Jennifer Lawrence, 35, revealed in a recent New Yorker interview (October 27) that she plans to undergo breast augmentation surgery in November. The actress explained that her time in the public eye has influenced her prior beauty routines, including using Botox (but no fillers).
Lawrence also shared candid reflections on her experiences with pregnancy: while her first pregnancy was relatively easy, she said that after her second, “nothing bounced back,” which has contributed to her decision to pursue plastic surgery to feel more comfortable in her own body.
“Being in the spotlight definitely impacts how you see yourself,” she told the magazine.
Her openness comes amid a wider cultural conversation about cosmetic procedures among celebrities, including facelifts, Botox, and body-contouring surgeries. Cosmetic surgery has become increasingly common and widely accepted, with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) reporting around 16 million cosmetic surgeries performed annually in the United States.
While some procedures, like Botox and facelifts, have been popular for decades, newer surgeries, including body-enhancing procedures, are rapidly growing in popularity. Lawrence’s announcement is part of a broader trend where celebrities are more openly discussing their choices regarding cosmetic surgery, helping normalize the conversation for the public.
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