Cameron Diaz’s Plastic Surgery Changed Her Face ‘in a Weird Way’
Cameron Diaz's plastic surgery has been a subject of discussion among fans and tabloids since the mid-2000s. She has always talked about the modifications she has done and once regretted making such moves because her face changed weirdly.
Cameron Diaz, born August 30, 1972, went from being a model to an actress, making her movie debut as Tina Carlyle in the 1994 film "The Mask." Today, she has added being an author and businesswoman to her many hats.
The actress who became famous for her role as Mary Jensen in the 1998 romantic comedy "There's Something About Mary" is one of the Hollywood actresses who still has a youthful appearance.
Cameron Diaz at Lucy Liu's Walk of Fame ceremony on May 1, 2019, in Hollywood | Source: Getty Images
Diaz's beauty at her current age is noticed by fans as they constantly praise her on social media. In 2021, Drew Barrymore posted a picture of both of them on Instagram, and fans took to the comments section in admiration.
Fans praised them for being natural beauties, while others complimented their glow. One fan wrote: "You both rock your Beauty 🔥 from the inside out. Thank you for being you ❤️."
Despite the comments on the actresses' naturalness, Diaz's look is not 100 percent natural as she has undergone some facial modifications.
Plastic Surgeon Believes Cameron Diaz Has Gone under the Knife
In 2016, after gracing the cover of a health magazine, Diaz's looks became a hot topic as there were discussions about her having had plastic surgery.
Dr. David Cangello, a top New York City plastic surgeon, analyzed her looks and concluded that the actress either had Botox injections and undergone rhinoplasty or her image had been thoroughly photoshopped.
Cameron Diaz at The Wasserman Campus on June 10, 2016, in California | Source: Getty Images
After critically looking at her images, the doctor noted that the distance between her eyebrows and hairline seemed longer than usual, and there was something different about the position of her brows.
In addition, he believed that her forehead was smoother than usual, and he remarked that it could be the effect of Botox. He also noted that the shape of her nose had changed. Dr. Cangello said:
"It's not unlikely that she may have had Botox as her face and forehead, in particular, look very smooth. There is no way to know for certain, however, if that is a result of Botox or Photoshop."
Cameron Diaz at an event on June 1, 1997, in New York | Source: Getty Images
Cameron Diaz Regretted Having Her Face Cosmetically Modified
Diaz once thought she should change something on her face with Botox, but it was not what she hoped for and left her with regrets. The actress regretted the procedure because it made her face look different. She said:
"I've tried [Botox] before, where it was like [a] little tiny touch of something. It changed my face in such a weird way that I was like, 'No, I don't want to [be] like [that]' … I'd rather see my face aging than a face that doesn't belong to me at all."
The actress has embraced her aging process and said she does not hate her laugh lines. The lines make her feel like she has always smiled and is happy with life.
Cameron Diaz at the 5th Annual Hollywood Film Festival Gala Ceremony Awards on August 6, 2001, in Beverly Hills | Source: Getty Images
Cameron Diaz Learned to Just Embrace Herself
When Diaz was younger, she went through a phase where she was insecure about her appearance. At the time, she was suffering from acne that would not go away.
Irrespective of whatever treatments she said she tried, including "oral, topical, even the harshest prescriptions," the acne remained, and she would have to cover it with makeup because it was embarrassing.
Cameron Diaz at the Annie Miami Walk Of Fame Ceremony on December 9, 2014, in Florida | Source: Getty Images
The situation also made her feel awkward and frustrated, especially as she had to work hard at covering them for the cameras. Over time, she began to feel bad about herself.
The actress admitted that she was judging herself with the various markers of beauty set by the beauty industry. As she grew older, she learned to appreciate her appearance more.
In addition, Diaz also let go of the negative self-talk because it was toxic. The actress began appreciating her body because of her experiences, and she realized that her body was strong enough to go through life with her. She said:
"It's toxic. You just start to pick yourself apart. And you're like, 'why am I sitting here like being so mean to myself?' My body is strong. My body's capable… why am I going to talk down to it? Why am I going to be mean to it when it's carried me this far?"
Cameron Diaz Has No Anti-aging Game Plans
Cameron Diaz is not concerned about defying age, even as she has turned 50. The actress does not follow a beauty regimen and sometimes forgets that she bought beauty products and ends up using them maybe twice a month when she is lucky.
She is so unconcerned that she does not even wash her face. The actress revealed on "Michelle Visage's Rule Breakers" that she is not in a place where she wants to put energy into her looks. She would rather stay strong and pay attention to her child.
Diaz, married to Benji Madden, the lead guitarist for the Good Charlotte band, became a mother for the first time on December 30, 2019. The couple had welcomed their daughter, Raddix Chloe Wildflower Madden, via surrogate.
Since becoming a mother, the actress is focused on being vital as she does not want her daughter to think of her as old. She wants to run around with her child and do all the fun things together.
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