Country music legend Dolly Parton recently opened up about some cosmetic procedures she now regrets.
In an interview with Saga Magazine for its January 2024 issue, Parton shared insights into the realities of cosmetic enhancements, saying, "Every now and then you'll get a hematoma, or sometimes with fillers and Botox, you can get too much and have to wait until the swelling goes down to look normal again." The singer, as reported by aceshowbiz.com, highlighted the potential setbacks, noting that instead of a quick return to work in two weeks, it might take a month to recover from such situations.
Parton humorously detailed her approach to cosmetic interventions, stating, "If something is bagging, sagging, or dragging, I'll tuck it, suck it, or pluck it." This candid admission provides a glimpse into her lighthearted attitude toward maintaining her appearance.
In a previous appearance on SiriusXM's 'The Howard Stern Show' in November, Parton emphasized her cautious approach to plastic surgery. "I always say, 'Just find the best doctors. You've just got to be very careful not to overdo it because you never know, anytime you go under the knife, you could come out looking not good," she shared. The iconic musician stressed her preference for gradual changes, opting for smaller procedures like fillers and Botox only when necessary, and even then, exercising caution to avoid overdoing it. This approach reflects Parton's commitment to maintaining a natural and balanced appearance.
Dolly Parton's candid reflections on cosmetic procedures provide a refreshing perspective on the challenges and decisions involved in the pursuit of personal aesthetic goals.
(With Agency Inputs)
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