[ads1 id=”alignright”]Lynda Carter once played the magical sword wielding DC heroine, Wonder Woman, and the fact that despite her age, her skin is still quite flawless, is wonderful in itself.
Usually, considerable sagging and wrinkles are experienced by women in their late fifties, especially around their face and neck, but that does not seem to be the case with Lynda.
Lynda actually looks almost as young as she did back when she used to don that blue, gold and red revealing and sexy costume in order to transform into Wonder Man.
The fact that her skin is so firm despite her age is a sign that she has probably undergone a facelift. However, considering that her skin does not look pulled and tight suggests that her plastic surgeon did a marvelous job.
Generally, the eyelids tend to lose their elasticity as a result of age, due to which they begin to appear droopy and sagging. It is possible to make the eyelids look tighter once again through a blepharoplasty, and perhaps that is the reason Lynda’s eyelids continue to make her baby blue eyes look as striking as ever.
The absence of frown lines and wrinkles on Lynda’s aging skin also points to possible Botox use. Still, at this point, all bets are on the alleged facelift that Lynda had at some point, as it is more likely than Botox injections for the time being.
Lynda Carter Facelift Plastic Surgery Before and After
Dr. Sherrell J. Aston, a New York-based plastic surgeon, describes Lynda Carter as a “super-beautiful woman.” He believes that along with most likely having had blepharoplasty and facelift, Lynda most likely also uses some Botox to rid her face of “frown creases.”
He even suspects that Lynda’s skin looks so glowing and young probably as a result of laser treatments. He explains that makeup can hide signs of chemical peels and laser treatments, so there is no way of telling if she has indeed had them.
Lynda Carter’s days of fame may have gone, but her youthful beauty still remains, possibly thanks to plastic surgeries and some very skilled plastic surgeons.
