Ellen Pompeo Plastic Surgery

American actress Ellen Pompeo (full name: Ellen Kathleen Pompeo), best known for portraying the lead role, Meredith Grey, on the ABC medical drama "Grey's Anatomy", is rumored to have had plastic surgery to maintain her youthful appearance.

There are rumors floating around the web that Pompeo, 43, has had botox injections and facial fillers like Juvederm.

To be more exact, in 2012 Pompeo appeared extremely puffy-faced when she was out in Los Angeles, with full cheeks that were a noticeable contrast to her formerly small frame. 

"Ellen Pompeo's cheeks look puffy," celebrity surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn, who has not treated the star, was quoted as saying, adding she likely opted for injectables over radical surgery.





"It's possible she may have had some filler injections into her cheeks," Dr. Youn explained.

"Steroid treatment for a recent illness could cause this appearance as well," Dr. Youn revealed.

"I hope her health is good, and she's just a little swollen from the plastic surgeon's needle, since steroid treatments are usually not a good thing," Dr. Youn claimed.

Judging by her recent photos, the natural lines on her forehead and around her eyes are also visible, which shows that Pompeo made a smart choice to not overdone her face to the point that it stops having any facial expression, making her botox results seem more natural.

Conclusion: The truth is that Ellen's face (lips and cheeks) appears a little fuller than before, which is either the result of weight gain or a filler like Juvederm. Although her forehead never wrinkles (only natural lines), her brows get a wrinkle when distraught. So, it is apparent that she could be using botox, but it is not distributed in all areas of her face to allow for some expression. In any case, the results are so natural that is hard to tell if she is aging naturally or gets botox injections and fillers.


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