MARAMI ang nakapansin sa pagbabago ng mukha ng aktres na si Renee Zellweger nang dumalo siya sa Elle's 21st Annual Women In Hollywood Awards noong Oktubre 20.

Kapansin-pansin ang pagkawala ng matatambok na pisngi at bahagyang paglaki ng kanyang mga mata. Dahil dito, nagpalagay ang kanyang mga tagahanga sa Twitter na sumailalim siya sa plastic surgery o botox.

Base sa pahayag ng StyleList, sila ay nakipagtalakayan sa ilang mga eksperto upang makumpirma kung sumailalim sa operasyon ang aktres.

Ayon kay Dr. Janet Prystowsky, Dermatologist sa New York City, "It looks to me as though Renee had a brow lift, eyelid lift, and a facelift."

"The brow lift has raised her forehead too high and it looks like she may have even had hair transplants to bring her hairline down again because of the appearance of hairs at the hairline. The cheeks were made thinner with the facelift. The eye lift has given her a more sunken look than she normally had skin and fat were removed. The eyebrows are going straight across instead of normally arching which also gives her eyes an unusual look. This could be related to the brow lift and Botox," aniya pa.

Maging si Dr. Lyle Back, Board Certified Philadelphia area plastic surgeon, ay naniniwala na may mga ipinagawa sa kanyang mukha ang aktres.

"I think she actually looks much nicer now," ayon kay Back. "She had an excellent facelift which has made her face much less puffy, rectangular and masculine appearing. Her face is more oval, elegant and feminine without an 'over-pulled' look. She has also had her eyes nicely done, losing the heavy, tired look around her eyes. A well designed, finessed nasal reshaping created a nice balance with the rest of her."

Matatandaan na noong 2013 ay nagpahayag si Renee sa usaping plastic surgery sa U.K's Daily Express at sinabing:

"When you read reports that you are starving yourself or that you are anorexic it's very unfair and disappointing," ani Renee. "It's not very pleasant to read reports which say you've gone too far or this or that." (Yahoo/Celebrity)