Khloé is a dead ringer for Lionel’s daughter!

Chloe is 14 years older than Lionel’s daughter Sofia, but the resemblance is uncanny. “They have the same hairline and forehead,” says LA plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth. “Their skin tone is similar, their eye coloring is similar, their shape is similar,  their face shape is similar. Even the chin-to-lower-lip and the upper-lip-to-nose ratios are similar.”

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Industry Favorite

When industry clients arrive at his busy office, they enter what Dr. Haworth describes as “the bat cave,” a clandestine garage parking entrance through an alleyway, providing the utmost privacy for those who might not want to be photographed pre- or postsurgery. But with so many Hollywood patients, sometimes an in- office run-in can’t be avoided.

 “ Two very famous people were in rooms next door to each other, and they both knew each other, “ says the plastic surgeon, laughing. “The opened the doors at the same time and were so embarrassed.”  Haworth, who appeared on Fox’s The Swan, also is an artist, working in graphite and acrylic, and those skills heighten his work on sculpting skin.  “ With painting, you have to have a keen eye and the ability to ascertain microscopic detail and understand the power of a shadow versus a light reflection,” says Haworth.

 “ I’m able to imbue that into what I do with plastic surgery.” While he performs a wide variety of cosmetic surgeries, including facial rejuvenation, rhinoplasty, and breast enhancement, Haworth also serves actresses and models with nonsurgical treatments such as carbon dioxide laser treatments and Botox. “ He’s a rock star,” says former America’s Next Top Model contestant CariDee English.

 

Renée, René, Is that you?

Renée Zellweger stunned fans this week, unveiling a new face that makes the “Bridget Jones” actress look nothing like her old self. Plastic surgeon speculated Tuesday that Zellweger, 45, may have had a minor brow lift-that made her unrecognizable.

 “She had really small, squinty eyes-and that was her charm,” Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. RANDAL HAWORTH the post. “It seems radical only because this is her first time we’re seeing her eyes.”

New York plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Greer deadpanned that he’s not even sure photos of Zellweger at Elle’s 21st Annual “Women In Hollywood Awards in Beverly Hills on Monday were really her. “The surgeons remove too much skin,” Greer said. “They overdid it.” YA rep for Zellweger could not be immediately reached for comment on Tuesday.

 

Mason doesn’t look like Scott, says Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Randal HAWORTH. “The eyes are very different. Scott’s are close together; Mason’s are not. They have few facial features in common.”

“Michael’s and Mason’s eyes are the same distance apart,” says Dr. Haworth. “Mason’s eyebrows are thick like Michael’s and they both have dark eyes.” They also have cleft chins.

Khloé bears an uncanny resemblance to Alex, who at 6 feet tall is 5 inches taller than the late Robert Kardashian. “They have the same forehead, nose and jawline,” says LA plastic surgeon Dr. Randal HAWORTH, adding that the ratios between all the features match. “This is rare.” Another hint? Khloé’s middle name is Alexandra.

PUFFINESS

While under eye-puffiness and bags maybe genetic, loss or redistribution of fat may also be a factor. “With time, the fat pads under the eyes can start to protrude,” says Dr. Murphy. “Once there’s a change in the overlying tissue support in front of the fat, it starts to come through as bags, which make the under eyes puffy.” As the skin under the eyes start to thin out, there’s less of a buffer between what’s happening deep under the skin and what shows on the surface. “Bags can get worse with age and high-salt diets,” says Beverly Hills, California, plastic surgeon RANDAL Haworth, M.D.

HOLLOWS

Your plastic surgeon or dermatologist can check the tear trough area (Sometimes extending outward for a natural look) with Restylane, juvederm or fat to rebuild the orbital rim, prevent shadowing and fill in sunken areas. “Belotero is good for under the eyes because the Tyndall effect is less common,” says Dr. Haworth

FIX IT WITH SURGERY

The only way to permanently fix a saggy brow or and hooded or saggy upper eyelids is with surgery. While not everyone may experience those symptoms, they tend to occur together because the upper lid and brows are dependent on one another and an aging brow can affect the look of the lid.”We can treat a saggy brow line with an endoscopic brow lift to correct the shape and reestablish the height. It also cleans up the upper lid without operating on it,” says Dr. Haworth. To address loose skin, an upper blepharoplasty can be performed. A hollowed look, caused by a loss of volume in the brows or upper lid, can be corrected using fat or fillers to plump the area. Often a brow lift and upper blepharoplasty are done together to achieve the most natural results.

 

Is Penelope the key to proving Scott is Mason’s real father?

To support his case, Michael claims Mason and his 13 month old sister Penelope don’t look likeFull siblings. Not true, says Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. RANDAL HAWORTH (who’s not involved with the case): “it’s glaringly evident that Penelope and Mason look-like spitting images.”

How and where we store fat is genetically determined at birth as is the “body type” that we are destined to have throughout life. La Jolla, CA, plastic surgeon Lori Saltz, MD, says, “Some women are ‘apple shaped’ and carry weight in their hips and abdomen while others are ‘pear shaped’ and carry their weight in the butt and thighs. The distribution of fat remains fairly constant as our weight goes up and down. Areas that are problem areas will always be problem areas, regardless of how much weight is gained and lost.” Besides the butt, thighs and stomach, other common problem areas can include the knees and ankles, which tend to be more resistant to weight loss via diet and exercise because they are congenitally predetermined. “The only way to correct fat in these areas is with surgery,” says Beverly Hills, CA, plastic surgeon Randall Haworth, MD.

“I lost weight and now I’m left with all the excess skin that just hangs. Why does that happen and what can I do about it?”
When weight is lost and skin elasticity is poor, the skin can become saggy.”With age, the skin loses elasticity. When the skin is not elastic and able to ‘stretch’ and ‘contract,’ it won’t bounce back post-weight loss, leaving you with too much skin for your new body,” says Dr. Haworth. Pregnancy can also be to blame. “The skin expands during pregnancy, just like with weight gain, losing elasticity. Most times, the skin does not return to its former degree of tightness,” says Dr. Saltz. Minimally loose skin can be treated noninvasively to create new collagen. “When there’s significantly loose skin, it needs to be surgically tightened, removing the excess. Surgery doesn’t improve the physical quality of the skin we simply get rid of anything that’s extra that may not be ‘fitting‘ the body properly,” says Orlando, FL, plastic surgeon Armando Soto, MD.

The Benefit of Fat
It may seem strange to add fat to your body but in the case of volume toss or contour irregularities some doctors feel fat is the best way to correct the problem. “It sounds counterintuitive that fat can make the body look better but in many cases, adding fat to depressed areas can give smoother—looking skin,” says Dr. Soto. “Fat transfer is a good way to add volume–it works well and is permanent. But how the fat is treated [low pressure removal is best] determines how it will survive,” says Dr. Haworth. The Lowdown on Lipo
Before noninvasive treatments and fat-melting devices made their mark on the body-contouring front, Liposuction was the method of choice. While it’s still viewed as the ultimate way to eliminate fat and contour the body, the removed fat can now be used to better the shape of your body by removing it from one area and transferring it to another.

How it Works
Once fat has been suctioned out from the stomach, hips or thighs, your plastic surgeon will strain and wash it with saline, before drying and cleaning it [Dr Saltz says there are more sophisticated methods that include spinning the aspirated fat in a centrifuge or running it through a filtration system]. “If the fat is not rid of any fibers and blood products then more unwanted inflammation will be induced, which will result in more fat resorption,” notes Dr Haworth . From there, the fat is injected into volume-deficient areas. Body fat can also be used to plump up aging areas of the face, too.

Streamline Your Arms
Liposuction is probably the best way to get rid of unwanted fat on the arms. But in order to ensure successful results, the quality of the skin needs to be in good standing. “The more elastic the skin, the better the liposuction results,” says Dr. Haworth. “If there’s too much loose skin in relation to the amount of fat lost, the skin will be left flabby.”

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Upper Lip:
“The upper lip should allow for tooth show, whereas the lower lip should veil the bottom teeth – when you see an upper lip that’s much fuller than the lower lip, you instantly think it’s fake,” says Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth. “Patients often equate youth with volume, and this is where things go cosmetically awry.” Haworth recommends lip surgery in the form of upper-lip lifts, corner lip lifts and simple V-Y plasties (which involves internal tissue rearrangement) instead of multiple fillers.

Celebrity blogs lit up with speculation that Taylor Swift had undergone plastic surgery after the singer stepped out looking a lot bustier on April 23.

“It appears she’s gone from an A-cup to a C-cup,” Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Randal Haworth tells Life & Style, “But it could be a push-up bra; they’re so well-made these days that it’s almost impossible to tell if a woman is wearing one.”

Taylor (whose rep had no comment) did buy some new push-up bras on April 24, when she spent $600 at Victoria’s Secret in L.A. “Her breasts didn’t look fake to me,” says an eyewitness. “She looked natural and gorgeous.”