Examples of male plastic surgery done right? especially celebs?

Mark Ruffalo

Kevin Bacon

David Straithairn

Jeff Bridges

Stanley Tucci

Sam Rockwell

Tom Hanks

Brad Pitt

If Robert Downey Jr. had work done, and I assume he has, then I vote for him, because he still looks like himself.

De Niro

All male stars have had plastic surgery by the age of 40.

Jon Hamm

Old Man Tom Cruise

Andy Garcia

Clooney

Charles Nelson Reilly

Tom Brady

Mister 100% natural, me

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Jake Gyllenhaal's nose job. Great work.

At least Burt still had wrinkles, though. That fake chubby, waxy, smooth filler face is worse in my opinion.

MEN? Only the dude from Blue Valentine. Thats its.

Surgery does not work on men.

And regarding Jeff Bridges- the hottest man I have ever seen was Jeff Bridges in Starman and Against All Odds.

I am nearly 44- and Jeff Bridges is the HOTTEST. My mom forced me to watch that film with Sally Field/him/James Caan when I was a little boy- and I knew it then. The eternal fox. Even up until Fearless,

Jeff Bridges was the hottest piece of fuck meat on 2 legs. I'd still fuck and suck him.

Rob Lowe ftw.

Yes, R16, shirtless Jeff in Against All Odds has been making me 🍆💦💦💦💦 since 1984.

Is Paul Rudd the gold standard?

Yes, Rudd has had excellent work.

Useless without before and after pics.

Ryan Gosling's nose job.

R19- OH GOD! That hair, those eyes...

And he doesn't even have great bulge

He is simply fucking STUNNING

Jeff Bridges for ever

R23- Jeff Bridges lover.

Thats when I meant above!

Good taste. Thats it!

Men should only get work done on the lower face. Eye and nose jobs rarely look good on men.

Walter Matthau. You could barely tell.

Jeff Bridges is bisexual.

Everyone is bisexual.

Really, R28? First I heard of that but that's pleasant to contemplate Jeff giving or taking it.

Agree- Get your jowls and cheeks taken care of if really bad. DONT FUCK WITH THE EYES!

DiCaprio, obvs

No man can have plastic surgery on his face without it being noticeable

And, R33?

Jeff Bridges eating an ice cream cone in Thunderbolt & Lightfoot.

Can still be excellent work. Mark Ruffalo still very much looks like himself.

Wow, R35--think of the head Jeff must give.

Any future plastic surgeon who removes nine pounds of cartilage from Adrien Brody's nose

The ice cream isn't gay if Jeff is the one eating it.

What work has Gary Cole had done? He was 62,63 in this pic and looks better than when he was younger. I think those are his natural eyes and fine nose. Hairline replenishment is very likely. What else? Gorgeous daddy!

Actually, Paul Ruud was on TV last month promoting something....and his face looks tight (not in a good way) and that rug! Yikes!

R25 You reply to yourself a lot

R41, I think Rudd is growing into his new face pretty well.

Dennis Quaid - he's bisexual, you know....

Him, too, R44?????

First Jeff, then Dennis?????

Chris Hemsworth is gay and I'm the gay who can prove it!

David Schwimmer's nose was a huge improvement over his old one.

Oh, sure, R22--anything else we can do for you? Lazy bitch.

Robert De Niro bisexual!

You can pull your finger out of your mouth and provide even the flimsiest of photo evidence...

So can you, twat.

Meanwhile, back on the topic of plastic surgery

Did Grandpa Eastwood have some minor work done?

He had his wife removed.

I love these threads. Most of the posters don't know what the fuck they're talking about.

R54 Fascinating contribution

R31, I think you might be referring to brow lifts, which are almost never a good idea on a man. A brow lift is the procedure that gives that fake, surprised look, and it's usually very obvious on a man. However, a well done blepharoplasty is one of the most effective procedures to reduce the look of aging. I've had my uppers and lowers done. The doctor removed a tiny sliver of skin on top, so the skin still rests on the upper lid, and he flattened out underneath. It's looked amazing for eight years.

This thread needs more visuals...

I think news anchors are getting the good work. Actors tend to overdo it.

Surely I'm not the only one here who appreciates the beauty in natural aging.

[quote]Everyone is bisexual. —DL

Yes, but not everyone is having the bi- or same-sex sex.

What’s the secret, being willing to spend more money than is typical, or being clearer-headed and more skeptical of what plastic surgeons recommend?

I am still shocked by the bad quality of President Biden’s work, complete with obvious facelift scars.

Oli London, the internet influencer, who underwent plastic surgery to look Korean. You can't tell him apart from three BTS members. It's amazing!

Oli, sorry

Bradley Cooper

Richard Burton - he was Bisexual, too....just sayin...

Linda Tripp

[quote] What’s the secret, being willing to spend more money than is typical, or being clearer-headed and more skeptical of what plastic surgeons recommend? I am still shocked by the bad quality of President Biden’s work, complete with obvious facelift scars.

I think you do have to be willing to spend more money, travel, if necessary (not 5,000 miles, but maybe to a larger city if you live in a smaller town).

Yes, I think you do have to be more skeptical, e.g., re: the healing time. You also have to calibrate your expectations.

For men, I also think you have to be make small and subtle changes.

I'm also shocked at Biden's surgery and his hair as well.

This thread is useless without pics.

Ryan Gosling. Nose. Straightened out and completely overhauled. The nostrils are much more visible now (nose tip raised). I would say he also had a subtle lift on his upper eyelids.

Gotta love Jeff..

R69, Gosling looked cuter before...in my opinion.

S'up, bitches!

R71, I can see preferring Gosling before plastic surgery (looked way more masculine before). But I think he did make his looks more conducive to an acting career. Also, IMO, he didn't go TOO far. The nose job is borderline. He should leave it alone at this point.

Bruce Jenner

Gosling was better before. No argument. Now his face is ersatz handsome. Probably necessary for the low brow tastes of motion picture audiences.

George Clooney had nice work keeping things fresh and handsome.

Richard Marx

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Jeff Goldblum looks fantastic for his age (69). Beter now than when he started out in his career in acting.

Pictures people!

R56. I agree. I had my eyes done when I was 50, upper and lower, and no one knew any different. It was subtle. I went to a board certified surgeon who was an ophthalmologist and did nothing but eyes. I told him if he made me look like Kenny Rogers I’d kick him in the nuts.

Post some pictures, then. Don't just tell other people to post pictures.

Man, if Pitt has had work done he needs to sue his surgeon. Both he and Leo in this picture have “hooded” upper eyelids. And Brad’s lower lids don’t look good either.

Mitt Romney.

Joe Biden had some of the worst. I can see his white facelift scars every time he turns to the side.

His surgeon was a hack

Anybody over 50 who doesn't have saggy skin, who has a defined jawline and no hangdog look.

Successful plastic surgery is harder to identify than surgery gone wrong, but the bottom line is that all people age. It's biology. It's physiology. It's the effect of time.

We all look notably different at ages one, four, 13, 20 and 35, and *aging does not stop for anyone at age 35.* We all continue to get older.

We should all know this innately.

Yet the majority of people seem eager to be fooled by 'ageless' celebrities. Psychologically, it's nothing more than buying into a social caste system. People naturally have an inclination to worship certain people, and they come up for justifications for doing so. Money and influential jobs/roles in society are the two big obvious ones. Beauty is the other, and it is assigned monetary value although we generally pretend it is not. And then this whole 'ageless celebrities' thing is a psychological way of giving into magical beliefs; it's a modern way of believing some people have innate superhuman powers to defy nature, and it's also a subconscious way to worship money, as it takes a lot of disposable income to be 'naturally ageless.'

Based on r83's pic Brad has had work, it's just been a few years and doesn't look so obvious anymore. This is him in 2016 and you can tell he looks less jowly and with less saggy eyelids in r83 than he did back in 2016.

Ew, R86, the ear hair!

I think most of the examples provided in this thread have NOT had anything done. Men age best by staying fit- same weight. Essentially the same is true of women although good make up combined with careful cosmetic procedures can be effective. Makeup on a man looks ridiculous.

Korean plastic surgery shits on American plastic surgery

Korean

Gary Cole (pic from Jan 2022, 65yo) has high, jutting cheekbones. Cheek implants/ filler/ plumper? Or just too much bronzer/ contouring? R90 All men on screen have makeup on.

He clearly didn't do anything about his forehead and other wrinkles. A full beard helps with the illusion of more cheekbones of course. Could also be he is aging and wizening up like a skeleton since he's quite skinny. Works well for him.

I saw Ryan Phillipe in an obscure comedy the other day (can’t remember the name of it.) I had trouble recognizing him at first. He has gotten eye work done. And while it was not over the top, it changed his looks quite a lot imo. I’m trying to find a picture I can post.

This was the best picture I could find of Ryan P. He just looks very different to me. Part of it is some weight gain that went straight to his face as well.

R95 I noticed his eyelid surgery four or five years ago and have posted about it and the facial fillers, but years ago, most guys here just insisted that he is 'ageless.' I find that so silly.

It wasn't until new outtakes from his People's sexiest photoshoot came out that a lot of DLers finally said "eek."

At the same time, the impressive dick pics and videos do make up for his self-mutilation IMO.

Here's a photo I shared a couple of years ago comparing Ryan's eyes before and after surgery.

His eyes used to be lidded. He had the 'wide awake' treatment to make the upper crease stronger and it made his eyes look subtly strange in the same way Renée Zellweger's surgery did to her. The eyes themselves are not strange looking, but it make both of them not look exactly like themselves.

Pitt looks much better than Dicaprio and he's about ten years older. I find nothing attractive about Leo.

R96 I just looked at that other thread and saw not dick pics....where are they.

R99 They came out a few months ago.

Pierce Brosnan and John Slattery both look good so I suspect they've had a little tightening.

I disagree about Clooney, he looks the opposite of refreshed and if I didn't know his age I'd guess older.

Any man who gets cosmetic surgery is a fool. I prefer to age with natural grace.

This thread is making me fear what the current crop of beautiful 30-something actors will do to ruin their faces. Just say no, boys!

And keep wearing sunscreen.

DiCaprio was attacked by a woman named Aretha Wilson in the face with a bottle in 2005 and had to receive 17 stitches on his face and neck. It may explain why his head got bigger, along with too much drinking/partying.

R102 Yes! Sometimes all that’s left is death.

Leo didn’t look bad here.

[quote] Yet the majority of people seem eager to be fooled by 'ageless' celebrities. Psychologically, it's nothing more than buying into a social caste system. People naturally have an inclination to worship certain people, and they come up for justifications for doing so.

Agree. I don't know why ppl can't believe celebrities don't have PS.

[quote] I think most of the examples provided in this thread have NOT had anything done. Men age best by staying fit- same weight.

R90, could you give an example of someone mentioned here who you think did NOT have plastic surgery?

R90 is an idiot.

it's the girls who WAY the fuck overdo it

Gary Cole

Paul Rudd

Ahem, R110--have you seen Al Pacino? Robert Redford?

@r106, Yeah, Leo looks great...

There are times where I think he can still look good, but it depends on how much rest he’s gotten and how he styles his hair.

^ ... and if he takes a shower

(R41) Really? Does he wear a piece? I couldn't tell!

r116 Pretty much actors over 40 with very thick hair are wearing some sort of hairpiece. If you're a man, you know the hair starts thinning in your early 20s and either stabilizes, or falls out slowly or quickly. Hair transplants in real life can help but they don't give you insane thick coverage that looks thick on screen or in photos.

My advice: Look for the crazy thick hair on screen and work backwards--Look at photos of their hairlines 10-15 yrs ago.

I most admire the ones who were very charactery and had work done to make them into leading men. ie: Bobby Van and Patrick Dempsey.

Donald Sutherland had good work done years ago; son Kiefer, on the other hand, looks older than his father.

Thanks (R117) !

The secrets r61 are manage your own expectations, to interview a number or surgeons, find one who specializes in men and understands how different doing surgery on men is from women. I had five or six consultations with my surgeon, Dr. Steven Pearlman in NYC. He said I could come talk about it as many times as I wanted to. He does very conservative work. We talked a lot about men's faces, and we studied examples of men in GQ and online. He went into detail about the angles on a man's face, and what does and does not work on men, and what he would and would not do on a man. For instance he said he never does brow lifts on men, because it feminizes a man's face. We looked at examples of good work on patients of his, and bad work on men he did not do.

He did a revision rhinoplasty on me, restoring some of the cartilage the surgeon who worked on my nose in 1990 had taken out, giving my nose more strength and character, but still keeping it refined. He also did upper and lower blepharoplasty on me. He hadn't wanted to do the uppers at all, saying that I didn't really need it. I told him I only wanted a tiny sliver of skin removed, and when he realized my expectations were normal, he did it, leaving enough skin on top so that there is still skin resting on my upper lid. I was thrilled with the results with how natural the results are. The eyes definitely made me look younger. And yes, I know the cunts on here are going to say that only I think they're natural. But they are.

I don't believe Jeff Bridges ever had any work done.

Dicaprio always looks mafia to me.

Ryan Reynolds ✔

The majority of male celebrities who aren’t romcom lead types do not get work done. If they do, like a poster above said, it’s OBVIOUS. Surgery doesn’t work on men.

Some men age like butter (ie: do not age)!

Analysis of Gary Cole's face from 20 years ago (left) vs 2 years ago (right)? Granted the 2020 pic is extremely flattering.

Thick hair over 40 isn't universally a sign of having work done. Mine is still thick enough at 52 that I have to keep it trim or it looks like a ragged mop. (An annoyance, but I'd rather that than pattern baldness.) And my hairline has never changed, only the color has.

Abe Vigoda

Lindsay Buckingham back in the 90s?

Robert Downey Jr.?

Mickey Rourke

No one that I can think of-

Peter, Fran's husband is wretched. Eyes horrid and looks like someone shoved a baseball bat up his prolapsed azz.

George Clooney had the lower lift, grew the beard, shaved the beard and looks great.

I feel sorry for the anonymous poster who is up in the middle of the night on Saturday/Sunday obsessively posting new threads and commenting on existing ones about male plastic surgery.

You can't fight age, OP. It's a force of nature like a glacier, a tsunami, a volcano, time. We all get old. You can't predict how your face and body will react to surgical 'enhancements.' There's no such thing as 'the best' surgeon who makes everyone look great. The same surgeon can cut and paste one person who ends up looking gorgeous and another who heals strangely and ends up looking mutilated and disfigured. Do yourself a favor and think of the old people in your family who you cared about growing up and accept that you are turning into one of them. It's OK. You can't be age five or age 10 forever and you can't be age 25 forever.

I think some of these male celebrities are trying to have surgery to outwork unhealthy lifestyle choices too. Aging is one thing, but a lot of these guys smoke, drink, have bad diets, and chase after women in their 20s-30s and that's why they start looking haggard.

I'd like to get my jaw and neck done because after losing 120lbs I was left with some loose skin.

Jon -Erik Hexum fucked the right plastic surgeon.

R137 Looks like they bleached his eyes from black to crystal clear.

Bullshit post R137 they are two different people.

R139 Nope, you should google jon erik hexum bitch!

I did...they are two different people but thanks for playing.

R141 You are an idiot but I knew that.

R142 my thoughts exactly you must have been staring in a mirror when you wrote that.

You can’t even google correctly moron rethug!

1. I am a Democratic Socialist.

2. Some shitty blog with pictures of a brown eyed guy is proof of nothing but thanks for playing idiot.

Hexum was naturally a good looking guy but they definitely tweaked him into an Adonis. Looks like a dimpled chin implant, jaw implants , nose etc. But all very well done. There were a few surgeons back then who were excellent and used implants but that was mainly reserved for the Hollywood crowd.

Has Gavin Newsom done anything? He looks pretty good. Maybe pdo thread lifts which are more natural-looking in terms of result?