Woah Renee is that you? I’m confused because my brain can hardly recognize you and I’m starting to think that maybe it’s just a Halloween trick and you have dressed up in costume way too soon?
But no, Renee Zellweger was not dressed up in costume when she caused quite the controversy by stepping out in her new look at the Elle Women in Hollywood in LA on October 21st.
This new look includes what Dr. Stuart Linder a Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon speculated to ET online as both a facelift, neck lift, a blepharoplasty procedure and what looks like Anti-Wrinkle Injections – “As there are no wrinkles on her forehead whatsoever” Dr. Stuart Linder explained.
Dr. Linder’s assumptions are purely assumptions. Although it is obviously evident that Renee has indeed opted for drastic plastic surgery since we last saw her in the public eye around 2013, Renee released an exclusive statement to People magazine mentioning nothing of plastic surgery changes but rather she is very happy in her life now and that’s why she looks different.
“I’m glad folks think I look different! I’m living a different, happy, more fulfilling life, and I’m thrilled that perhaps it shows… My friends say that I look peaceful. I am healthy.” Renee told People Magazine.
“People don’t know me [as] healthy for a while,” says Zellweger. “Perhaps I look different. Who doesn’t as they get older?! Ha. But I am different. I’m happy.”
This may be the case but it still raises our continuous debate on why the secrecy on admitting to plastic surgery when it is such an obvious transformation? Is plastic surgery still such a taboo subject in our society?
Dr. Linder told ET online; “Renee’s transformation is very, very significant, it is very likely that she’s had several different procedures done.
We would love to know what you think. Should Renee just admit that she has opted for plastic surgery and do you like the new Renee?
I haven’t been able to stop looking at these pictures thinking why, she looked so good before, she doesn’t look like the Renee I know and love, why would she change herself so radically. But then after reading the story I say to myself, she’s happy, she sounds like she’s happy, she looks different but she does look happy, so who are we to judge. It’s her choice, and she’s happy. That’s it.
She was totally unique and lovely before. In my opinion, too much work and now…just looks weird. Not sure how long ‘happy’ lasts when you feel the need to undergo multiple invasive procedures over many years.
Women need to stop feeling unhappy enough to put their natural, God-created beauty into the hands of plastic surgeons.
It’s a misconception that because they choose to see a plastic surgeon they are unhappy with themselves. This is a very narrow-minded belief.