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Has Amber undergone any plastic surgeries?
Amber Heard, star of the upcoming film Aquaman, was recently named the “most beautiful face in the world” by a scientific mapping software research. However, she has never publicly discussed plastic surgery or even less invasive procedures like Botox or fillers. Sources, say that in 2016, Dr. Julian De Silva, medical director of London’s Center for Advanced Facial Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery, made the judgment. Using the “golden ratio” of Phi, or 1.618, from Greek aesthetics, he determined that Amber’s facial features were well-balanced. Amber’s “eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, jaw, and facial form were measured, and 12 critical marker points were studied and found to be 91.85 percent of the Greek ratio of Phi, which is 1.618,” the author of the study writes.
The actress from The Danish Girl has some of the most beautiful facial characteristics of any celebrity, including a nose and chin that rank at the top of the list of most perfect. Furthermore, some other sources report that Dr. Anthony Youn, a well-known plastic surgeon, and TikTok user, have weighed in on the ongoing debate about whether or not Amber Heard has undergone cosmetic surgery. Although Dr. Youn is not Amber’s actual doctor, he disclaimed in his plastic surgery videos that his views were alone. Dr. Youn says, “Her nose appears to have been thinned; thus, I assume she’s undergone a rhinoplasty.” Dr. Youn concludes from a comparison of Amber’s before and after lip photographs that she may have used hyaluronic acid fillers to increase the contour and fullness of her lips.
“In 2005, she had a thinner upper lip than she does now. This is not how lips naturally develop. Thus she must have undergone lip filler injections. “It was his words. Added Dr. Youn: “Her cheeks have a somewhat different shape and also seem distant. I agree with the medical community that she may have undergone cheek implants.” Dr. Youn speculates that the Aquaman actress’s new profile is the consequence of fillers rather than cosmetic dentistry, a procedure many celebrities undergo. In addition, “her chin also appears to have been altered. Therefore, she may have a chin implant as well,” he notes.
Final Words
The 2019 Harper’s Bazaar interviewee from Austin, Texas, expressed very similar sentiments. To paraphrase Amber: “Your beauty isn’t in how other people see you; it isn’t in some quality that you were born with; it isn’t in something that happened to you; it isn’t even something that you developed.” Ephemeral properties, by definition, do not last forever. Look for the best aesthetic value in things that you have worked hard to acquire on your own.” She continued, “than say, having long eyelashes or something,” the qualities of “individuality, strength, and bravery” are far superior.
