Search results
May 10, 2024 · Tom Cruise has been looking noticeably different lately — and sources say he’s desperate for more nip/tucks to shore up his falling face. “Tom’s had all these surgeries and other beauty ...
Oct 13, 2021 · Tom’s appearance at the 2016 BAFTAs had fans commenting on how he looked “inflated” and “puffy” – a common sign of both Botox and fillers. “Tom looked as if he had under-eye filler ...
- 17 sec
- Alison Maloney,The Sun
He definitely had some work done. He traded hollow for puffy. Or maybe it’s still post procedure puffy. I won’t get on him for that. Everyone should handle aging whichever way makes them happy. There is plenty of other stuff to get on him about.
- Before & After Photos
- Tom’s Transformation
- More Info About Tom Cruise
All theses rumors surrounding Tom can’t be helped as he’s a widely photographed star. There are simply too many visual records on his changing appearances. So, we’re going to look at his photos before and after he became famous to see if he’s invested in cosmetic surgeries. Let’s get it on!
Without a doubt, Tom Cruise’s appearance has made him a dream man in most women’s eyes. Let’s see how his facial and body features have changed over the years.
Real Name:Thomas Cruise Mapother IVBirthday:3rd of July 1962Star Sign:CancerBirth Place:Syracuse, New York, United StatesMay 16, 2022 · Snaps of the star at a baseball game last year raised eyebrows once again. They came hot on the heels of snaps of Tom at a Birmingham curry house where his face also looked "puffy". Alice said it could be Tom - like many of us - just put on a few pounds during lockdown.
Amish Patel, an award-winning aesthetics practitioner, believes Madonna may have had an allergic reaction which is what could be causing the puffiness in her face. He explained: "If an individual ...
May 3, 2022 · In February 2020, Ashley Judd opened up about the effects of medication and Botox on her appearance. Judd talked about receiving regular Botox injections to combat ‘siege migraines.’. According to the Mayo Clinic, the FDA has approved Botox as a treatment for head migraines. Ashley described Botox as a ‘standard treatment’ for her ailment.
