Kaylah Walton
The discussions surrounding Donald Trump’s recent presidential election win are still ongoing, and now focus has shifted to Melania Trump, who faces two allegations: one about an old unfounded rumor regarding a possible double being used for her public appearances, and another concerning recent plastic surgery.
On various social media platforms, videos circulated suggesting that Melania may have used a body double when she accompanied Donald Trump to vote last Tuesday in Palm Beach, Florida. However, there is no solid evidence supporting the theory that she isn’t the true future first lady.
The latest gossip surrounding Melania Trump relates to potential plastic surgery. The site RadarOnline.com reached out to some professionals for their opinions.
Two plastic surgeons weighed in on the matter: Dr. Dennis Schimpf suggested that the changes observed in the 54-year-old model may result from the use of dental fillers, while Dr. Thomas Barnes attributed her appearance to fatigue stemming from her involvement in the election campaign.
No Evidence of Plastic Surgery for Melania Trump
As reported by Radar Online, Melania Trump has dismissed claims regarding any surgical enhancements. Rumors were further intensified by the fact that she wore large sunglasses when she voted, which led some to suspect that she might have had a body double. Additionally, observers noted an unusual appearance in her cheeks during Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden.
In a conversation with Daily Mail, Dr. Brian Reagan, a certified plastic surgeon at CosmetiCare in Newport Beach, California, remarked that Melania’s jawline seemed “narrower than her usual structure.” Nevertheless, he ruled out surgical procedures, suggesting instead that she might have undergone a non-surgical treatment called ‘Morpheus 8’. This method utilizes radiofrequency energy and microneedles to promote collagen production and tighten skin around the jaw, without requiring surgery.
