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I'm a Michigan-based Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has been featured on Dr. 90210. The info here is my opinion alone and should not be taken as fact or as medical advice. I've not treated any of the celebrities presented here.

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Linda Hamilton is Sans Botox


This is a nice photo of Terminator 2 star Linda Hamilton from the always entertaining Celebrity Smack blog. As you can see, she has absolutely no signs of any Botox in her face! This is what a typical 52 year old woman (who has been in the California sun) looks like. Botox would smooth the wrinkles of her forehead, frown lines, and crow's feet.

I can't decide who was more ripped, Linda Hamilton in T2 or Angela Bassett in What's Love Got to Do With It...

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Michigan-based Plastic Surgeon
Anthony Youn, M.D.
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4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I applaud Ms. Hamilton for ignoring injectibles and aging naturally but hers is definitely not the way typical 52-year-old sun-drenched California faces look. I'm a Californian, 75, never use sunscreen, and she looks older than I do. To me, it appears that she may be on a low-fat diet and is aging badly from the inside out.

Let's hear it for avocados and butter.

Sharon M said...

She's only typical of a 52-year-old chain smoker who once dieted herself down to a 12% body fat ratio for a movie role and probably didn't wear much sunscreen growing up. I know plenty of 52-year-old women that look MUCH better than that.

btw, I love your blog.

Ann aka ButDoctorIHatePink said...

I'm happy to see a star who doesn't take the plastic surgery road, but you scared me with your comments that she looks likes a typical California girl. I'm 51, a typical, sunworshiping California woman, and I don't look anything like her. She's prettier than me but has about a thousand more wrinkles. I still tan and don't look like that! Something else is going on there.

Anonymous said...

Is she a smoker? + don't ignore state of mind. mental problems is not exactly good for the skin.
some say that stress can do more damage to the skin than even drinking and smoking..
(just an Opinion)