Tom Cruise is no longer as you remembered him, and he is the reason (wrongly) why everyone is talking about him today
What happened to Tom Cruise's face? This is the question that has clogged social media all weekend, when the actor was paparazzi during a baseball game on Saturday 9. In the shots, the Mission Impossible actor appeared unusually swollen in the face, so much so as to trigger the hypothesis of a plastic surgery that ended badly, just as it was for Linda Evangelista.
Although Tom Cruise has consistently denied going under the knife, fans and tabloids have speculated that the star has had nose surgery, a hair transplant, and several botox applications in the past. Thus, when the actor was spotted at the game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants on Saturday, the craziest theories began to circulate on Twitter.
Someone hypothesized it was an allergic reaction, others spoke simply of weight gain, still others of a filler reaction or the after-effects of surgery. The voice of those who, rightly, is against body shaming, whether they are men, women, ordinary people or stars, has also raised from the chorus. One user wrote: "Listen, I don't like Tom Cruise at all, but I'm seriously sick of Twitter insulting people for their weight fluctuations. People are allowed to gain and lose weight !!! Stop being fat phobic!" .
A step out of the controversy comes Dr. Alice Henshaw, doctor and owner of Harley Street Injectables, who, interviewed by The Sun, tried to reconstruct in a realistic way what may have happened to Tom Cruise's face. "Tom looks pretty swollen, which could be due to the filler, post-procedure swelling or weight gain," Henshaw told The Sun. to the nose, but this time it is different - he continues - Often surgical procedures such as a plastic or a neck lift, combined with a medium lift, could create this type of swelling in these areas and the scars are easily masked ".
