Madeleine Stowe Plastic Surgery

American actress Madeleine Stowe, 54, best known for her performances in the films "Revenge", "Stakeout", "Unlawful Entry", "The Last of the Mohicans", "Blink", "China Moon", "12 Monkeys", "The General's Daughter" and "We Were Soldiers", is rumored to have had plastic surgery (blepharoplasty, botox, dermal fillers and lip enhancement) to maintain her youthful look.  

In detail, Stowe's lips are more plump and bigger in shape than other parts of her face and seem a lot more different than they were back in her heyday, a sign that she had a lip enhancement with collagen injections. Her face seems very smooth and tight as there is no sign of wrinkle or sagging, which indicates that she likely had botox injections regularly to get rid of the aging signs. 

The question is: "What plastic surgeon experts believe about Madeleine Stowe's plastic surgery?"

According to plastic surgeon experts, it looks like Stowe had a lip augmentation with collagen injections, botox injections for her forehead and eyes, dermal fillers and blepharoplasty.


Plastic surgeon, Dr. Michael Salzhauer was quoted as saying: "Madeleine Stowe appears to keep her youthful look using cosmetic treatments such as Botox to her forehead and around her eyes (crow's feet), dermal fillers such as Restylane or Juvederm to her folds and to plump up her lips. She possibly had a lower blepharoplasty to tighten up some lose skin under eyes. She looks good and very natural."

Dr. David Shafer, celebrity plastic surgeon in New York City, explained: "While there are no signs of surgery, she does look great, so my vote would be for good genes and good docs.  When done correctly and in the right patients, plastic surgery can be very effective while remaining natural."




Conclusion: Combined with good genes, Madeleine's plastic surgery is likely pretty minimal. She undeniably appears refreshed and not overdone. Stowe is still hot and much younger than a woman her age.


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