14 DAY TRIAL // About two years ago or so, plastic surgeons named Madonna the ultimate “perfect face” for being the epitome of a new beauty trend, that of the heart-shaped face. In August this year, when she turns 52, the singer will undergo massive plastic surgery, to the tune of $200,000, as she’s decided she’s starting to show her real age, Celebrity Mania writes, citing reports in the British media.
Of course, Madonna has never owned up to having work done to her face, saying only that she’s managed to fight wrinkles with a very healthy diet and lots of exercise. Specialists, though, would beg to differ, for the proportions and distances on her face have changed substantially in time, which could only mean she’s done something to it. Reports claim she’s had cheek implants, a facelift and lots of Botox and fillers done, among many other things.
In August, she will have even more surgery, in what is known as “maintenance work,” word in the media has it. Divorce and a failed relationship to a man who was much younger than her have managed to shatter the confidence Madonna once had in her looks. Because she obstinately wants NOT to look her age, she’s decided to invest as much as $200,000 in plastic surgery, which would include work on her face, breasts and other parts of her body, it’s been claimed.
“Madonna has been feeling her age since her divorce from Guy Ritchie in 2008. She thought she’d be living ‘happy ever after’ but it hasn’t happened that way. She’s been dating the model Jesus Luz who is a lot younger than her and she wants to keep looking her best,” an unnamed source is quoted as saying. Oddly enough, Madonna and Luz are, as per some reports, no longer an item so either they never split or the insider has their info wrong.
According to another insider, Madonna is “considering an eye lift, a [breast] job, lip fillers and Lipo Sculpt but is also opting for less invasive procedures including a new laser treatment that reduces the appearance of spider veins.” Still, all of this has to be done in such a way that the media won’t pick up on it – or, if it will, at least it will be in a “I can’t quite put my finger on it” manner. She still “wants things to look natural with nothing too radical,” the tipster goes on to say.