What Has Debra Messing Gotten Done to Maintain Youthful Look?

Debra Messing is a star who’s just aged well. The star of Will and Grace, and soon to be cast member in the remake of Dirty Dancing is… 49? No kidding!

Aestheticians have speculated on whether or not she’s gotten any cosmetic treatment to stay looking so young. 

Not to be rude in any way, call it a professional curiosity.

Rhinoplasty? Perhaps!

One feature that has aesthesticians and doctors talking is her beautiful nose. As one physician puts it, it has a "nice scoop and the tip has just the right amount of rotation and projection."

It could, of course, just be a blessing of genetics. It’s no surprise that not just anyone gets to grace the silver screen. But a glance at a picture does

And Maybe She Uses Dermal Fillers As Well

On top of that? There’s some reason to believe she may have used dermal fillers. Fillers are a very light treatment, and it would hardly be the story of the century if it were true.

But the definition of her jawline and the general radiance of her skin would indicate some sort of filler usage.

And of course, Botox

Just like fillers, it’s the same story with Botox. A celebrity getting Botox? Say it ain’t so!

At this point, it’s almost expected for stars to have done some sort of cosmetic treatment. The amazing lack of wrinkles in her forehead would be very indicative of Botox, or the most amazing skincare routine to ever exist.

While other signs of aging can generally be staved off, a lack of wrinkles in the forehead up till nearly age 50 would be quite amazing naturally.

So what’s the verdict? There’s a good chance. Though Messing has been very open about her use of cosmetic treatments before, such as her use of CoolSculpting to remove belly fat.

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Dr. Eliot Battle

CEO & Founder at Cultura Dermatology & Plastic Surgery

Dr. Eliot Battle, CEO of Cultura Dermatology, is a global leader in cosmetic dermatology and laser innovation. His Harvard research pioneered “color-blind” lasers, making treatments safe for all skin tones. A sought-after expert featured in TIME, Oprah, and The New York Times, he continues to advance inclusive, cutting-edge dermatological care.