Lindsay Lohan Shuts Down Face Lift Rumors

Lindsay Lohan is used to living her life underneath a microscope, so the actress and mama are setting the record straight, no drama! The "Freaky Friday" star recently shut down rumors that she got a facelift, responding to the speculation with a joke that notes her good humor and plenty-full schedule, "Where? With what time?"

The speculation cropped up in classic Hollywood style, sparked by a couple of picture-perfect photos and social media whispers. But instead of dodging the subject, Lohan addressed it in a new interview with Elle magazine, which was released Thursday. Her response was as sassy as it was dismissive. "I'm like, when?" she told the publication. With what time? Where?"

Her publicist did not mince words and even called out the frequently misogynistic implications of appearance-focused rumors targeted at women in the spotlight. "It just sucks that that's where they go with women in today's world. Women can't just look good to look good and change their lifestyle to be more healthy." According to her, Lohan seems to be aging backward, all without the help of a scalpel or surgeon's hands. This results from a mindful, health-oriented shift since becoming a mother to her son, Luai, who is now 22 months old.

Lohan said she has completely transformed her wellness regimen over the past year. But Linda doesn't think surgery is the answer. She believes her better looks are down to regular self-care and good food rather than the knife. First up is a homemade juice of carrot, ginger, lemon, olive oil, and apple, an anti-inflammatory hit full of antioxidants and skin-beautiful nutrients." also drink a lot of green tea, a lot of water," she added. I'm a big pickled beets person, so I put them in almost everything."

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Her philosophy aligns with an increasing attitude among celebrities to consider long-term health rather than quick-fix aesthetics. In Lohan's case, it's not that she's pursuing youth through surgery but that she's tapping the exact source of vitality available to anyone through lifestyle changes. The light, it seems, is coming from inside.

The criticism she is getting touches on something more profound about the demands placed on women, especially those in the public eye. The assumption that a woman looks too good after 35, so therefore, she "had work done" speaks to the same kind of cultural double standard that still cannot comprehend beauty without artificial means.

Lohan's complete unwillingness to entertain the speculation is refreshing. Not only does she shut down the rumor, but she also does so by focusing on herself and how she's evolved as a woman, a mother, and a businesswoman. As she sees it, she just doesn't have the time or desire for cosmetic procedures. She has other things to worry about with a toddler at home, an acting career to maintain, and her health to prioritize.

The moral of the tale is that Lindsay Lohan is allowed to age on her own terms, and she looks damn good doing so no surgeon is necessary. At a time in the industry when youth is currency, Lohan's candid openness and dedication to being real is a vital antithesis. Her story is a reminder that beauty is often a result of discipline, pleasure, and a daily glass of carrot-ginger juice.