Meg Ryan - Cosmetic Surgery

The 1961-born actress Meg Ryan is a natural aging champion, known for her roles in iconic movies such as "Addicted to Love," "When Harry Met Sally," and "Kate & Leopold." She began her acting career in college, but she didn't complete her education because she was solely focused on acting.

Despite her affinity for natural methods, there were rumors in 2016 that she had undergone cosmetic surgery to maintain a youthful appearance. Even though there's no confirmation of this, her appearance did seem slightly altered. Nevertheless, Ryan's contributions to the film industry remain timeless, and she continues to inspire fans with her talent and commitment to the craft.

Carrie Fisher - Substance Addiction

Princess Leia, portrayed by Carrie Fisher in the "Star Wars" franchise, is her most unforgettable role. Despite remaining silent about her substance addiction issues, the "Hannah and Her Sisters" actress publicly acknowledged her struggles with substance abuse, attributed to her health struggles.

She severally admitted that drugs made her feel normal, although it's uncertain if her death may have been linked to her years of substance addiction. Regardless, Fisher's honesty about her challenges brought attention to mental health and addiction issues, encouraging others to seek help. Her legacy lives on through her iconic role and her advocacy for mental health awareness.

Clint Eastwood - Old Age

Renowned Hollywood actor Clint Eastwood has enjoyed a prosperous and gratifying life. With a net worth of $375 million, he likely has multiple undisclosed investments, and despite his advanced age, the former Carmel-by-the-Sea mayor remains content with his life, openly expressing his satisfaction. One possible factor contributing to his longevity could be his avoidance of addiction.

Despite his instantly recognizable image with a cigar hanging from his lips, the "Million Dollar Baby" star is actually a non-smoker. Though Eastwood is in his 90s, he's still a busy man, as he's still working as a film director and actor and doesn't seem to be retiring soon.

Kelly McGillis - Addiction to Smoking

Do you remember Kelly McGillis, Tom Cruise's leading lady in "Top Gun?" You might be taken aback by her recent transformation after so many years. Once considered a stunning Hollywood diva, she has aged faster than her peers due to her addiction to smoking.

The "Stake Land" actress's appearance has notably changed, with visible premature aging signs like a double chin and gray hair. It's doubtful that she would be a good match for Tom Cruise today, but it's worth noting that she has been sober since 2010. As of 2022, McGillis works as a drama teacher at a college in North Carolina.

Kevin Federline - Weight Gain

Kevin Federline, the acclaimed TV personality, rapper, and DJ, put on some extra pounds at a time when he was likely going through some emotional stress following his divorce from singer Britney Spears in 2007. His weight gain gave him a rather rotund figure and an enlarged face, making him look older than his real age.

The former dancer, wrestler, and model signed up for a weight loss program that helped him shed more than 30 pounds, leaving him looking better and fitter. Federline, who occasionally works out, has maintained a healthy lifestyle to avoid the risk of obesity and other health-related problems.

Donatella Versace - A Blend of Things

The Versace Empire got a new leader in Donatella Versace following the 1997 death of her brother Gianni Versace. Her addiction to crack is well known, and despite successfully figuring out how to stay clean for a time, her sibling's assassination prompted her relapse.

Soon after, she experienced a nervous breakdown, which constrained her to look for assistance from a recovery facility—a solace she could afford without any problem because of her remarkable $400 million riches. The effects of medication misuse, combined with Botox treatment and emotional stress, point to her past enslavement, which is visible on her face and in her aging.

Janet Jackson - Extra Weight

The iconic singer Janet Jackson, who has blessed us with her presence and music for years, has seen her body transform since her days in the '80s. She remains a financially successful artist, worth an estimated $180 million, but seemingly put on a few pounds at some point in her career.

Janet, who starred in "Good Times, Diff'rent Strokes," gained weight after giving birth to her son in 2017, leaving her a shadow of her former self. Fortunately, the Queen of Pop took matters into her own hands, adopting a healthy eating plan that combined the intake of lean proteins, complex carbs, and good fats.

Kathleen Turner - Alcohol Intake

Kathleen Turner is fondly remembered for her iconic roles in "Body Heat" and "Crimes of Passion," which earned her a huge following. Unfortunately, she developed a health problem that somewhat compelled her to turn to substances and alcohol to numb her pain. The results left her looking like a pale shadow of herself.

Once she realized her reliance, Turner went to rehab, where she picked up a healthy regimen consisting of light exercises, a balanced diet, and a healthy lifestyle to allow her to make a full recovery. The two-time Golden Globe Award winner had a busy 2022, appearing in "Spark Hunter" and "The Swearing Jar."

Matthew Perry - Substance Abuse

The iconic actor Matthew Perry played Chandler Bing in the popular sitcom "Friends" and left a lasting impression on the viewers. Unfortunately, due to his drastic transformation and long history of substance abuse, many of his fans may fail to recognize him.

Despite multiple attempts to recover, the "Almost Heroes" actor faced setbacks during his time in rehab and gained a significant amount of weight over the years, which, along with the substance abuse, sparked the changes. Perry has been receiving treatment and therapy and is doing well for himself as he co-developed and acted in the 2015 CBS sitcom "The Odd Couple."

 

Michael Jackson - Addiction and Plastic Surgery

The music industry icon known as the "King of Pop," Michael Jackson, captured the hearts of many music enthusiasts with timeless classics and became one of the most awarded pop music artists in history. However, in the height of his career, the "Beat It" hitmaker reportedly experienced considerable stress, anxiety, and depression.

This was due to his overwhelming fame and public scrutiny, coupled with a series of unsettling controversies surrounding him. These pressures might have prompted him to seek solace in prescription medication and undergo numerous plastic surgeries. In 2009, his tragic death from a drug overdose left the world in shock and disbelief.

Lil' Kim - Plastic Surgery

For over two decades, the 1974-born singer Lil' Kim has set records as a female rapper and has received many accolades. However, she's had controversies in various major aspects of her life, including undergoing a significant physical transformation over the years, gaining considerable weight, and opting for multiple plastic surgeries.

Despite her financial success, the "Magic Stick" hitmaker has prioritized altering her natural appearance, and her once-natural features now appear highly artificial, making them difficult to recognize. The extent of her financial investment in these alterations is surprising, considering the unnatural and exaggerated appearance she has acquired through the multiple procedures.

Teri Hatcher - Botox Treatment

It's customary in the entertainment industry to reject allegations of undergoing plastic surgery, Botox treatments or other enhancements. Everyone desires to appear naturally beautiful, even as they age. The "Desperate Housewives" actress Teri Hatcher, has long denied rumors of having received Botox treatment.

In an effort to prove herself, she posted a photo of her bare face after showering on social media and she appeared to have aged naturally, like other women in her peer. Whether or not the "Tomorrow Never Dies" actress has undergone any treatments, we hope she maintains a healthy diet and age-appropriate fitness routine to combat age-related issues.

Carrot Top - Face Lift Surgery

Carrot Top is a well-known American stand-up comedian and actor who has been performing in Las Vegas for more than 20 years, with his shows being quite popular. He's recognized mainly for his bright red hair, which is his signature feature. Although his overall look has changed over the years, he still retains a bit of his old self.

It's not clear if the "Dennis the Menace Strikes Again!" star has had any cosmetic surgery, but he doesn't seem to have any botched surgeries. The man famous for his prop comedy still looks very good for his age and is entertaining a lot of people.

Pamela Anderson - Substance Dependence

Pamela Anderson's struggle with substance dependence has been an open secret, and the effects of it have been evident in her aging. Despite her long battle with addiction, she's been candid about her experience and has even sought help from substance rehab centers.

However, the former Playboy magazine model has enough money in her bank accounts—roughly $20 million—that she's able to find ways to make herself look younger. Though she may not be the idol of every woman or the dream girl of every man she once was, she's still an example for many of her fans who are dealing with similar issues.

Lindsay Lohan - Alcohol and Substance Dependence

Once an A-list movie star, Lindsay Lohan became well-known for her roles in a number of iconic films, including "Mean Girls," which made her a household name. However, her thriving acting career became overshadowed by her struggles with substance abuse, multiple arrests for DUI, and other controversies at some point.

Despite this, the "Black Hole" singer sought help from rehab centers, which saw her briefly change her residence to Dubai in search of peace outside of her old life in Hollywood. A much happier and seemingly settled Lohan returned to the big screen in 2022 with starring roles in "Lovestruck High" and "Falling for Christmas."

John Travolta - Weight Gain

The "Die Hart" movie franchise star John Travolta is known for his weight loss drill for the 1977 film "Saturday Night Forever." However, the popular "Grease" and "Face/Off" actor, who owns four planes and is a private pilot, gained weight in the late '00s after losing his son, prematurely aging him and making him appear unfit.

Due to his busy on-screen schedules, Travolta didn't stay long before hitting the gym to shed some pounds. The birth of his youngest son also influenced and motivated the $250 million thespian to become physically fit. In 2020, he unfortunately lost his actress wife, Kelly Preston.

Kim Novak - Botox Mishap

To many people, the former successful actress Kim Novak retired quite early while her career was at its peak in 1991, aged just 58. The 1933 Chicago-born actress, who received critical acclaim for her performance in Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo," retreated to a private life and took up painting to work as a visual artist.

In 2014, when she was seen out and about, many were shocked to see her in an unrecognizable state. It was later revealed that Novak, "The Man with the Golden Arm" actress, had overdone her Botox treatments, leading to her face becoming stiff. This once-stunning Hollywood star has sadly changed a lot.

Haley Joel Osment - Alcoholism

The movie "The Sixth Sense" became the breakout performance for Haley Joel Osment, thrusting him to fame as a child actor aged just 11. His role as a young boy who could see dead people earned him a lot of fame and money, but fame came with a lot of problems.

Osment took to excessive drinking, which became a big problem for him, as it's reported that it led to his significant weight gain. Luckily, the "Somebody I Used to Know" actor, who's yet to hit big heights as an adult actor, has turned his life around by joining Alcoholics Anonymous and adopting a healthier lifestyle.

Keith Richards - Extreme Substance Abuse

The 1943-born "Before They Make Me Run" singer Keith Richards is a renowned guitarist of The Rolling Stones who's aging gracefully. Despite that, he's had long-documented troubles with his long-term dependency on drugs, which began in the '60s and '70s when the band was at its peak.

Along with legendary singer-songwriter Mick Jagger, Richards got arrested for drug possession on multiple occasions. Furthermore, complications stemming from the "Happy" singer's substance abuse were just around the corner, as a mishap in Fiji necessitated cranial surgery. Over the years, the ravages of a life of substance use have left their mark on his face.

Prince William - Receding Hairline

The heir to the British monarchy, Prince William, is perhaps the proud possessor of a grin resembling that of his mother, Princess Diana. For many years, the Prince of Wales, born in 1982 in London, was regarded as the most desirable bachelor. Unfortunately, he also inherited his father's, Prince Charles', baldness.

A look that once captivated the world has matured and lost its youthful flair, and it doesn't help that he's aging so rapidly with his receding hairline. Nevertheless, his handsome family, which comprises his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales, and kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, compensates for any shortfall in his looks.

Slash - Weight Issues

British-American musician Saul Hudson, professionally known as Slash, is a spectacular lead guitarist for the rock band Guns N' Roses. He briefly left the group for a successful solo career, which saw him release hit singles such as "Anastasia" and "Sweet Child O' Mine," before making his way back to the musical outfit in 2016.

However, Slash had a long-running substance and alcohol addiction, which led to successful heart surgery in the early '00s. En route to recovery, the sober musician gained weight, which drastically changed his physical appearance. Fortunately, he managed to overcome his dependency and embraced a proper weight loss plan to keep fit.

 

Brigitte Bardot - Effects of Big C Treatment

Famed French singer, model, and actress Brigitte Bardot was renowned for her unparalleled beauty and stunning looks during Hollywood's golden age. Since retiring from acting and singing in 1973, the "And God Created Woman" actress has been devoted to a variety of philanthropic causes, particularly being an advocate for animal rights.

The 1934-born thespian has had a long-running battle with the big "C" and even made an attempt on her life at some point. Perhaps the chemotherapy used for her treatment made her appear gaunt, but we are relieved she's still devoting her time to admirable and relevant causes regardless of her fast-receding age.

Kelly Osbourne - Substance Abuse

The Osbournes are infamous for their hedonistic shindigs. So, it's not a wonder that Kelly Osbourne, daughter of ex-Black Sabbath lead vocalist Ozzy Osbourne, became hooked on prescription medication following a tonsillectomy. Furthermore, when she discovered her mom, Sharon Osbourne, was suffering from a terminal illness, the strain was too much and her habit spiraled out of control.

Kelly got help at a detox clinic, yet the damage was done—she had gained a considerable amount of weight, and her features had taken a toll. However, the "Project Runway Junior" judge embraced regular exercise and healthy eating, which led to her incredible transformation.

Katie Holmes - Rumored Substance Addiction

Following her divorce from Tom Cruise in 2012, actress-director Katie Holmes' appearance changed drastically, with speculation abounding as to what caused the transformation. Some attributed the "Thank You for Smoking" star's shocking transformation to the strain of the breakup, while others cited a sleep disorder and/or substance abuse.

Regardless, "The Secret: Dare to Dream" and "Alone Together" actress gathered herself after the traumatic events to bring her life back on track. Her previously extremely degenerated and emaciated-looking face is radiant and lively thanks to the adoption of a four-times-a-week exercise regimen. The "Dawson's Creek" starlet loves boxing, spinning, yoga, and occasional dance classes.

Amy Winehouse - Drinking

The heavily talented singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse was an electric and expressive musician famed for her deep voice and outstanding contralto vocals. Fame and fortune likely came quickly to her, and she became engrossed in excessive alcohol and substance abuse. A rehab stint and therapy didn't do much, leaving her looking terrible.

Unfortunately, the iconic singer died in 2011, reportedly from alcohol poisoning. The world mourned her loss and paid homage to her short-lived career. Her albums have won many accolades, including five Grammys and an Ivor Novello Award for her song "Love Is a Losing Game." Her legacy still inspires many aspiring singers.

 

Kimberly Anne Scott - Substance Abuse

Kimberly Anne Scott, the former spouse of renowned rapper Eminem, is also the mother of his daughter, Hailie Scott. The two had an on-and-off relationship, with close friends describing them as deeply in love but prone to conflicts. They first met as teenagers and went through multiple divorces and remarriages, resulting in Kim's struggling with substance abuse for some time.

The issue ultimately drove her sister to death by substance overdose, and these challenges took a toll on Kim's physical appearance, causing her to age prematurely. Recent reports suggest that she has made significant progress in her recovery and has written several children's books.

Barbara Eden - Face Lift Surgery

The beloved actress of the popular television series "I Dream of Jeannie," Barbara Eden, left an unforgettable impression on audiences worldwide with her vivaciousness and charm. However, despite her professional success, her personal life has been marred by difficulties. The "Flaming Star" actress endured significant stress due to two divorces and the tragic loss of her only son.

Consequently, Eden suffered a complete nervous breakdown that was fortunately successfully treated, and she was able to return to a relatively normal life. Despite opting for plastic surgery to maintain her youthful appearance, her facelift has had the unintended effect of making her look somewhat artificial.

Caitlyn (Bruce) Jenner - Gender Transformation

Former Olympic champion Bruce Jenner made headlines in April 2015 when she revealed her true identity as a transgender woman and changed her name to Caitlyn Jenner. Her journey to transition involved a series of cosmetic surgeries and hormone treatments, and she has since become a prominent figure in the LGBTQ+ community.

As the father of Kendall and Kylie Jenner, who are both successful models, Caitlyn is also a notable public figure in the entertainment industry. She has also been involved in politics, running for governor of California in 2021. Though she ultimately failed in the race, her candidacy sparked conversations about trans-representation in politics.

Tara Reid - Cosmetic Surgery

Tara Reid, who's renowned for her roles in the "American Pie" films and "The Big Lebowski," revealed that her cosmetic surgery did not yield the results she desired. The "Alone in the Dark" actress underwent a liposuction procedure that resulted in a botched surgery.

Consequently, she underwent another surgery to rectify the issue, and the blonde beauty has recently been losing weight, leading to speculation of an eating disorder. Reid, on the other hand, has been active in the entertainment industry for a number of years. She has remained dedicated to her career and continues to grace our screens with her talent.

Macaulay Culkin - Substance Abuse

The iconic movie series of the '90s, "Home Alone," catapulted Macaulay Culkin to stardom and made him a household name. The then-talented child actor impressed everyone with his performance and became a sensation during his teenage years. He amassed an incredible fortune, but unfortunately, he struggled with addiction issues and squandered his wealth.

Culkin took a break from acting in 1994 but returned to the screen later in 2003 and has been active since then. However, his appearance has raised concern because his hollow cheeks, gray beard, and disheveled look make him appear older than his age, but he seems to be doing better.

 

Demi Moore - Substance Abuse

Demi Moore became well known after her appearance in the 1982 soap opera "General Hospital." It's inconceivable that the exquisite, diminutive actress, who will always be remembered for her beauty, would age so dramatically. Regrettably, she did, especially after her divorce from Ashton Kutcher in 2013, which didn't end well.

Whether it was due to emotional pressure or speculated substance abuse, it caused rapid aging. The 1962-born actress was even hospitalized for a time to recover, but she eventually recovered and came back to the screen. She has worked tremendously in films like "Please Baby Please" and "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent."

Pierce Brosnan - Grief and Heartbreak

Since the Irish-born actor Pierce Brosnan began performing in the '70s, the ever-charming character has long impressed us with his elegant appearance. His portrayal of James Bond as a nonconformist and suave detective was highly credible, but his good looks began to fade after a while due to his protruding belly and an unkempt beard.

"The Fourth Protocol" star tragically lost his spouse to a terminal illness more than a decade ago, and in 2013, he lost his daughter to the same malady, which was extremely devastating. Fortunately, some weight reduction, mental support, and a fitness regimen would help him regain his form.

Shannen Doherty - The Big C Effect

Shannen Doherty entered the entertainment world at a young age and swiftly gained recognition by appearing in numerous TV films and series. The "Beverly Hills, 90210" star was popularly known as the archetypal "villain" of Hollywood for her reputation for causing trouble on set, being difficult to work with, and dealing with legal problems, which kept her constantly in the media spotlight.

Doherty has struggled with health issues for an extended period, and in 2015, she revealed that she had been diagnosed with a terminal illness and that due to prolonged treatment, her body was affected. The "Our House" actress has transformed, and not many people can recognize her.

Barbra Streisand - Natural Aging

Remarkable singer Barbra Streisand is one of the few performers to have acquired major awards, including two Oscars, ten Grammys, Tony, and Emmy awards. Despite being in her 80s, she embraces natural aging, displaying some fine lines on her face, a receding hairline, and a heavier body. Unlike many stars, the "Woman in Love" hitmaker refuses to undergo cosmetic surgery.

Instead, Streisand has hired personal trainers, nutritionists, and financial planners to assist her in confronting the challenges of aging. Streisand's dedication to natural aging serves as a positive example, highlighting that aging is a natural part of life and should be embraced rather than feared.

Jocelyn Wildenstein - Excess Cosmetic Transformation

Jocelyn Wildenstein, a Swiss-born American socialite, rose to prominence as a Hollywood celebrity who has developed an addiction to cosmetic surgery. She has undergone numerous procedures, and as a result, it's hard to remember her natural features before she started altering them.

Initially, it was rumored that she did it to please her ex-husband, but now her face appears bumpy, comical, and artificial. Unfortunately, she has lost all her natural prettiness due to the excessive surgeries, and it's quite alarming to see how her face has been transformed into something unrecognizable. This raises concerns about the addictive nature of cosmetic surgery and its long-term effects.