Jennifer Aniston New Cut

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never understood all the hype about this very plain woman.

As a young actress on a very popular tv show, she was pretty in a cute way: thin, tan, great hair, and a fun personality on screen.

As she aged, she built a lean, toned yoga-looking body and was always photographed with great hair and cool clothes. She had an ideal and attainable aesthetic, often pictured in great jeans and fabulous yet basic tops that showed off her arms.

She’s not the most gorgeous actress. But she built a brand on her best features and was heavily photographed long before social media influencers were a thing. She was essentially an influencer before social media thanks to magazines. She was everywhere all the time—on magazine covers and style columns.

She’s a mediocre actress and I suspect she’s a broken person with a lot of issues, but nonetheless she established herself as an A list celeb…mostly by leveraging her best assets.

[Anonymous]

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPRKqe5EL/

This doctor goes into what she should have done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPRKqe5EL/

This doctor goes into what she should have done.

She has a fabulous body in a great dress but she really looks like she wants to cry- I think she is hyper-aware of her filler flaws and is just struggling under camera scrutiny. I feel sorry for any actress whose main thing was being young and cute(most). There are very few actresses like Olivia Colman or Meryl Streep.

[Anonymous]

I don't understand why wealthy women go for fillers. Just get the facelift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have never understood all the hype about this very plain woman.

As a young actress on a very popular tv show, she was pretty in a cute way: thin, tan, great hair, and a fun personality on screen.

As she aged, she built a lean, toned yoga-looking body and was always photographed with great hair and cool clothes. She had an ideal and attainable aesthetic, often pictured in great jeans and fabulous yet basic tops that showed off her arms.

She’s not the most gorgeous actress. But she built a brand on her best features and was heavily photographed long before social media influencers were a thing. She was essentially an influencer before social media thanks to magazines. She was everywhere all the time—on magazine covers and style columns.

She’s a mediocre actress and I suspect she’s a broken person with a lot of issues, but nonetheless she established herself as an A list celeb…mostly by leveraging her best assets.

I agree with everything you wrote. But, we also need to talk about how she milked her very publicized split from her ex-husband to keep her name in the tabloids. This ensured her a level of relevance that simply didn't match her talent or lack thereof. Being a white (thin) woman who was an alum of a hit tv show helped a great deal but, in my opinion, the hyper publicity surrounding her post-divorce life made her of a thing that anything else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why wealthy women go for fillers. Just get the facelift.

Fillers are from the devil. Saw a plastic surgeon explain that the worst results are people who are trying to get a “lifted” effect with fillers, and then it all just sags downward, and they just keep adding and adding, thinking it’s “dissolved” when it really hasn’t and you end up looking like a puffy wax figure. To make it worse, plastic surgeons say that having used fillers makes it hard to get a good result with a facelift, because it changes the elasticity of the layer under your skin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you google, there are tons of plastic surgeons who basically say she’s wrecked her face.

The summary version:

She had what was considered “good” procedures a long time ago when docs handled fillers a certain way, but now they take a different/better approach…so her old procedures screwed up her face. She did too much around her mouth and lines/folds around her nose/cheeks—making her mouth/lips too wide and her lower face too masculine.

There’s speculation she’s trying to first things up so she can have a proper facelift.

She does look wider and more masculine. Again: it’s old technology at play. Too many quick fixes when what she really needed was a facelift.

Can you expand on what you mean by old technology. And what would should have been done? I always hear you should hold off on the face lifts as long as possible with min face lifts.

DP. Here is a plastic surgeon discussing misuse of fillers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOCrq2QKZJU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKJhCl0bVGE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Look at her on Hollywood reporter round table. Looks great.

Oh, I just watched this. Loved seeing the camaraderie and support all these talented ladies have for each other. Well worth the watch.

And agree that she, they all, looked great. JA has clearly had fillers - I'm not a fan - but she doesn't look too far gone yet with the work. Maybe what she had done in that one unflattering pic posted here has settled a bit now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you google, there are tons of plastic surgeons who basically say she’s wrecked her face.

The summary version:

She had what was considered “good” procedures a long time ago when docs handled fillers a certain way, but now they take a different/better approach…so her old procedures screwed up her face. She did too much around her mouth and lines/folds around her nose/cheeks—making her mouth/lips too wide and her lower face too masculine.

There’s speculation she’s trying to first things up so she can have a proper facelift.

She does look wider and more masculine. Again: it’s old technology at play. Too many quick fixes when what she really needed was a facelift.

Can you expand on what you mean by old technology. And what would should have been done? I always hear you should hold off on the face lifts as long as possible with min face lifts.

DP. Here is a plastic surgeon discussing misuse of fillers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOCrq2QKZJU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKJhCl0bVGE

Thanks for the videos. These are very informative! I had no clue how damaging fillers can be. I haven't done any anti-aging procedures and probably won't but I love being informed on what to look out for.

[Anonymous]

She has money. How does she not have the best doctors for this.
Demi looks great. So, it CAN be done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She has money. How does she not have the best doctors for this.
Demi looks great. So, it CAN be done.

Did you see Demi in the Brat Pack documentary? She looks like an alien.

[Anonymous]

Very good. As a man, I think bob are the sexiest type of hair style out of all. Long hair is whatever.