Nicole Kidman's NEW FACE | Plastic Surgery Analysis

I just watched The Northman and came here to find out what happened. I couldn't believe what her face looked like in some scenes, especially the ones lit by candlelight. It's not that she's aging - we're all used to seeing aging faces and it doesn't feel weird. It's that strange Uncanny Valley that excessive plastic surgery puts people in, like a clone. It's affecting their acting abilities too because the expressions feel so unnatural.

She's getting that weird plastic look now

As a woman, I know how much we all want to look young and beautiful. As a result, we will try to hold on to our youth as long as possible. However, at some point I think we should all be grateful and just grow old gracefully and not trying so hard to the point we don't look natural anymore.

It's so sad to see someone so beautiful get destroyed by poorly done surgeries, all because women can't have a career in Hollywood without looking constantly youthful and "filtered." It's even more depressing because these things also destroy young girls' ideas of themselves, making them think everyone else looks airbrushed naturally and they're the only ones who look "flawed" (aka human).

I'm a bit sad to see the changes in Nicole's face...she took it slowly but the last surgery looks like an unrecognizable Nicole...

She’s over-plasticated! She’s gone from looking beautiful to weird-looking! Thanks for that! Xx

For me the only reason it was obvious she had a facelift recently was how wide and stretched the corners of her lips are now, reaching out towards the sides of her face. I've heard people calling this 'puppet mouth'. Just so surprised you didn't mention it. I noticed the same thing on Kristin Davis (Charlotte from Sex & the City). It just looks so obvious and distracting I can't take it seriously. I hope you don't do this to people in your practice

I'm Australian. I remember seeing Nicole in the 80's in BMX Bandits. She was an unknown actress, very skinny, with curly red hair and a traditional Aussie accent. Today, she is miles away from her humble beginnings and has crafted her accent to sound cultured.

she’s almost unrecognizable

She had A LOT more work done throughout the years than you mentioned. The EXCESSIVE fillers in her face are quite obvious even to layman's eyes.

I think plastic surgery can become an addiction for some people. It doesn't help that our society is so obsessed with perfection and what many people forget is that perfection is an illusion.

I have quite hooded eyes already at 30. I really like seeing other people who have/ had hooded eyes around my age. I find that seeing the beauty in others with hooded eyes helps to remind me that I'm beautiful, too.

I'm not a medical professional, so I rarely can spot a particular procedure, but a surgically altered face often just 'reads wrong' to me. In "It's Complicated," Steve Martin looked like someone had put his face in a microwave and melted it down into an expressionless mask; fillers, probably. But I digress. In the last thing I saw Nicole Kidman in, The Undoing (2020), she looked all kinds of wrong, and was hard to watch. Lip filler up to Jesus, and I thought maybe a chin implant, as her jaw line was so unnatural. I watch a lot of Korean dramas these days, and Seoul is arguably a plastic surgery mecca. It's becoming increasingly difficult for me to watch people who have had a lot of surgery. My esthetic is: "I'd rather look like I needed it, then look like I had it."

I'm 69 and all natural. Bald, etc.,, But I stay in shape and am happy for my health.

it was the series 'the undoing' that was most disturbing, I enjoyed watching the plot unfold but was constantly reminded of what a mess Kidman's face has become, she looked like Jack Nicolson's riddler in the older batman movies.

QUESTION: Getting, what seems to me, a lot of work at younger ages, wouldn't that change the way you age and perhaps even cause the need for even more surgery?

Have to disagree with you here doc.. Watch Dead calm and you will see her nose was very upturned, eyes very hooded and she was covered in freckles. She started her surgeries right after that.

I think she started using a little filler by the late 90s. Her top lip was naturally very thin and much thinner than her lower lip. By this time they start to appear more even in proportion. It seems obvious she had a facelift by the time she filmed The Undoing. There were a lot of close ups and her skin is amazing but not normal for someone of her age. You knew something was different but it was hard to tell what. A lot of people commented on it at the time. In the episode of 9 Perfect Strangers in that scene where she's sitting on the cliff with Melissa McCarthy, the wind blows her hair off her face and you get a good look at her jawline tragus/ lobes, It looks totally unnatural and very obvious she's had a full facelift.

Thank you for putting this channel out there! I truly enjoy being educated about facial plastic surgeries! I managed ophthalmology practices general and then pediatric for 16+ years. I then “graduated” to general & vascular surgery and also was certified as a tech with both specialties. I found them to be fascinating, but secretly always wished that I had worked for a cosmetic surgeon! You fill that void because I’m a sponge for knowledge so much that I’m going for my master’s in psychology at 66 yrs young. Thank you for your channel and your awesome content! I love your gray matter! Keep up the awesome work! 🤗🙌👏👏👏👏😁

I’m getting totally hooked on your channel. You explain everything so clearly . Thank you ❤