The former US Secretary of State, 72, was photographed as she joined her husband Bill at an event in Broadway, New York. Ms Clinton seemed to look noticeably more radiant than earlier in the week, when she spoke at a human rights awards dinner in the city on Monday. Her appearance on Thursday night sparked widespread speculation that her “wonderfully youthful” complexion could be down to regular “tweakments” and cosmetic procedures.
Aesthetic expert Dr Ross Perry, founder of www.cosmedics.co.uk, told the Daily Mail that Ms Clinton has been “genetically blessed” with good skin – but claimed it could also be a result of Botox, injectable dermal fillers and Blepharoplasty.
He said: “Her forehead looks particularly smooth, which would suggest Botox has been administered in the forehead, frown line and around the eye area, as there appears to be minimal crows feet.
“For someone of 72, I’d expect to see a more furrowed brow with extensive creasing and lines around the eyes.”
Dr Perry added he suspected she may have had Blepharoplasty, a procedure in which excess skin above the eye is removed.
“Around the eye area again looks incredibly youthful, and as we age the skin around our eyes tends to become loose and wrinkled, making the eyes appear tired-looking.
“I would suspect Hilary may well have had Blepharoplasty which removes crepey, excess skin from above the eye which causes hooding and develops as we age.
“I would suggest she’s also had this to target the under eye bags and to smooth further wrinkles from the corners of her eyes.
He told the paper: “I’d say it’s also likely Hillary has had some help with the use of injectable dermal wrinkle injections.
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