Carrie Underwood turned to cosmetic procedures after a “gruesome” accident left her with a stitched-up face, experts agreed, and she recently emerged from self-imposed seclusion to show the crowd-pleasing results! Read more….
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The “Cry Pretty” singer earned a standing ovation when she unveiled her new mug while performing at the recent Academy of Country Music Awards. “She looked amazing, but it also appeared as though she had some help,” New York plastic surgeon
Dr. Yoel Shahar told
The National ENQUIRER.
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Dr. Shahar, who has not treated the former “
American Idol” champ, detected “an extensive amount of filler” in Carrie’s cheeks, under her eyes and in her lips. “This was probably done to mask any damage that may have been caused by the accident,” he said.
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Carrie took a frightening fall in November on an icy set of stairs at the Nashville home she shares with
hubby Mike Fisher (left). But it wasn’t until January that the “Jesus Take the Wheel” songbird revealed how badly she was hurt.
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“In addition to breaking my wrist, I somehow managed to injure my face as well. I’ll spare you the gruesome details, but when I came out of surgery the night of my fall, the doctor told Mike he had put between 40 and 50 stitches in,” she shared on social media.
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Now that Carrie’s back, experts said she
looks great — but noticeably different than in this Nov. 2016 pic.
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“As part of the reconstructive surgery, she may have had a lifting procedure on both sides to assist in minimizing any deformity,” said New York–based surgeon Dr. Adam Schaffner, who has not treated Carrie.
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Dr. Shahar also said he noticed “a strange depression on her right temple,” which may be a result of the fall. Upbeat
Oklahoma-native Carrie has said she’s “still healing.” But the mom of one also admitted to her loyal fans she’s “not quite looking the same.”
Photo credit: BACKGRID/Getty Images
The “Cry Pretty” singer earned a standing ovation when she unveiled her new mug while performing at the recent Academy of Country Music Awards. “She looked amazing, but it also appeared as though she had some help,” New York plastic surgeon
Dr. Yoel Shahar told
The National ENQUIRER.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Dr. Shahar, who has not treated the former “
American Idol” champ, detected “an extensive amount of filler” in Carrie’s cheeks, under her eyes and in her lips. “This was probably done to mask any damage that may have been caused by the accident,” he said.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Carrie took a frightening fall in November on an icy set of stairs at the Nashville home she shares with
hubby Mike Fisher (left). But it wasn’t until January that the “Jesus Take the Wheel” songbird revealed how badly she was hurt.
“In addition to breaking my wrist, I somehow managed to injure my face as well. I’ll spare you the gruesome details, but when I came out of surgery the night of my fall, the doctor told Mike he had put between 40 and 50 stitches in,” she shared on social media.
Now that Carrie’s back, experts said she
looks great — but noticeably different than in this Nov. 2016 pic.
“As part of the reconstructive surgery, she may have had a lifting procedure on both sides to assist in minimizing any deformity,” said New York–based surgeon Dr. Adam Schaffner, who has not treated Carrie.
Dr. Shahar also said he noticed “a strange depression on her right temple,” which may be a result of the fall. Upbeat
Oklahoma-native Carrie has said she’s “still healing.” But the mom of one also admitted to her loyal fans she’s “not quite looking the same.”
