Jennifer Aniston sparked speculations about cosmetic surgery when she appeared on the red carpet in Los Angeles this weekend to promote her Apple TV+ series, “The Morning Show.” The 55-year-old actress appeared to have a swollen region below her left eye and bigger lips. Fans have commented on her seemingly more “tired” appearance.Dr. Richard Devine, a plastic surgeon, speculated that Jennifer Aniston’s new look was the product of a failed cosmetic treatment.
He attributed the changes to an excessive infusion of a gel-like substance into the tear trough, which is located between the lower eyelid and the cheek. Tear trough filler is a popular choice among celebrities for treating drooping, crow’s feet, and undereye bags. “What we’re seeing here is tear trough filler gone wrong,” Dr. Devine stated in a social media video.
“Complications like this occur when too much filler is injected, or when the product attracts too much water, causing swelling.”Dr. Devine said that excessive filler projection could result in shadows around the eyes and deep ridges in the mid-cheek, making the patient appear exhausted and old. As people age, the area under their eyes may appear sunken due to a natural loss of facial volume.
Fillers, which are commonly comprised of hyaluronic acid, are used to draw water to the area, making it appear plumper, but the results might take days to weeks to settle.Dr. Elie Levine, a plastic surgeon in New York City, also thought that the swelling under Jennifer Aniston’s left eye was likely caused by filler. “She has some swelling under her left eye, probably from fillers,” he told me.
He pointed out that such edema could result from a single injection or multiple treatments, particularly considering Aniston’s age. He proposed that dissolving fillers or utilizing lasers to tighten the skin could solve the problem. Dr. Levine also noticed a little swelling under Aniston’s left eye in March 2023, which suggests that makeup may have previously masked the swelling more successfully. He noted on Aniston’s larger lips, implying that they could be another indication of filler use.