Did Megan Fox Fake Her No-Botox Photos?
When Megan Fox uploaded those photos to Facebook trying to squash the accusations that she had put botox, some plastic surgeons immediately jumped to accuse the former 'Transformers' of having photoshopped the images.
This is what they said:
"The wrinkles that start horizontally in the middle of her forehead and end up curving above the eyebrows, they don't exist, nobody has them," surgeon Nicholas Vendemia told the High Society Platic Surgery blog.
"The forehead and eyebrow muscles just don't create curved lines like that. The wrinkles Megan shows us don't match the anatomy of the eyebrows or the expression she's making."
Scandal!
"The photo is altered: the muscles in the forehead usually do not create an arch as seen in the photo ... Anatomically it does not make sense," said Dr. Vince Afsahi in an interview with the Orange County Register.
We cannot fight science. We suspect that Brian Austin Green started his wife's non-botox campaign and unintentionally photoshopped it fatally. (Mental image of Brian Austin Green in front of a computer, pulling Fox's forehead in an attempt to wrinkle him: "This is not going to work, it will just digitally alter a part of you. Wait, how do you say wrinkles look again? ? ")
