Among the rows of tech bros, celebrities and Trump family members at the inauguration were women with familiar faces.
Plump lips, round cheeks, lifted eyes, sharp jawlines and creaseless foreheads dominated the event, plastic surgeons told DailyMail.com.
New York City-based Dr. Kopelman said many of the guests had various cosmetic “touch-ups” done to look their best for the big day.
He complimented country singer Carrie Underwood on her fuller lips and fullness in her cheeks, which he said could be the result of recent fillers.
Lauren Sanchez attracted attention (particularly that of Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg) because of her outfit: a white lace bustier visible under a white blazer.
But what caught the eye of Dr. David Shokrian, a plastic surgeon who also lives in New York, were her pursed lips, which he believes may have been achieved with Botox around the mouth, as well as a lesser-known procedure that involved permanent lip filler instead of dissolvable lip fillers . injectables that most surgeons use.
While Trump has had an incredible impact on American culture and politics, Dr. Kopelman said the aesthetic associated with the slender noses, high cheekbones, smooth skin and defined jawlines of Ivanka, Melania and the Trump women are driving trends in the plastic surgery has influenced.
Now that Trump becomes president again, Dr. Kopelman “believes that this style of surgery and non-invasive procedures will grow in popularity, especially as social media continues to raise beauty standards.”
Ahead of the inauguration, MAGA fans like Amanda Till, a 42-year-old tech conservative entrepreneur based in Palm Beach, Florida, revealed how many of Trump's supporters wanted to look their best during the inauguration and beyond.
Carrie Underwood also appears to have undergone Botox injections and fillers, according to Dr. Giselle Prado-Wright, a cosmetic surgeon based in Florida.
Jeff Bezos' wife, Lauren Sanchez, 55, is said to have had a facelift, as well as botox around her mouth and in her cheeks
She herself revealed to the New York Post that she had spent between $50,000 and $60,000 on Botox, fillers, a thread lift, a hydrafacial and several lasers.
In her case, she said she wanted to look her best during trips to Mar-A-Lago, where “inspirational” people like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos frequent.
The expert speculated that two lesser-known guests at the inauguration, philanthropist and financier couple Laura and Isaac Perlmutter, may also have received some cosmetic work.
Amanda Till, a 42-year-old tech entrepreneur from Palm Beach, shared with the New York Post that many Trump supporters wanted to look their best at the inauguration. She recently spent $50,000 to $60,000 on Botox, fillers, a thread lift, a hydrofacial and several laser treatments
There are also rumors that Elon Musk, who sat next to the Trump family during the ceremony, has undergone a hair transplant to combat premature baldness.
Meanwhile, Lara Trump, Trump's daughter-in-law, also received harsh criticism on social media and Dr. Kopelman described her as “somewhat overcrowded.”
He added: 'Her smoother skin tone and more pronounced cheekbones suggest the use of Botox and fillers.
'Her youthful, polished appearance can also be supported by treatments such as chemical peels or laser resurfacing, which help with skin texture and tone.'
Meanwhile, according to Dr. Giselle Prado-Wright, a cosmetic surgeon based in Florida, Carrie Underwood showed signs of cosmetic alterations during her rendition of “America Is Beautiful.”
Dr. Prado-Wright said: 'Her use of lip filler is evident, especially when she observes the movement of her lips as she sings, as the placement of the filler can then become more noticeable.'
The star – who joined American Idol as a judge last year – has been open about undergoing surgery after a nasty fall in 2017 that left her needing more than 40 stitches in her face.
However, she never admitted to having cosmetic work done and what exactly the surgery entailed.
Meanwhile, Lauren Sanchez is believed to have had a facelift, according to Dr. Kopelman, who said the giveaway was her ears.
'It's called the pixie deformity. It's actually something you want to avoid with facelifting because it doesn't look natural, it looks weird,” said Dr. Kopelman.
Elon Musk pictured in 2000, left, and again this week at Trump's inauguration with a full head of hair
Isaac Perlmutter, pictured at the inauguration (second from right), next to Elon Musk, may have had fillers in his cheeks, doctors told DailyMail.com
The pixie ear deformity can be recognized by its “stuck” or “pulled” appearance, which is caused by the tension around the facelift cheek and jawline, he said.
But what struck Dr. Shokrian most were her lips. Instead of being filled with hyaluronic acid, Dr. Shokrian believes Ms. Sanches underwent a silicone injection, something doctors are no longer legally allowed to do.
He said: 'If you look closely at her lips, you can see that they are lumpy and bumpy, and that is a telltale sign of silicone, or any other permanent substance like biopolymer, silicon, hydrogel, something like that in the lips.
'When I saw her, I could immediately tell that silicone had been placed in her lips. The silicone has migrated and that has caused these types of irregularities.'
Her mouth is also elongated, which could be due to a facelift.
Dr. However, Shokrian believed that she had a 'Joker face': the phenomenon of injecting too much Botox around the corners of the mouth or in the lower face, resulting in raised lips at the corners, creating a perpetual smile.
Ivanka's striking looks have sparked a trend in plastic surgery (left), while doctors said Lara was 'a little too full'
As for the Trump family, the cosmetic experts said Ivanka Trump was a shining example of how cosmetic work can be subtle and effective.
Dr. Kopelman said: 'Her defined jawline suggests improvements through fillers, chin augmentation or non-invasive skin tightening treatments such as radiofrequency or ultrasound-based therapies.
Dr. Shokrian said Ivanka will likely opt for fat transfer to her face every eight months and will likely have a fantastic injector or plastic surgeon taking care of her.
“She's not swollen,” he added. “I don't think she comes in every six months and gets her cheeks filled.”
DailyMail.com has reached out to all of the inaugural guests mentioned in this article for comment but has not yet heard back.
