Plastic Surgery

Lindsay Lohan’s One Secret Ignites Cosmetic Surgery Rumors!


Get ready, America! Lindsay Lohan has teamed up with Netflix to sprinkle some holiday magic into our lives with her latest film, Our Little Secret. This romcom made its big debut last weekend, and instead of the usual chatter about predictable plots or cliché comedy, everyone can’t stop talking about one thing—Lohan’s stunning transformation!

Stepping onto the red carpet with a fresh blonde hairstyle that radiated confidence, Lohan looked fabulous and noticeably different. Social media erupted with comments, one quipping, “Is this woman a witch?” Others couldn’t believe how this 38-year-old seems to be “aging backwards.”

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We’ve entered what’s being called the “undetectable era” of cosmetic enhancements, where it’s clear something fabulous is happening, but we can’t quite put our finger on it. What Lohan has chosen to do—or not do—to her face is her business. The mantra these days? Just be yourself! You can embrace the aging process gracefully or opt for aesthetic treatments, just like Lohan’s upcoming co-star, Jamie Lee Curtis, who’ll join her in the much-anticipated sequel, Freakier Friday.

Lindsay’s face is a familiar one to millions. She burst into our lives in 1988 with The Parent Trap, and took the teen movie scene by storm in 2004 with Mean Girls. During her rise to fame, she, along with the likes of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, was relentlessly pursued by tabloids and paparazzi, often facing intrusive and damaging coverage.

Like many child stars, Lohan faced her share of struggles navigating the tough terrain from childhood fame to adulthood. After a challenging phase in her twenties that involved multiple rehab stints, she’s reportedly been sober for a decade now. She married investment banker Bader Shammas in 2022, and the couple now enjoys life in Dubai with their adorable 17-month-old son, Luai. Plus, her partnership with Netflix has reignited her career, marking a true Lohan-aissance!

Lindsay Lohan in February 2023 at a Christian Siriano runway show. Photo: Jamie McCarthy/New York Daily News/TNS

Lohan’s comeback has ignited enthusiasm across generations, and the praise for her new look has been overwhelmingly positive.

When we catch a glimpse of a star, we naturally compare their evolution. “Celebrities often have an iconic image frozen in time,” says aesthetic surgeon Dr. Jamil Asaria. “As they age, that youthful glow can fade, but sometimes, it’s beautifully revived.”

The human eye is remarkable at noticing subtle changes. “The difference in facial symmetry between extraordinarily beautiful people and the rest of us is a mere 1%,” says Asaria. In today’s world, we’re stepping into a golden age of plastic surgery, where patient and surgeon preferences have aligned with advanced techniques that yield almost unnoticeable results.

This is why the speculation surrounding stars like Lohan, Christina Aguilera, and Donatella Versace is rampant. “There are countless doctors sharing their theories online,” Asaria notes. He focuses on explaining the trends rather than engaging in speculation. In years past, noticeable procedures were the norm, but these days, many patients opt for subtle enhancements that keep the signs of aging at bay.

Lindsay Lohan in 2012, at the A&E Networks Upfront. Photo: AP Photo/Starpix Kristina Bumphrey

Over the last decade, Lohan has clearly indulged in aesthetic treatments. Many are now realizing that less is more when it comes to cosmetic procedures. Gone are the days of overly exaggerated features; instead, there’s a move towards a more natural look, as Asaria puts it, steering clear of “puffy, overfilled faces.”

While the results may be subtler now, they aren’t necessarily less invasive. “The focus has shifted back to surgery,” Asaria explains. The goal is to elevate and reposition skin that’s sagged over time.

The secret to achieving a flawless look lies in combining various procedures. “Imagine a deep plane facelift for lasting, natural results, paired with a slight brow lift, a touch of skin removal around the eyes, a bit of fat to restore lost volume, and a laser treatment to smooth out those fine lines,” says Asaria.

Lindsay Lohan in Our Little Secret, which debuted Nov. 27, 2024. Photo: Netflix

Lohan herself shared her approach to beauty, saying, “I just take care of my skin,” in a recent interview. She raves about her go-to products like Avene moisturizer and Peter Thomas Roth eye patches, while also mentioning her interest in non-invasive treatments. “I’ve tried Morpheus, IPL, and lasers. I try not to indulge too much but I’m always curious about what’s out there.”

These days, many clinics emphasize the benefits of laser treatments. “Lasers are game-changers,” says Asaria, “and with regular maintenance, you can delay or even avoid surgery.” Most laser treatments are fractionated, which means they focus on specific areas of the skin, creating microtraumas that heal quickly, ensuring minimal downtime. “It’s not like undergoing a major renovation in one go.”

Different lasers tackle various issues, from wrinkles to uneven skin tone. “They provide a smoother and more uniform appearance,” he explains, which is precisely the look Lohan flaunts on recent red carpets.

Lindsay Lohan at a special screening of Our Little Secret on Nov. 18, 2024. Photo: Getty Images for Netflix

38 today looks vastly different from 38 in decades past. “People are having children later, yet they look remarkably youthful,” Asaria observes. “This shift is attributed to a greater awareness of nutrition, fitness, and self-care. More individuals are exploring ways to enhance their appearance—after all, Pilates can only do so much!”

The goal of modern aesthetics is nuanced elegance, highlighting individuality. “Fewer people are coming in with the desire to look like the latest tabloid sensation,” Asaria concludes.


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