Tretinoin considerably reduced my hooded eyes, together with a red light mask and I also used an eye lift cream and collagen powder. Not as drastic as surgery but very decent indeed though it took a long time to achieve that result. The rim is now clearly visible.
We just have to do the best we can with what we have, & thank GOD that we are healthy, which I think is No. 1. So keep on smiling because aging is really a privilege. :)
Dear ladies, I am sure you are and look beautiful. I get aging is not easy, especially if we look at the media and society beauty standard as the epitome of beauty (which might change at any moment). I see mature women thinking like they are not beautiful enough and I guess that becomes their truth. However, from the outside, I look at them and only see how beautiful and healthy they are and inspire me to get older (I am in my early thirties). My mum was gorgeous and looked younger than she was; but she didn’t feel like that and you could tell by her attitude in life, so she didn’t allow herself to shine completely. It made me feel so sad. Allow yourself to shine ✨. You deserve it and other women will thank you for doing it ❤
@@julshere09well said, and a very well thought out approach, I hope you stick to it as you age, because it does sort of 'creep up on you', and suddenly you just don't feel like you have that same 'pizzazz' that you used to have... you look in the mirror and see grey hairs and wrinkles.... but I've learned to embrace it all, let my hair be what colour it wishes to be, give my skin all the care and moisturiser I can, but accept it's not 20yr old skin anymore, and appreciate every day I get older, because it's better than the alternative!!
It really sad that so many procedures are not available for the ordinary people because most of them still very expensive 😢but we can still care about our diet,activities and general healthy lifestyle
I was just thinking about that, last week I paid 600 euros for a Tixel session, another 600 to remove some moles with CO2 laser and 200 for under eye dark circles (no result whatsoever)... And I'm just a regular person, not a celeb or rich.
I always think this! They have millions of dollars to spend and maintaining a youthful look is a tax deduction. I just find it funny when people say, wow they look great for their age as if they didn't have serious interventions along the way. 😅
This was one of my favourite interviews you've done, Clare. Really enjoyed it, not sensationalist but getting the lowdown on celebs we look up to (and sometimes compare ourselves to) I liked your quick fire questions at the end. Please consider inviting this guest on your channel again at some stage. Btw you are looking great, pretty much like a celeb yourself 🙂 xx
So glad to hear this Val. I would love to have Jonny back. His audience is growing so fast I hope he’ll have time to do another interview later in the year. Such a lovely guy. And thank you for your kindness too ❤️
Great conversation Clare - thank you for all your great content. Been following you and Johnny for a while - really informative. Johnny is a breath of fresh air in a very secretive world. He exudes honesty and integrity from every pore - I would trust him implicitly. I’d love an appointment with him - to get his opinion - even if I don’t have the budget to follow through 😢. Being doing so much research re aesthetic treatments - been down loads of rabbit holes - really is mind boggling. Finding a practitioner who comes with recommendations is so so difficult as most people won’t own up to having treatment. I guess they want us to believe they are genetically blessed. I’d like to think I’d be more transparent - which is far easier if the “work” improves one’s face; if it all goes wrong then I guess I wouldn’t have to share it would just be obvious 😮. Thanks again Clare - for all your hard work keeping us informed and educated. Happy Easter x
Great video. Thank you Clare. Dr JB sounds like he has integrity and honesty and that is something that is hard to find. It’s what puts me off having the more expensive treatments such as Morpheus 8 or Ultherapy. I’d spend the money if I thought I was getting an honest opinion about whether they would work for me or not. Maybe I ought to go and see Dr JB! 😊
Their face and body is the money-maker for movie stars..and Hollywood is the one place in the world where its 'illegal' to get old if you want to work... unlike English actors, they just take on different roles..look at Judy Dench, Maggie Smith and the like. Grow old gracefully and have the real acting skills and take on roles and bring the characters to life! Real acting, real stories...Hollywood is plastic, redone, fake, over and over....
I was just talking about Future Renew the other day. I like the serum. I’m testing out another one at the moment but I would happily use No7’s. It’s a great lower cost option
Thank you so much, I really liked your video. I find the most difficult is to agree with the thought, that I’m aging. To get used to it and accept it, cause I’m still in shock that this is happening to me 😮
I think it’s very revealing that so many medspa people push filler filler filler. It’s relatively low cost and accessible without requiring anesthesia. But for volume loss I think fat grafting (in the hands of a skilled practitioner) is hands down better and more natural appearing, without the risk of migration and puffy face. I suspect many celebrities have not had filler but have had expertly done fat grafting. It’s often done along with a face lift, lower bleph, or neck and jaw liposuction, but it can be done on its own.
I’ve interviewed a NY surgeon who does a lot of fat transfer. It’s one I agree can work well in the right hands but tough to correct if you’re not happy with the result
Hi Claire, how are you? That was fascinating thanks. It really is a lottery out there and finding the right practitioner is absolutely key, it can go so horribly wrong. I think you are spot on, in that these Celebs rely on their looks for their future work, but there seems to be so much pressure on us all these days, to not age. I’m not convinced that this hasn’t all gone too far. I dabbled in my 40s with fillers and Botox for a while. The Botox in my forehead always collapsed my eyelids, no matter where it went and although my forehead looked amazing, my eyes looked awful, so I gave up on it eventually. At 60 I’ve decided to do the best I can for my skin, following many of your tips, but just be me and be proud to age as well as I can. X
I think too that many, if not most, celebrities want to be thought of as superhuman, as perpetually young and beautiful, ageless. Very few are content with 'aging gracefully' or naturally now, like the Audrey Hepburns of that world did (Even if it often looks very unnatural to us!) I forgot to say first how much I enjoyed this interview and appreciate Jonathan, I love that he's ethical enough to say *no* to unnecessary or procedures. Ethics DO tend to slide when💰 is involved! I agree 1000% that people would be more comfortable with the normal aging process if celebrities of all kinds were open and honest about cosmetic procedures. I think it would help keep our, often so unrealistic, expectations of how we *should* look as we age at a much lower (and more manageable!) level. That said, I guess I understand, to a point, the desire to make staying young and gorgeous seem effortless - after all, they're not mere mortals who need (surgical erc) *help,* to look gorgeous forever! 😉♥️
Great video thank you. Could you please make a video about the most difficult procedure - lip lines. Most plastic surgeons will not touch it, face lift does not help it and fillers only make those worse.
@@thehonestchannel Thanks for the reply - I did watch it but the thing is about ablative laser is it can leave a horrible scars, take a long time to heal and worst of all it burns away the pigment in the skin so you are left with "colorless" (albino white) skin around your mouth that no make up will hide and never get tanned. I am at that age I have more than one friend who tried this treatment some years ago and no way it is worth it. Years later it looks odd - even bad. But again - thank you.
Yes, don't lose perspective. I think looking healthy even if some wrinkles looks beautiful but I also love seeing how amazing some of these celebrities look as they age. I love in Chinese face reading they call "crow's feet" joy lines. I have some beautiful joy lines and the life to go with it actually :). In US if the hooded eye starts to interfere with your vision, you can get the surgery covered by insurance (in some cases-probably depends on your insurance provider.)
They look amazing because it’s plastic surgery.. I like to look at celebrities who have nothing done and still look good.. a healthy diet is sooo important, sunscreen, sleeping on the back, etc.
The one thing they do, nobody mentions and it is really NOT accessible to everyone: stem cells therapy.. so, seriously, stop trying to look as good as celebrities.. just do the best you can, stay healthy 🙏🏽
We’re not trying to live forever, just improve the quality of our lives. If we can do anything to help rejuvenate ourselves, like bio stimulators and stem cells then I fell it’s a blessing that we should embrace.
Demi made a correction that looks much better, she looked downright scary for a minute. Jennifer A, the volume loss in her face is not good, she looked great for a long time but now 🤔 Yea, the over-filled lip n face looks awful n makes the person look older. Once you mess w the eyes it drastically changes your looks. I also think that threading is one of the worst inventions, it gives the face the shape of a grape. Brad had a drinking problem which bloats you, he looks great now, refreshed.
It’s really interesting that Kathy Hilton and Kyle Richards are half sisters but they look so much alike still . Both quite pretty pre and after surgery and Paris defintely looks like them .
We did talk about the eye-watering costs of plastic surgery - I had no idea how much some doctors charge. Interesting point about how long plastic surgery results can last. It will vary depending on your stage in life but most doctors put it at closer to 10 years for a facelift (but that may require other forms of maintenance if you're a celeb!).
The photos you shared of Demi Moore are heavily filtered..look at google photos, she looks her age. She has wrinkles and aged skin .. she’s wearing a beige coat and black top.
I don't see myself ever getting plastic surgery. No woman in my family ever has. We age gracefully enough given we don't earn our living off our looks. I'm grateful for all the cosmetics and devices available these days, but that and sun protection are going to land me wherever they do as the decades go by. But never say never, I guess.
Does anyone *really* think any celebrity over the age of 30 has looks that are their own.. ie: natural? It usually starts with a little in the lip, a little botox and then adds on from there.
Really interesting interview thank you! You should follow Angie her channel is hot and flashy. She has had great success reducing her hooded eyes over the years She is 61 and looks fabulous. She's had minimal procedures done and owes it mostly to Trentinowen and home products is what she says.
I do watch some of Angie’s stuff. She’s great. I’ve always had hooded eyelids so I think that’s the way it is for me unless I have surgery. One day maybe!
I think most actors don't need to share their procedures unless they're promoting beauty products-speaking of you JLO- thus, implying that one can have similar results with their products.
If Simon Cowell wants to improve his looks, for God’s sake he should get a different haircut. That flat-topped Frankenstein shaped hair is not working.
Halle Berry for sure is stunning. She has also been gluten free and low/no carb for decades due to health reasons. Not sure if she has done any procedures, but just her eating habits alone would have helped her maintain her looks.
Tretinoin considerably reduced my hooded eyes, together with a red light mask and I also used an eye lift cream and collagen powder. Not as drastic as surgery but very decent indeed though it took a long time to achieve that result. The rim is now clearly visible.
Thanks for sharing this. It’s good to know!
May I ask what eye lift cream you use?
@@jillianjenkins7952 StriVectin tighten and lift.
I find it depressing to see my face aging when I found myself being so pretty at one time and still kind of.
We just have to do the best we can with what we have, & thank GOD that we are healthy, which I think is No. 1. So keep on smiling because aging is really a privilege. :)
I don’t like to think of you feeling low about facial aging. It is hard to find the balance for ourselves in these times
I hear you, feel the same !!😢
Dear ladies, I am sure you are and look beautiful.
I get aging is not easy, especially if we look at the media and society beauty standard as the epitome of beauty (which might change at any moment).
I see mature women thinking like they are not beautiful enough and I guess that becomes their truth. However, from the outside, I look at them and only see how beautiful and healthy they are and inspire me to get older (I am in my early thirties). My mum was gorgeous and looked younger than she was; but she didn’t feel like that and you could tell by her attitude in life, so she didn’t allow herself to shine completely. It made me feel so sad.
Allow yourself to shine ✨. You deserve it and other women will thank you for doing it ❤
@@julshere09well said, and a very well thought out approach, I hope you stick to it as you age, because it does sort of 'creep up on you', and suddenly you just don't feel like you have that same 'pizzazz' that you used to have... you look in the mirror and see grey hairs and wrinkles.... but I've learned to embrace it all, let my hair be what colour it wishes to be, give my skin all the care and moisturiser I can, but accept it's not 20yr old skin anymore, and appreciate every day I get older, because it's better than the alternative!!
It really sad that so many procedures are not available for the ordinary people because most of them still very expensive 😢but we can still care about our diet,activities and general healthy lifestyle
So expensive!
I was just thinking about that, last week I paid 600 euros for a Tixel session, another 600 to remove some moles with CO2 laser and 200 for under eye dark circles (no result whatsoever)... And I'm just a regular person, not a celeb or rich.
In the US, celebrities also get to write off their cosmetic surgery and procedures so they don't pay taxes on them. It's a business expense for them.
Oooh. I never thought about that!
I always think this! They have millions of dollars to spend and maintaining a youthful look is a tax deduction. I just find it funny when people say, wow they look great for their age as if they didn't have serious interventions along the way. 😅
This was one of my favourite interviews you've done, Clare. Really enjoyed it, not sensationalist but getting the lowdown on celebs we look up to (and sometimes compare ourselves to) I liked your quick fire questions at the end. Please consider inviting this guest on your channel again at some stage. Btw you are looking great, pretty much like a celeb yourself 🙂 xx
So glad to hear this Val. I would love to have Jonny back. His audience is growing so fast I hope he’ll have time to do another interview later in the year. Such a lovely guy. And thank you for your kindness too ❤️
Dr. Johnny Betteridge is amazing & so forthright! I Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you so much, Clare!!!!
He’s great isn’t he. Loved talking to him.
Great conversation Clare - thank you for all your great content. Been following you and Johnny for a while - really informative. Johnny is a breath of fresh air in a very secretive world. He exudes honesty and integrity from every pore - I would trust him implicitly. I’d love an appointment with him - to get his opinion - even if I don’t have the budget to follow through 😢. Being doing so much research re aesthetic treatments - been down loads of rabbit holes - really is mind boggling. Finding a practitioner who comes with recommendations is so so difficult as most people won’t own up to having treatment. I guess they want us to believe they are genetically blessed. I’d like to think I’d be more transparent - which is far easier if the “work” improves one’s face; if it all goes wrong then I guess I wouldn’t have to share it would just be obvious 😮. Thanks again Clare - for all your hard work keeping us informed and educated. Happy Easter x
He is indeed a breath of fresh air. Glad you enjoyed the conversation ❤️
Such a lovely, grounded guest in this episode, Clare. TY for sharing him with us. Can’t wait to watch his content❤️
Delighted to introduce him to you! Thanks for watching ❤️
Great video Claire! Good to listen to someone who is genuine and honest about the realities of treatments. Thank you! 😊❤
Great video. Thank you Clare. Dr JB sounds like he has integrity and honesty and that is something that is hard to find. It’s what puts me off having the more expensive treatments such as Morpheus 8 or Ultherapy. I’d spend the money if I thought I was getting an honest opinion about whether they would work for me or not. Maybe I ought to go and see Dr JB! 😊
Their face and body is the money-maker for movie stars..and Hollywood is the one place in the world where its 'illegal' to get old if you want to work... unlike English actors, they just take on different roles..look at Judy Dench, Maggie Smith and the like. Grow old gracefully and have the real acting skills and take on roles and bring the characters to life! Real acting, real stories...Hollywood is plastic, redone, fake, over and over....
Actors face tough choices when it comes to their looks, that's for sure.
Do you still use No. 7 Future Renew Damage Reversal products? Thanks for all your wonderful videos☺️
I was just talking about Future Renew the other day. I like the serum. I’m testing out another one at the moment but I would happily use No7’s. It’s a great lower cost option
Thank you so much, I really liked your video. I find the most difficult is to agree with the thought, that I’m aging. To get used to it and accept it, cause I’m still in shock that this is happening to me 😮
It definitely takes some mental adjustment to get used to the idea!
Me too!
Just keep thinking how it beats the alternative!
I think it’s very revealing that so many medspa people push filler filler filler. It’s relatively low cost and accessible without requiring anesthesia. But for volume loss I think fat grafting (in the hands of a skilled practitioner) is hands down better and more natural appearing, without the risk of migration and puffy face. I suspect many celebrities have not had filler but have had expertly done fat grafting. It’s often done along with a face lift, lower bleph, or neck and jaw liposuction, but it can be done on its own.
I’ve interviewed a NY surgeon who does a lot of fat transfer. It’s one I agree can work well in the right hands but tough to correct if you’re not happy with the result
@@thehonestchannel
Who was the Dr., Claire?
@@CherylBerryl It was Dr Westreich. This is the interview ua-cam.com/video/Eos4XBKQ_DA/v-deo.htmlsi=BQSeaheLTt0r0wqY
Actually, fat grafting can be worse.. if you gain weight, your face will puff up even more because of the fat cells in the area..
@TheHonestChannel
Maybe PRF(?)
Hi Claire, how are you? That was fascinating thanks. It really is a lottery out there and finding the right practitioner is absolutely key, it can go so horribly wrong. I think you are spot on, in that these Celebs rely on their looks for their future work, but there seems to be so much pressure on us all these days, to not age. I’m not convinced that this hasn’t all gone too far. I dabbled in my 40s with fillers and Botox for a while. The Botox in my forehead always collapsed my eyelids, no matter where it went and although my forehead looked amazing, my eyes looked awful, so I gave up on it eventually. At 60 I’ve decided to do the best I can for my skin, following many of your tips, but just be me and be proud to age as well as I can. X
Wise words Susan ❤️
I think too that many, if not most, celebrities want to be thought of as superhuman, as perpetually young and beautiful, ageless. Very few are content with 'aging gracefully' or naturally now, like the Audrey Hepburns of that world did (Even if it often looks very unnatural to us!)
I forgot to say first how much I enjoyed this interview and appreciate Jonathan, I love that he's ethical enough to say *no* to unnecessary or procedures. Ethics DO tend to slide when💰 is involved!
I agree 1000% that people would be more comfortable with the normal aging process if celebrities of all kinds were open and honest about cosmetic procedures. I think it would help keep our, often so unrealistic, expectations of how we *should* look as we age at a much lower (and more manageable!) level.
That said, I guess I understand, to a point, the desire to make staying young and gorgeous seem effortless - after all, they're not mere mortals who need (surgical erc) *help,* to look gorgeous forever! 😉♥️
Thanks for this - really enjoyed.
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I really enjoyed this, thank you Clare
Thanks for your support!! 😊
Great video thank you. Could you please make a video about the most difficult procedure - lip lines. Most plastic surgeons will not touch it, face lift does not help it and fillers only make those worse.
Hi. My guest last week talked about how ablative laser is the best treatment for lip lines. Might be worth a watch if you haven’t seen it.
@@thehonestchannel Thanks for the reply - I did watch it but the thing is about ablative laser is it can leave a horrible scars, take a long time to heal and worst of all it burns away the pigment in the skin so you are left with "colorless" (albino white) skin around your mouth that no make up will hide and never get tanned. I am at that age I have more than one friend who tried this treatment some years ago and no way it is worth it. Years later it looks odd - even bad. But again - thank you.
@@iceprincessone7168microneedling?
Great video Clare shedding light on this topic. I wish the taboo could be removed.
Yes, don't lose perspective. I think looking healthy even if some wrinkles looks beautiful but I also love seeing how amazing some of these celebrities look as they age. I love in Chinese face reading they call "crow's feet" joy lines. I have some beautiful joy lines and the life to go with it actually :). In US if the hooded eye starts to interfere with your vision, you can get the surgery covered by insurance (in some cases-probably depends on your insurance provider.)
They look amazing because it’s plastic surgery.. I like to look at celebrities who have nothing done and still look good.. a healthy diet is sooo important, sunscreen, sleeping on the back, etc.
I have been following you for some time and you haven’t aged a day.
Oh bless you - thanks!
Wonderful video. Thank you Clare!
Excellent interview, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for being here!
Plastic surgery is common in South Korea
The one thing they do, nobody mentions and it is really NOT accessible to everyone: stem cells therapy.. so, seriously, stop trying to look as good as celebrities.. just do the best you can, stay healthy 🙏🏽
I think if we all aged naturally, things would be so different.
We’re not trying to live forever, just improve the quality of our lives. If we can do anything to help rejuvenate ourselves, like bio stimulators and stem cells then I fell it’s a blessing that we should embrace.
Demi made a correction that looks much better, she looked downright scary for a minute. Jennifer A, the volume loss in her face is not good, she looked great for a long time but now 🤔 Yea, the over-filled lip n face looks awful n makes the person look older. Once you mess w the eyes it drastically changes your looks. I also think that threading is one of the worst inventions, it gives the face the shape of a grape. Brad had a drinking problem which bloats you, he looks great now, refreshed.
It’s great to see Demi Moore looking like herself again.
Yes, Demi looks amazing.👍
Jennifer Aniston just wants to say she’s never gone under the knife.. she would have been better off with a facelift than puffy filler..
Great video. Really interesting. Ty
I follow him on Instagram! Yes he’s very good at explaining everything 🎉
It’s really interesting that Kathy Hilton and Kyle Richards are half sisters but they look so much alike still . Both quite pretty pre and after surgery and Paris defintely looks like them .
They're a great looking bunch.
I am surprised you haven't mentioned Madonna!
There are so many I could have asked about. Next time!
Claire, u should have asked the cost and how long it really lasts…..as some say 2 years but I’m thinking a lot less
We did talk about the eye-watering costs of plastic surgery - I had no idea how much some doctors charge. Interesting point about how long plastic surgery results can last. It will vary depending on your stage in life but most doctors put it at closer to 10 years for a facelift (but that may require other forms of maintenance if you're a celeb!).
Christy Brinkley is amazing to me! And Kathy Ireland!
Wish I’d asked about Christy Brinkley. She’s incredible.
Face lift, eyes done, and lots of filler for CB.
Love ur channel Claire and Johnnys too ❤❤
The photos you shared of Demi Moore are heavily filtered..look at google photos, she looks her age. She has wrinkles and aged skin .. she’s wearing a beige coat and black top.
I don't see myself ever getting plastic surgery. No woman in my family ever has. We age gracefully enough given we don't earn our living off our looks. I'm grateful for all the cosmetics and devices available these days, but that and sun protection are going to land me wherever they do as the decades go by. But never say never, I guess.
I think I’d like a consult with him , can’t find the price for that though
Hi. His prices are listed on the website jbaesthetics.com/prices/
Yes but I just be blind as no mention of initial consult there , is it called something else
Newsweek has a list of best plastic surgeons in all areas. The voting is done by their peers and people in the industry!
Must take a look! Thanks for flagging.
Which issue?
Just Google search Newsweek Best plastic surgeons 2023. They are categorized by specialty. 2024 has not come out yet.
Christie Brinkley starting to look like the Joker
Yes I agree.
Kathy Hilton … full facelift.
It is not harder to see what people have done, our eyes are now used to see unnatural faces
David Beckham a national treasure? Really? Come on Claire!
Haha. Just me then.
Does anyone *really* think any celebrity over the age of 30 has looks that are their own.. ie: natural? It usually starts with a little in the lip, a little botox and then adds on from there.
Really interesting interview thank you! You should follow Angie her channel is hot and flashy. She has had great success reducing her hooded eyes over the years She is 61 and looks fabulous. She's had minimal procedures done and owes it mostly to Trentinowen and home products is what she says.
I do watch some of Angie’s stuff. She’s great. I’ve always had hooded eyelids so I think that’s the way it is for me unless I have surgery. One day maybe!
I think most actors don't need to share their procedures unless they're promoting beauty products-speaking of you JLO- thus, implying that one can have similar results with their products.
That’s a good point.
No way! I don't want to get cáncer. I prefiero to age naturally
If Simon Cowell wants to improve his looks, for God’s sake he should get a different haircut. That flat-topped Frankenstein shaped hair is not working.
I always wonder how that hair style came around. It’s his signature look so I guess it’s staying 😁 Good that he still has plenty of hair though.
Lisa Lisa is another one who admits everything she’s had
Anne Hathaway maybe could tell us what she does and who doe it for her!😁
Celebrities don't age they just start looking like balloon faces. They are NOT ageless!
Interesting eyebrows Sir. Actually you too dear.
Not sure how to answer this one so I’ll say thanks! 😁
Halle Berry is probably the most natural looking but I believe she has had plastic surgery
She is absolutely stunning.
Halle Berry for sure is stunning. She has also been gluten free and low/no carb for decades due to health reasons. Not sure if she has done any procedures, but just her eating habits alone would have helped her maintain her looks.
Lorry Hill did an analysis of her here on UA-cam and I think she has had a rhinoplasty at a minimum.
She has excellent bone structure, but I do think she has had some fillers.
@@violetrocks2934yup. Low carb is anti-aging for sure.. that and fasting + sleeping on back, and sunscreen.
They are not ageless at all.. let’s see what they would really look like… without one procedure😮
Jennifer Aniston has had many procedures but looks a little odd…. Waxy.
Demi Moore doesn't look even remotely like her original self!
Doctors here is has too much Botox on his forehead not necessary for man to have the forehead of the baby bom
Claire I don’t mean to sound like your mom but stop tilting your neck to the side ! It’s bad for your neck 😮
Ooh, I haven't noticed that I do that. Thanks for flagging!