Celebs and their plastic surgery

Jane Fonda Admits to Plastic Surgery


Ten years after saying she would not have plastic surgery, Jane Fonda has given in to the aging process and gone under a plastic surgeon’s knife. In her blog she admits:

I just had some ‘work’ done on my chin and neck and had the bags taken away from under my eyes so I decided it would be good to get a new hair cut so people will think it’s my new hair.” He thought that was so funny he actually toasted me for doing what he said he’d never heard anyone do before: admit they’d had work done. I was planning on blogging about it anyway so who cares? I’m writing a book about aging so I couldn’t very well NOT talk about it.

It’s been 2 weeks. I was in front of the camera all day yesterday and was photographed at Eve Ensler’s luncheon 9 days after the procedure so, obviously, it went well. I swore in 2000 I’d never have anything done again but this year I got tired of not looking like how I feel and I wanted a more refined chin line like I used to have so I changed my mind. I’m still a little swollen but not much and what pleases me is that I won’t looked pulled or weird…or tired all the time. And my crows feet are still alive and well. I wish I’d been brave enough to not do anything but, instead, I chose to be a somewhat more glamorous grandma.

It sounds like she had a facelift and a lower blepharoplasty. From the looks of the photos on her blog I’d have to say her surgeon did a very nice job. She looks youthful, but not pulled or tight. The right wrinkles are gone, leaving ones that should remain. She deserves kudos for admitting she’s had plastic surgery and, unlike some dishonest celebs, not attributing it to just sunblock, good diet, and moisturizers.

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Thanks for reading.
Michigan-based Plastic Surgeon
Anthony Youn, M.D.

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Monday, February 22nd, 2010 at 9:36 am | Celebrity Cosmetic Surgery, Jane Fonda

8 Responses to “Jane Fonda Admits to Plastic Surgery”

  1. Rosina at Middle Ageless
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    February 22nd, 2010 at 1:36 pm

    With respect, why do you write "admits" to having cosmetic surgery? Is undergoing a cosmetic procedure something one has to "admit to"? It makes it sound shameful or inappropriate in some way. Let Tiger Woods admit to his affairs, or your teenager admit to sneaking a few beers from the cupboard but let Jane and others "reveal" they have had cosmetic surgery please.

  2. marly
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    February 25th, 2010 at 2:06 pm

    Brava, Rosina. You're not only beautiful, you're also very perceptive. When I finally have my nips and tucks, I will definitely broadcast all the details plus jpegs. We're so fortunate to be able to fine tune ourselves.

  3. stevie68a
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    January 9th, 2011 at 10:45 pm

    Jane looks great! Even though she’s apologized ten thousand times for a mistake she made
    about 40 years ago, her critics will never forgive her. Bill Blass once said, “looking good is
    the best revenge”. Keep going, Jane!

  4. meems
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    April 4th, 2011 at 9:34 pm

    Jane Fonda had a great surgeon, and made great decisions…she looks youthful without looking overpulled, puffed and injected. Good for her!

  5. Best and Worst Celebrity Plastic Surgery of 2010
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    April 24th, 2011 at 2:54 am

    [...] 3. Jane Fonda – Facelift, lower blepharoplasty – Ten years after saying she would not have plastic surgery, Jane decided to go under the knife. In her blog, she admitted, “I just had some ‘work’ done on my chin and neck and had the bags taken away from under my eyes…” After surgery photos reveal a youthful look without appearing pulled or tight.  Check out Jane’s new face here. [...]

  6. joni latham
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    August 23rd, 2011 at 5:50 am

    What is the name of Jan Fondas plastic surgeon and also the telephone no

  7. Jenn
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    September 6th, 2011 at 3:54 am

    @ Rosina
    To many people, undergoing surgery for vanity is shameful. Also, celebrities often deny having work done, which contributes to it’s “shameful” connotation.

  8. Madison
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    September 11th, 2011 at 7:57 pm

    @ Rosina I agree with you and I also think what Jenn said is true. It is sad that it is human nature to care what other people think of us to the point where we have to resort to hiding things about ourselves. I find it degrading to have to please others, if I had my nose done it would be for me, I have always wanted to but just never got around to it. It’s a sad world we live in.

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