Meghan Markle has garnered immense admiration with her striking cheekbones and natural beauty, prompting many plastic surgeons to receive requests to emulate her look without spending thousands and weeks recovering after having surgery done.

People have been comparing photos of Meghan to older images and discussing whether she may have undergone plastic surgery for either her rhinoplasty or lip fillers.

Nose Job

Meghan Markle is an extraordinary natural beauty who looks beautiful both with and without makeup. However, some fans speculate that she may have undergone rhinoplasty – a popular cosmetic surgery procedure which alters the shape of one’s nose – though this has never been confirmed publicly by Meghan or anyone else involved with her appearances or their cosmetic procedures. If this speculation proves accurate then only trust reputable experts when discussing celebrity appearances or procedures.

Meghan Markle’s nose has definitely changed, yet not as drastically as some would claim. Instead, it seems to have been slightly narrowed and her nostrils adjusted – this procedure is often performed to give women more feminine features; and can take only minutes for completion. Liquid rhinoplasty offers one solution for patients wanting results like Meghan’s without incurring permanent changes such as with surgical rhinoplasty procedures.

Meghan Markle has quickly established herself as one of the fashion and beauty icons since marrying Prince Harry only recently, with her approachable style and stunning features. Plastic surgeons Closer Weekly interviewed reported seeing an uptick in patients seeking rhinoplasty due to Meghan’s natural beauty – many patients seeking something like what has already inspired plastic surgery surgeons they consulted, according to reports they saw from patients who request it because their noses resemble that of Kim Kardashian or Kylie Jenner (with Barbie-esque noses) rather than more requests from people looking for girls-next-door looks that emanated from Kim and Kylie Jenner (with Barbie-esque noses).

Liposuction

Royal watchers speculated quickly upon Meghan Markle’s appearance for photographer Misan Harriman’s TED Talk, prompting speculation over any cosmetic enhancements she may be receiving to achieve her stunning new appearance. One Twitter user speculated: “PLASTIC SURGERY ALERT?! Sad Meghan wants to look just like Kate Middleton so much.”

Others noted that she may have received a different haircut or makeup, but primarily believed her new appearance to be due to weight shifts after two pregnancies. Some observers, however, pointed out that this wasn’t quite so simple and suggested she may have undergone facelift procedures or eyelid lifts and fillers, among many other procedures.

These experts have noted the tiny lines in her forehead, which seem smoother in later pictures, as well as tiniest of scars on her left foot–telltale signs of anti-bunion surgery. Furthermore, they speculated she could use lip fillers to get plumper lips, while her radiant smile is due to teeth whitening or veneers; other possibilities included cheek implants, Botox treatments or even chin implants but these were unlikely causes for the change. Whatever its source may be, this trend has shed new light onto celebrities’ influence within beauty circles while setting new standards of transparency and authenticity within cosmetic enhancement industries.

Fat Grafting

Meghan Markle has quickly become a beauty icon for women around the globe and many of her admirers have turned to plastic surgery in an effort to emulate her look. Since Meghan’s Royal Wedding, cosmetic surgeons have reported an exponentially rising interest for procedures inspired by Meghan, including multiple nose jobs, liposuction procedures, chin implants, cheek fillers and Botox injections among many other enhancements inspired by her.

One of the most frequently requested procedures inspired by Meghan Markle is a subtle nose job. Closer Weekly recently interviewed Dr. Vartan Mardirossian, a plastic surgeon who did not treat the Suits star but thinks Meghan Markle’s nose looks “nicely refined,” with more of a rotated tip and refined dorsum (the straight area above her tip). Furthermore, she may have received cheekbone augmentation.

Others have claimed that Meghan Markle has undergone various procedures in an effort to look more like Kate Middleton. Following the release of her pre-recorded TED Talk this past weekend, critics lambasted Meghan for trying too hard to be more like Kate. People also pointed out that her features conform with an ancient Greek standard of beauty known as golden ratio based on mathematics. But others stood up for Meghan and pointed out how her face is very symmetrical which conforms with this mathematical standard of beauty.

Facelift

Meghan Markle has long been at the center of gossip surrounding her face and body. Recently, there have been suggestions that Meghan is trying to emulate Kate Middleton by having plastic surgery or has done something different; while some claim Meghan just looks different.

Markle first sparked debate about cosmetic surgery when she appeared at a TED Talk about her decision not to attend King Charles III’s coronation, sparking some Twitter users’ observations of an unusual difference between older photos of her and new videos showing her. Others offered up potential solutions such as lighting or makeup techniques as potential factors behind any potential changes in appearance.

Some sources who know and work closely with the royal have denied claims of plastic surgery. One was cited by The Post as telling them she gained weight with both pregnancies but has recently lost it all, thus accounting for her slimmer look. Furthermore, sources reportedly stated she loves her nose as is and does not wish to alter it although she occasionally uses contouring and bronzer – another source speculated. She may have also had Botox injections and lip fillers done as well.

Importantly, if a celebrity decides to have surgery, their decision must be respected as it’s their personal choice and should strive to accentuate and celebrate natural beauty.