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Anonymous wrote:This woman hasn't had surgery - those of you claiming she had sound ridiculous. She has the same face she's always had, just aged a bit. In fact, her nose is the type that most actresses probably would have surgically altered, but she has not.
Disagree. Her b/w photo shows nostrils more in line with her bridge. The photos in color all show a narrowing of the tip and her nostrils shaped differently, more flared out to the sides.
That is just silly. The two photos are taken at different angles, for one. Of course the second one shows her nostrils more prominently - she’s tilting her head to the side! Her nose is exactly the same. It certainly isn’t any smaller as she’s aged.
The colored photos at the top of the page. There you can see her nose from the front. Compare those to the b/w photo. If you still can't see any difference, then you'll never see it.
We'll just have to agree to disagree. There is zero evidence that she's had plastic surgery.
You’re obviously not close to 60. Look, it’s very possible to be all natural and beautiful at 60, but nonetheless, there will be signs of aging that appear - softening of the jawline, sagging eyelids, compared to 50 or 40. There is zero chance she has not had subtle help. Look at Annette Bening to see a beautiful 60-something woman who has taken very good care of herself but has not had plastic surgery.

PP here - I’m 58. And while I’m not as pretty as Calista, I have aged in much the same way. Minimal sagging, wrinkling, etc. I look at her and see someone who is clearly my age and who is aging gracefully without surgery. That said, I can see subtle signs of aging - her neck and eyelids look about like mine and that of my similarly aged friends.
Again, neither of us has any proof either way, so we’ll just have to agree to disagree.