Jennifer Aniston is said to be planning on splurging her money on cosmetic surgeries in order to look young and prettier on her 50th birthday. Brad Pitt’s ex-wife is celebrating her birthday next week so does this mean that she is going through and she is going under the knife now?
According to Heat, Jennifer Aniston is marking her golden years by spending on a number of surgeries including works on her face. The tipster told the tabloid that the actress is very conscious about her appearance now that is why she is willing to get the procedures.
“She’s been having a bit of work on her face in the form of fillers and Botox,” the tipster supposedly told Heat. “She’s very self-conscious about her lips, so she gets little injectables in them every so often to keep away the wrinkles. She’s also had some Botox on her forehead and on the sides of her eyes.”
The source added that Jennifer Aniston is sad as she turns 50 because she can feel that the years are rolling by fast and she is getting old already.
Then again, Gossip Cop believed that this is a fabricated story because the actress looks young because she was taking care of herself. In fact, she shared her beauty secret regimen during her interview with In Style magazine. At that time, Jennifer Aniston said that she just exercise, eat well and takes care of her skin.
Jennifer Aniston further revealed that she is not a fan of cosmetic surgeries because she prefers to age naturally. Although she admitted to obtaining some non-invasive treatments like laser therapy and botox, she never had major ones besides the deviated septum to correct her nasal septum.
This is not the first time that Jennifer Aniston was rumored to have gotten plastic surgeries. In the past, it was said that she had butt and breast augmentations but these were refuted.


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