Sorry, It’s Too Late to Get Your Face Fixed Before the Oscars
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How long before the red carpet do you have to plan your facelift, your facial or your cadaver-tissue filler? More than a week.
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Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment When Jim Carrey stepped onstage to accept his lifetime achievement statuette at the César Awards in Paris last week, there was more chatter about his seemingly transformed face than his emotional speech. It appeared to many that he had his upper eyelids done, causing a hollowed-out look, and there seemed to be scars near his ears — a telltale sign of a lift. This in turn led to rampant online rumors that Carrey had been replaced by a clone. The biggest rookie mistake is to have a little work done too soon before an event. We’ve all seen the effects of what we can only assume to be poor planning, with difficult-to-unsee appearances by Madonna at the 2023 Grammys and Tom Cruise at a Lakers game in 2020 (both with inflated cheeks) and Renée Zellweger at the Elle Women in Hollywood Awards in 2014, with upper eyelids dramatically altered. Their faces certainly wouldn’t have looked so startling if given the chance to settle in. Related Stories Movies 'I Love Boosters' Review: Keke Palmer and Demi Moore in Boots Riley's Blisteringly Funny, Joyfully Rousing Anti-Capitalist Satire General News Why Is the Internet Obsessed With Celebrity Clone Conspiracy Theories? Demi Moore is a classic example of someone who did it wrong — showing up on a Fendi runway in ’21 frighteningly fresh from facial surgery, and then did it right — waiting for a revision, followed by proper recovery, before making a triumphant return to last year’s Oscars, glowing and fully healed. Red carpet radiance, like comedy, is all about timing. Here is a list of what people can do to optimize their appearance at an awards ceremony, and how far ahead they should consider doing it. FACELIFT Two to six months before ceremony There’s nothing like a lift, performed by the right surgeon, t...
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