Plastic surgeon reveals the procedures he believes are behind the changing faces in Hollywood
Cosmetic surgery has long been popular in Hollywood
Callum Jones
A plastic surgeon has revealed the procedures he feels are in play for the changing faces that appear to be happening everywhere in Hollywood.
Cosmetic surgery is certainly very popular amongst celebrities, with the likes of Lindsay Lohan, Melania Trump and Donatella Versace revealing new looks over recent months, leading to fans to believe they've had recent treatments.
There seems to be somewhat of a taboo when it comes to cosmetic surgery even to this day - though it's certainly popular amongst not just celebrities, but also the general public.
Dr Dennis Schimpf, a South Carolina-based plastic surgeon, has revealed how such looks can be achieved.
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The surgeon explained how cosmetic work done on the likes of lips, cheeks and jawlines are increasingly popular amongst celebrities nowadays.
Speaking to the Daily Mail's FEMAIL, Dr Schimpf said: "One thing that is consistent right now, especially with Hollywood celebrities is volumization of the face. Basically what these celebrities have done is increase volume in their cheeks, their jawline and their lips predominantly.
"You can see in their lips that they’ve lost their natural contour in shape and have become more sausage-like appearing. They have increased volume in their cheeks that they did not have years ago, as well as improved definition of the jawline.
"There are multiple ways to increase this volume, including fat grafting products, such as sculpture and multiple injectable fillers."
Of course, natural ageing is a thing we all have to deal with, some of us more than others.
Though the surgeon explained how there are methods you can undertake to reverse the signs of ageing, particularly in your face.
"With natural aging everyone loses volume in their face," Dr Schimpf explained. "We have resorption of our underlying bone structure, meaning the jaw, the cheeks, the chin all of these skeletal structures begin to decrease in size and undergo resorption."
He continued: "In addition, we begin to lose soft tissue. This is a result of changes in multiple elements in the soft tissue including collagen, hyaluronic acid etc… and finally loss of elastin in the skin leads to skin laxity.
"All of these factors of natural aging lead to a decrease in volume of the face and an aged appearance."
While cosmetic surgery certainly has its benefits, Dr Schimpf notes how it can sometimes not go to plan, leading to someone's face looking a little 'weird'.
"The contrast between certain parts of the face looking much more youthful than other parts tends to lead to a weird appearance," he explained.