[ads1 id=”alignright”]It is rumored that Meryl Streep has had a number of cosmetic surgeries over the years from blepharoplasty (eyelid surgery) to facelifts and necklifts.
Even at the age of 64, Meryl’s neck is very taut, without any jowls, her face is flawless, without any signs of wrinkles, and her eyes look quite refreshed.
These characteristics are nothing but youthful, and it is very likely that she gained them by going under the knife.
In addition, Meryl may also have undergone several other cosmetic procedures over the years, such as chemical peels, laser treatment, and regular injections of Botox or Restylane in order to achieve her wrinkle-free appearance.
Rumor has it that she may have also undergone plenty of other subtle procedures throughout her career, which may be the secret behind her naturally youthful appearance.
Meryl Streep Plastic Surgery Before and After
According to a plastic surgeon by the name of Dr. Nassif, Meryl Streep’s youthful appearance does indeed suggest that she may have had a brow life and a facelift in the past. However, she lately seems to be sporting some wrinkles, which is how she should look at her age. However, Dr. Nassif believes that she likely undergoes some quick procedures for events like the Oscars.
For instance, he claims she probably gets Botox injected around her eye region, forehead and glabella to address those wrinkles. He further adds that she perhaps also gets filler like Restylane injected into her lips and Radiesse liquid injected into her cheekbones to lift them up.
The fact that Meryl Streep has most definitely undergone the above mentioned cosmetic procedures in the past can become most evident by watching her film, The Devil Wears Prada. Apart from her praiseworthy acting, it was her incredibly young-looking face, which seemed quite impossible for her age, that caught the attention of most viewers.
Hence, even the 64-year old Meryl Streep herself cannot deny the fact that she looks so youthful because she has been under the knife, not once but several times.
