Woman’s Day (Australia)

Tom Botox free and rugged again

The star looks to have ditched the fillers s and regained his rugged good looks

- Tom’s Botox ban

As he took to the streets of Paris on a zippy motorbike filming hair-raising stunts for the next Mission: Impossible film, on-set observers couldn’t help but notice something distinctly different about Tom Cruise.

Up close, the handsome star was looking every day of his 54 years – a sharp contrast to the fuller-cheeked, smoother-faced Tom we’ve become accustomed to seeing in recent times.

Often actors ease off their regular cosmetic procedures while working on films to allow a more natural appearance and to help them look more expressive on screen.

Cosmetic practition­er Katherine Millar-shannon from Duquessa Clinics says this may well be the case when it comes to Tom, who no longer appears to be having cosmetic treatments.

“The first thing you notice is the lack of injectable­s around his forehead and eyes, meaning we can see his crow’s-feet and frown lines, and his eye hoods are drooping,” Katherine says.

“There also appears to be minimal filler in the lower face, so those deep-set lines are visible e when he smiles. He hasn’t used filler in his cheeks, as his crow’sfeet travel down his face.”

Katherine adds that Tom’s skin now appears a little more “tired”. “It suggests he hasn’t keptpt up any rejuvenati­on treatments such as microderma­brasion, which would buff the skin and give it back a bit of a glow.”

While he now looks his real age, as far as we’re concerned Tom’s all the better for it!

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2016 Smooth surfaces made Tom look younger than his years. 2017 He may be a bit more craggy and lined, but we’re loving his new natural look.
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