What happened to Lady Gaga’s face? Cosmetic doctors speak out about star’s ‘secret’ plastic surgery

Pop sensation Lady Gaga has consistently defied expectations since donning a dress made entirely of raw beef in 2010.

She is one of the biggest stars of the moment after releasing her highly anticipated new single ‘Disease’ on Friday.

But it’s not just her music that’s turning heads: cosmetic surgeons have also paid attention to her face.

Or more specifically, how it has changed over the years.

The 38-year-old, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, has previously admitted to having cosmetic ‘adjustments’ including fillers.

Lady Gaga is one of the biggest stars of the moment after releasing her highly anticipated new single ‘Disease’ on Friday. Pictured in 2009

But it’s not just her music that’s turning heads: cosmetic surgeons have also paid attention to her face. Or more specifically, how it has changed over the years

Pop sensation Lady Gaga has consistently defied expectations since donning a dress made entirely of raw beef in 2010 (pictured)

However, she has always denied that she underwent surgery.

Yet cosmetic experts have now suggested that the Poker Face singer has undergone cosmetic work including a rhinoplasty, buccal fat removal and even surgery to reshape the corners of her eyes.

In one YouTube videoDr. Joel Kopelman, a facial plastic surgeon in New York City, also told his 39,000 subscribers that she may also have undergone a controversial, non-surgical skin tightening procedure, which he “doesn’t believe is worth the risks ‘.

Examining her transformation over the past two decades, the doctor compared a photo of her from 2004, when she was 18 years old, in which she had “asymmetry in her upper left eyelid compared to the right” and a “fullness” at the tip of the eyelid. nose.

In 2010, the Born This Way singer is “starting to look different,” he noted.

She may have had a rhinoplasty, as her nose “looks narrower” and “the nasal tip is more accentuated.”

A rhinoplasty, commonly called a rhinoplasty, involves surgery performed from the nostrils (a closed rhinoplasty) or by making a small incision in the nose.

By breaking and repositioning the nasal bone, a surgeon can also reduce the width of the nose and achieve a narrower appearance.

“Plus, her lips look fuller and she is probably using some fillers to fill and enlarge her lips,” Dr. Kopelman added.

When he compared photos of her face just a year later, in 2011, at the age of 25, “she clearly looks different,” he also noted.

Her eyelids are now turned upward, indicating that she may have undergone a procedure to elevate the eyes: a lateral canthoplasty.

This could also have been achieved with PDO threads, which are threads placed under the skin to tighten and lift loose or sagging areas.

“This is generally a very temporary procedure that, in my opinion, carries significant risk because it is very temporary and I don’t believe it is worth the risks,” Dr. Kopelman said.

The results of the half-hour procedure normally last about two years.

But Save Face, a national register of licensed practitioners in Britain that campaigns for better safety standards, has long warned of rising complaints about the treatments.

Victims are usually women over 40 who want to appear younger.

By 2012, Dr. Kopelman, notes and photos of Lady Gaga suggest that “the BOB threads have been worn or removed.”

She has always denied that she had any surgery. Yet cosmetic experts have now suggested that the Poker Face singer has undergone cosmetic work including a rhinoplasty, buccal fat removal and even surgery to reshape the corners of her eyes.

In a YouTube video, Dr. Joel Kopelman, a facial plastic surgeon in New York City, also told his 39,000 subscribers that she may also have undergone a controversial, non-surgical skin tightening procedure that he “doesn’t believe is worth the risks.” .

When he compared photos of her face just a year later, in 2011, at the age of 25, “she clearly looks different,” he also noted. In the photo, in 2011

Her youthful appearance, in 2015 at age 29, may be due to plumping her lips and hollowing out her cheeks, which he attributes to the removal of buccal fat.

“She has used makeup in the past to create this hollowing out, but now I think there is a structural change,” he added.

It involves removing buccal fat, which can give the face a more contoured appearance removing a small amount of buccal fat deposits from the cheeks.

‘But over time, some people don’t look better. They actually look older, so you have to approach these procedures with a lot of caution,” he noted.

In 2018, Lady Gaga probably underwent surgery on her eyelids, given the symmetry between both eyelids.

Yet her lips are no longer symmetrically filled, indicating that her lip filler injection was “out of balance.”

Five years later, in 2023, photos also show a “deflation of the problem below her eyebrow” due to “tissue volume shrinkage,” he said.

This may be a result of filler in the tissue under the eyebrow.

There is also a ‘an upward movement towards her lower eyelids’, which the House of Gucci actress suggests’maybe gone back to PDO threads’.

He added: ‘By 2024 she will look much more conservative.

In 2018, Lady Gaga likely underwent surgery on her eyelids, given the symmetry between both eyelids, Dr. Kopelman said. In the photo, in 2022

Earlier this year, Dr. Gary Linkov, a leading American plastic surgeon based in New York, also argued that Lady Gaga may have had a rhinoplasty, cheek and lip filler, buccal fat removal and Botox. In the photo, in 2014

“She’s starting to emphasize her talents as an actress rather than her images and personality as a performer.”

Earlier this year, Dr. Gary Linkov, a leading American plastic surgeon based in New York, also argued that Lady Gaga may have had a rhinoplasty, cheek and lip filler, buccal fat removal and Botox.

In a TikTok seen more than 18,000 times, he suggested she could also have had under-eye filler, a “brow lift and a possible facelift procedure.”

But the star has always denied ever having cosmetic surgery.

In a 2013 interview on the Howard Stern Show, she admitted that she was addicted to fillers.

“I’ve never done any work before, but I went through a phase where I smoked weed and I was really obsessed with getting facial injections,” she said.

In 2011, she also told Harper’s Bazaar: ‘I’ve never had plastic surgery, there are a lot of pop singers who have.

‘I think that promoting insecurity in the form of plastic surgery is infinitely more harmful than an artistic expression related to body modification.’

However, she added, “I am an artist and I have the ability and free will to choose how the world will envision me.”