eyelid surger), brow lift, a facelift, and he claims that she may have also gotten dermal fillers injected into her lips.
Suzanne Somers Facelift Plastic Surgery Before and After
Dr. Jennifer Walden, a Texas-based plastic surgeon, also seems to notice that Suzanne’s beautiful face may have been kept maintained with the help of some cosmetic procedures. She believes that a facelift may be the reason her face appears to be so tight. The fact that her cheeks seem to be fuller could be a result of using fillers, according to Dr. Jennifer.
Dr. Paul S. Nassif, a Beverly Hills-based plastic surgeon, has also noticed that Suzanne Somers currently has an unnaturally wide nose, which was actually quite perfect shaped in the past.
Apparently, this has led him to the conclusion that Suzanna may have undergone rhinoplasty in the past, which ended up going bad, and perhaps a revision nose job may have made it wider.
Even then, Suzanne Somers looks quite ageless and beautiful, which are indications of successful plastic surgery.
