Has Robert Downey Jr. Gotten Plastic Surgery?
When Iron Man hit theatres last weekend, Make Me Heal wondered if 43-year old star Robert Downey Jr. had undergone any superhero transformations of his own.
Long known for his in-depth and often unusual character roles, including Charlie Chaplin and even portraying a black man in a movie later this year, Robert has also had a long and checkered personal history, including a lifelong battle with substance abuse.
Often drug and alcohol users exhibit signs of premature aging, with poor skin and significant wrinkles. Make Me Heal thinks that Robert looks his age, but in a good way, making us believe that he hasn’t had any major cosmetic surgeries, but possibly some non-invasive procedures, like chemical peels or laser treatments to get rid of some of the superficial signs of aging and freshen and brighten the skin. Among these laser treatments that he may have gotten include Fraxel, Active Fx, Pixel, Lumenis’s IPL, or one of Palomar’s neat StarLux laser treatments.
Plastic surgeon Dr. Anthony Youn agrees with Make Me Heal’s assessment of the talented actor, saying, “I don’t think he’s had anything more than chemical peels or laser treatments to refine his skin.”
Just as Iron Man saves the world, so does Robert Downey Jr. appear to save his skin with non-invasive treatments.
Read the complete plastic surgery profile of Robert Downey Jr. on Plasticopedia, the largest celebrity plastic surgery encyclopedia.
on May 10th, 2008 at 11:07 pm
Please stop with treating people like their complete idiots. This is clearly a way to plug chemical peels and other skin care products with out getting sued by using robert downey jr’s success and questioning whether oer not he’s had any surgury. Stop and take this site off the computer.
on July 10th, 2008 at 4:58 am
please, this is stupid.you can´t say that R. D. Jr. had any surgury, you don´t know. Any way is not your bussines, is his own problem, what do you care?? Is his life not yours. And I agree with John, take THIS site OFF the computer.
on July 16th, 2008 at 8:22 am
This is moronic.