In the past 20 years, the world has gone crazy: many stars are obsessed with youth and are trying to regain their former beauty. Of course, before many artists went under the surgeon's knife to prolong their youth, but in the 21st century, almost everything can be corrected with the help of fillers.
However, while some make subtle manipulations to improve their appearance, others do not see the measures and create new faces for themselves.
Victoria Lopyreva
Sep 8, 2020 at 12:37 pm PDT
The Russian model Victoria Lopyreva is changing more and more every year. Fans note that over time, the model's face becomes less mobile: the forehead does not move at all, the smile looks taut. In addition, the star no longer looks natural, but looks more like a Barbie doll.
Nadezhda Babkina
Sep 4, 2020 at 3:57 am PDT
Many people scoff at the people's artist because she does not know the measure of using fillers. According to fans, Babkina looks good, but the excessive swelling of the face does not make her more beautiful. In addition, followers note that Babkina's facial expressions are far from natural.
Victoria Bonya
2 Sep 2020 at 06:14 PDT
The Russian TV presenter is trying to maintain a youthful appearance, but fans believe that she is not doing very well. The fact is that before all the manipulations with the appearance, Bonya looked good. After increasing her already plump lips, the star began to visit the beautician's office more often, who fixed her face so much that it became motionless, like a mask.
Lyubov Uspenskaya
10 Sep 2020 at 11:50 PDT
Many fans of Ouspenskaya believe that she looks gorgeous at her age, not only in her body, but also in her face. At the same time, followers note that Ouspenskaya seemed to freeze herself: her facial expressions are almost inactive. Some believe that she overdid it with braces and fillers, but the star is completely satisfied with her appearance.
By the way, another Russian artist has changed beyond recognition: A frozen mask: Larisa Dolina has grown 30 years younger, but looks strange.
