Denise Richards Is All Frozen in the Face

It is being said that few are the celebrities who haven’t something done to their face and body past a certain age, but the secret is to stay within certain limits. Denise Richards seems to have gone past that.

On a recent public outing, the James Bond star, who has never said anything about getting Botox, seemed to rock what is known as the “frozen face,” the Daily Mail says.

This, in turn, could mean that she’s overdone it with injections of the toxin – though, so far, nothing in this sense has been acknowledged.

The actress appeared to be very tight in the face, with pictures showing she hardly wrinkled when she smiled, which is the clearest indication of too much Botox.

“It appears Denise Richards could be suffering from the ‘frozen face’ look like so many of her Hollywood piers,” the Mail notes.

“The 39-year-old actress showed off a very tight and shiny complexion as she walked the red carpet at the 6th Annual PINK party held at the W Hotel in Hollywood on Saturday night,” the same publication writes.

Though she never said a peep about using Botox or other rejuvenating treatments, the actress did admit last year about going under the knife to get a bigger bust.

Then again, her revelation came a bit too late as it was, as the saying goes, the worst kept secret in Hollywood.

In fact, Denise got three different sets of implants, she admitted, as we also reported at the time. She ended up regretting her initial decision.

She was young and easily influenced – and a friend convinced her she should get big implants, the star revealed.

In the end, she used her celebrity status to tell young girls to think this kind of decision twice because it’s not one that can be made in a hurry, like she did.

“Um, natural on outside, on the inside they are not. I was 19, and my roommate had the best [breasts] ever, and she had just had hers done,” Richards said.

“I was [as] flat as a board, and I thought ‘Whoa, you can just buy them’ and stupidly had them done!” she explained, adding the first set of implants simply did not work on her body because they were too big.

“I was young and should have researched better. You know, it was a big mistake. Young girls, don’t do it!” she concluded by saying.