How Pamela Anderson, 56, Would Look If She Never Had Botox & Plastic Surgery: Pics of Her Face & Figure via Al

• Pamela Anderson, a "Baywatch" star, influenced plastic surgery trends when the show was airing. The actress was renowned for cosmetic enhancements.
• However, she has now embraced aging, her natural beauty, and inner wellness and abandoned Botox and plastic surgery.
• AI-generated images speculate her aging journey, including her face and body appearance, from her 40s to her 80s without cosmetic injections.

Pamela Anderson was among the most hotly pursued stars in her 20s and 30s. She starred in the television series "Baywatch," captivating viewers with her voluptuous physique. The actress was also on the cover of magazines, including Playboy issues.

While Anderson was on "Baywatch," cosmetic surgeons were elated because the show showcased the actress's body, which had undergone face-lifts, breast augmentation, and tummy tucks.

Anderson admitted to using plastic surgery during this period, but she has now embraced her natural self. However, how would she look today had she not undergone cosmetic procedures in the first place? With the use of an AI tool, 12 pictures show how Anderson might have aged from her 40s to her 80s without plastic surgery.

The plastic surgery market was sad to bid farewell to "Baywatch" when it ended as it was a show that revolutionized their industry, from how it portrayed the physique of celebrities such as Anderson.

A plastic surgeon, Dr. Leonard Grossman, gushed about the series, "We were blessed with 'Baywatch.' It is the most vivid form of advertising. It's like an hourlong plastic surgery commercial."

Grossman remembered that during the show's peak in the early 1990s, individuals seeking cosmetic procedures would often present images of Anderson in her Speedo magnificence, requesting enhancements, sculpting, and liposuction for an ideal look. "Baywatch and Pam Anderson brought our business to a whole new level," he added.

To some doctors, Pamela Anderson became the benchmark and a reference point for boob jobs. "Some people want to look exactly like her. Others want to make sure they don't get that artificial look," said Dr. Mark Berman of Santa Monica, California.

As per the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Americans underwent 4.6 million surgical and nonsurgical plastic surgery in 1999. In 2000, breast augmentation went up by 51 percent. And despite Americans worrying about the dangers of silicone breasts, the numbers went up by 500 percent between 1992 to 2001.

The actress opened up about what pushed her to get them in an interview in 2003. She recalled that she was in a gym looking at a Playboy and was amazed by how gorgeous the women looked. However, someone told her that those women had undergone cosmetic procedures, which surprised Anderson as she thought they looked like that naturally.

This revelation motivated Anderson to get her breasts done, and soon, she was a Hollywood sensation. Anderson didn't even like the results of her breast augmentation as she thought hers would turn out like Dolly Parton's, but they didn't. However, she stayed with them.

However, in 1999, Anderson removed her breast implants after going through a divorce. She claimed that she lost her mind due to the divorce and also cut her hair. However, after two weeks, she asked herself, "Where are my boobs?" So, when she was settled down, she went and put her trademark implants right back in.

Still, she didn't go back to the size she got during the original surgery; she got them bigger. "If you're going to do it again, why not add a centimeter... It's not going to hurt anybody," she noted.

As Anderson grew older, she began to accept her natural body more. When she was 48 and approaching 50, the actress didn't find aging a big deal. "It is what it is. Besides, I feel like I am getting younger all the time," she said.

At the same time, in 2015, Anderson acknowledged that she had tried Botox but hadn't liked it. "I felt like my eyes sunk into my head so far that I didn't look look like me anymore! I'm not into all that stuff[sic]," she recognized.

Anderson believed that it's important for people to engage in a bit of maintenance but not to go too far with the corrections. The actress added that, while outward beauty was good, looking great started from the inside. "It's about embracing it and feeling great about what you have. And doing the best for you," she revealed.

The 56-year-old, who thanked her mom's great genes for her good looks, stipulated that feeling beautiful and confident can happen whether one wears makeup or not, as long as they are calm, peaceful, and have non-constant stress.

The movie star, who once wore her hair in a platinum pixie, said she looked better with long hair. She urged people to have a healthier attitude in order to look beautiful. To her, attaining beauty meant being vegan, which she showcased when she hosted her online cooking show "The Sensual Vegan."

Anderson added that being active made people young. The actress was also keeping busy with her environmental and animal rights activism through her "Pamela Anderson Foundation."

In 2016, Anderson's sentiments about aging hadn't changed. "Aging is something we all deal with," she admitted. The actress noted that undergoing plastic surgery, going to classes, and using creams and supplements did make her look younger and more accepted by her kids, men, and friends.

She also connected beauty with happiness, pointing out that when she looks back at pictures of when she was in an awful relationship with her ex-husband, Rick Salomon, she notices how she appeared 20 years older. She recalled, "I remember looking in the mirror during filming and saying, 'Who is this person? How did I let myself get to this place?'"

After going through the romantic crisis. Anderson admitted, "I actually like aging." She has seen how older female role models in her life, including her mom, still have fun, style, and charm, which has made her less apprehensive about her age. "Getting older isn't the end. I know I have so much to look forward to," she noted.

When asked if she regretted the things she did in pursuit of beauty and youth, Anderson hilariously said that she doesn't need to point her regrets out. However, her makeup artist, Alexis Vogel, commented, "Let's just say that at some point, we all realize less is more."

Now, Anderson feels most powerful when she is her natural self. She adores her freckles and likes seeing them when her hair isn't done. She reiterated that she doesn't like injections as they don't work for her. "I like just a really fresh face," confessed Anderson.

The model can now dress in a gorgeous silk blouse, trousers, and heels and go makeup-free. After a shower, she also lets her hair dry, and she sleeps on it. This simplicity is currently Anderson's favorite look. "I feel like that is a power statement," she said.

The actress has come a long way, from enhancing her body using cosmetic surgery to accepting herself more these days and feeling great about it.

These images are generated by AI and serve as a speculative depiction of Anderson's aging progression without the influence of Botox or cosmetic surgery. It's important to note that these depictions may not precisely mirror Anderson's natural aging process.