Wonky, Wonky Eye

[esther angeline]

Principessa, you took the post right out of my fingers!   

[IrishLass]

Can someone please explain to me how, with all of the fillers Mary's had injected into her face, it now looks like her face is quite literally sliding down and off her head? Is it a result of her not keeping up with the fillers? I'm 2 years younger than her, have never had work done on my face (and never will - too afraid of needles and possible side effects), and am regularly mistaken for being a decade younger than I am. I literally can't wrap my head around how she can look so awful in spite of the vast resources she has access to. 

[SvenskaSarah]

Can someone please explain to me how, with all of the fillers Mary's had injected into her face, it now looks like her face is quite literally sliding down and off her head? Is it a result of her not keeping up with the fillers? I'm 2 years younger than her, have never had work done on my face (and never will - too afraid of needles and possible side effects), and am regularly mistaken for being a decade younger than I am. I literally can't wrap my head around how she can look so awful in spite of the vast resources she has access to. 

I'm no expert but I think someone like Mary will only listen to professional advice to a certain extent. Ultimately she thinks that her way is the best way and to hell with anyone who says differently, even if they are the best that money can buy. I think her current appearance, for example her her seeming to slide off her face, is not due to the actions of her cosmetic surgeons, but rather Mary's demands of them.

My granny retained a youthful face well into her 80s. She only washed her face with soap and water and never wore make up. Her approach of "less is more" seemed to work well, and with Mary it shows how going all out can lead to ructions in the long term.

[periwinkle]

Her face reminds me of John Cusack's. He was such a cutie back in the day but hasn't aged well because he basically also has facial skin sliding off his face. There is no real underlying bone structure with him so it just hangs and of course the older we get the less collagen we have so it just gets worse. Gaining weight would actually help her look better.

[getafix]

Her face reminds me of John Cusack's. He was such a cutie back in the day but hasn't aged well because he basically also has facial skin sliding off his face. There is no real underlying bone structure with him so it just hangs and of course the older we get the less collagen we have so it just gets worse. Gaining weight would actually help her look better.

smiling and not being so condescending would also help tremendously!

G

[leatherface]

Her face reminds me of John Cusack's. He was such a cutie back in the day but hasn't aged well because he basically also has facial skin sliding off his face. There is no real underlying bone structure with him so it just hangs and of course the older we get the less collagen we have so it just gets worse. Gaining weight would actually help her look better.

smiling and not being so condescending would also help tremendously!

G

Do you honestly believe that our Mares is capable of that? I don't.

[getafix]

Her face reminds me of John Cusack's. He was such a cutie back in the day but hasn't aged well because he basically also has facial skin sliding off his face. There is no real underlying bone structure with him so it just hangs and of course the older we get the less collagen we have so it just gets worse. Gaining weight would actually help her look better.

smiling and not being so condescending would also help tremendously!

G

Do you honestly believe that our Mares is capable of that? I don't.

yeah, LF, ITA. too much botox and spack-filla to smile to anyone 

 

G

[katymc2]

Can someone please explain to me how, with all of the fillers Mary's had injected into her face, it now looks like her face is quite literally sliding down and off her head? Is it a result of her not keeping up with the fillers? I'm 2 years younger than her, have never had work done on my face (and never will - too afraid of needles and possible side effects), and am regularly mistaken for being a decade younger than I am. I literally can't wrap my head around how she can look so awful in spite of the vast resources she has access to. 

I think there are plenty of examples of wealthy women walking around with truly terrifying faces. The money being a cushion from reality and a decent mirror

[IrishLass]

Can someone please explain to me how, with all of the fillers Mary's had injected into her face, it now looks like her face is quite literally sliding down and off her head? Is it a result of her not keeping up with the fillers? I'm 2 years younger than her, have never had work done on my face (and never will - too afraid of needles and possible side effects), and am regularly mistaken for being a decade younger than I am. I literally can't wrap my head around how she can look so awful in spite of the vast resources she has access to. 

I think there are plenty of examples of wealthy women walking around with truly terrifying faces. The money being a cushion from reality and a decent mirror

I'd agree with that. My husband and I attended the wedding of dear friends last year. They both come from very wealthy families, so a significant portion of the guest list were similarly well-to-do. My gosh - I couldn't get over the amount of plastic surgery some of the woman had had! Seeing the Queen Sylvias and Jocelyn Wildensteins in photos is one thing but seeing them in real life is ... horrifying. We shared an elevator with one woman who literally no longer looked human because she'd been pumped up, shaved down, filled, nipped, tucked, and smoothed out so extensively. It was all I could do to not ask her, "Do you even have a mirror? Do you realize that you don't even look human?" It was absolutely grotesque but she walked around as though she was the most beautiful creature the world had ever seen. I still have nightmares.