Stockard Channing shocked fans with her bizarre new face while guesting on the UK’s hit “Lorraine” morning show! In a bizarre twist, Stockard appeared to be showing the aftereffects of celebrity plastic surgery just like Priscilla Presley did on the same program a year ago! The 73-year-old star of “The Good Wife” — where she played Julianna Margulies‘ meddling mom — looked unrecognizable while talking to host Lorraine Kelly about her work in the hit 1978 film version of “Grease,” joking about playing “the world’s oldest living teenager…”
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Sadly, Stockard's disturbing new look continues a plastic surgery crisis that began in 2014 — when
The National ENQUIRER caught her looking stunningly different at the Broadway opening for "It's Only a Play." Medical experts warned at the time that the seven-time Tony Award nominee had already gone too far with surgery.
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Philadelphia plastic surgeon Dr. Lyle Back studied a series of old photos of the star and new images before detailing how he believes Channing had undergone several procedures over the years. Dr. Back thinks she had a face-lift and lower eyelids done to eliminate bags in 2006 at age 62 — and jaw implants at age 66 in 2010, which give her a "too masculine look."
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Philadelphia plastic surgeon Dr. Lyle Back studied a series of old photos of the star and new images before detailing how he believes Channing had undergone several procedures over the years. Dr. Back thinks she had a face-lift and lower eyelids done to eliminate bags in 2006 at age 62 — and jaw implants at age 66 in 2010, which give her a "too masculine look."
At the time, Dr. Back already warned that Stockard had "some serious renovation work" — adding: "I'd say she's had a second face-lift which was much more aggressive and overdone, including a new set of even fuller, wider jawline implants and a new chin implant. She also appears very full in the cheeks from fat injections."
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Stockard's fans weren't shy about expressing their own opinions about her most recent look, either — going to social media with sharp remarks including: "Stockard Channing looks tragic now!" Another shocked UK viewer asked: "Why do American actresses do this to themselves?"
Sadly, Stockard's disturbing new look continues a plastic surgery crisis that began in 2014 — when
The National ENQUIRER caught her looking stunningly different at the Broadway opening for "It's Only a Play." Medical experts warned at the time that the seven-time Tony Award nominee had already gone too far with surgery.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Philadelphia plastic surgeon Dr. Lyle Back studied a series of old photos of the star and new images before detailing how he believes Channing had undergone several procedures over the years. Dr. Back thinks she had a face-lift and lower eyelids done to eliminate bags in 2006 at age 62 — and jaw implants at age 66 in 2010, which give her a "too masculine look."
Photo credit: Getty Images
At the time, Dr. Back already warned that Stockard had "some serious renovation work" — adding: "I'd say she's had a second face-lift which was much more aggressive and overdone, including a new set of even fuller, wider jawline implants and a new chin implant. She also appears very full in the cheeks from fat injections."
Stockard's fans weren't shy about expressing their own opinions about her most recent look, either — going to social media with sharp remarks including: "Stockard Channing looks tragic now!" Another shocked UK viewer asked: "Why do American actresses do this to themselves?"
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