What 15 Celebrities Would Look Like if They Said No to Cosmetic Procedures and Aged Naturally

People
year ago

Most celebrities choose to undergo modern beauty procedures to maintain their youthful looks. But we thought it would be interesting to see what some of these famous people would look like, if they allowed themselves to age au naturel — sans surgeries and other cosmetic enhancements. And with the help of Artificial Intelligence and some photo editing, we came up with these images.

1. Kim Kardashian

2. Kris Jenner

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Wendy Maxwell
9 months ago

She's obviously had a nose job .. & she's have had hooded eyes ... & more wrinkles because you can see that she's got more wrinkles even with surgery. She'd also have had more jaw sagging ... & there's also a lot of filler/botox in her face atm ...

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3. Cher

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4. Courteney Cox

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5. Sharon Osbourne

Wendy Maxwell
9 months ago

There'd be a lot more hooded eyes, skin sagging in the face & neck ... & a lot more wrinkles.

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6. Jocelyn Wildenstein

7. Renée Zellweger

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8. Daryl Hannah

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9. Amy Schumer

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10. Janet Jackson

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11. Sarah, Duchess of York

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12. Priscilla Presley

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13. Meg Ryan

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14. Donatella Versace

15. Nicolas Cage

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Did we leave anyone out? Share your thoughts on having surgery to look younger in the comment section.

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