Courteney Cox the former Friends actress is reportedly eager to get some Non-Invasive Plastic Surgery to help reduce the signs of aging however her husband seems totally against it.

The 46 year old Courteney Cox is beautiful, with a body to matches her beautiful face. But recent pics of Courteney with family seem to indicate the star is suffering from an overload of facial procedures.

David Arquette has reportedly prohibited his wife from ever having plastic surgery.

Other cosmetic surgery rumors surrounding Courteney Cox include her having lip augmentation, as evident by her fuller lips in released photo's.

Courteney Cox is an incredible looking actress with talent and any plastic surgery she had enhanced her natural beauty.

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NICOLE KIDMAN finally ‘fesses up to what you, the new breed of ENQUIRER reader, KNEW all along – she was a botox user!

Prior to her confession to a German mag, Nicole’s response to Botox queries traditionally was “Not me!”

But now the needle’s out of the bag and Nic has come clean!

The Oscar winner, 43, told a German glam mag interviewer who asked about how she kept encroaching wrinkles at bay.

“I’ve tried a lot of things but apart from working out and a good diet most things don’t help,” Nic answered.

‘I even tried Botox but I didn’t like how my face looked afterwards. Now I don’t use it anymore – and I can move my forehead again.”

In 2008, a cosmetic surgery expert told  medical convention that Kidman was so “over-Botoxed” she was giving plastic surgery a bad name.

Still looking good, now Nic no longer resembles a bat-mannequin!

Source:  http://www.nationalenquirer.com/nicole_kidman_botox_confesion/celebrity/69981

Orange County Plastic Surgeon Dr. Ronald Moser, AesthetiCare Cosmetic Surgery

BOTOX AT AGE 29    Reality TV celebrity Kim Kardashian, 29, doesn’t just talk about using Botox as a technique for stopping wrinkles from forming. At her young age, she sits down and gets the injections, without local anesthetic, and she does it on camera. On Sunday’s episode of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” she takes her shots in the forehead and around her eyes on nationwide TV. “I have a really high tolerance for pain,” she says as she shuns numbing cream, which she says her friends also omit. Her sister Khloe accompanies her to the doctor’s office, continually squirms at the sight of the needle in Kim’s face, and tells her sister that what’s she’s doing is stupid. A number of local cosmetic doctors agree with Kim. Others agree with Khloe. “Botulinum toxin will indeed relax the same muscles that are responsible for the creation of overlying wrinkles,” says Dr. Christopher Zachary, chairman of the UC Irvine Department of Dermatology. “Early use of this medication is indeed likely to prevent the onset of wrinkles overlying that particular muscular region.” Plastic surgeon Dr. Val Lambros of Newport Beach says, “The people who get wrinkles the most are people who have animated foreheads and concentration frowns. It would make sense that suppressing this motion would block the formation of these wrinkles in this group.” Skeptics include plastic surgeon Dr. John Di Saia of San Clemente and Anaheim. “There is no good research on this issue,” he says. “This would be very difficult to prove. Whether or not aged tissue would form some sort of wrinkle even with less activity may be more a matter of genetics than the use of a paralytic” such as Botox. Dermatologic surgeon Dr. David Sire of Fullerton says that, even with repeated Botox injections, “It would not be possible to prevent the sun-damage wrinkling or the volume loss.” “The real dynamic in much of what we see as skin wrinkling is loss of tissue from aging and sun damage,” he says. No local doctors have reported seeing any increase in young patients getting Botox injections, despite media reports about such a trend. In any case, focusing on Botox as a wrinkle-fighter misses the most important causes of wrinkles, many doctors say. “Stopping cigarette smoking and limiting sun exposure may be more effective and would certainly be cheaper,” Di Saia says.    

Newport Beach Cosmetic Surgeon Dr. Ronald Moser.

Teri Hatcher posted an album of self portraits to her Facebook page on Tuesday to show that, with no surgery, botox or implants she is gorgeous just the way she is. Scroll down for the close-ups of her face as she raises and furrows her mobile brow for the camera. In an album titled, 'Oy with Botox' Hatcher wrote in part: Out of the bath getting ready for bed. Thought about all those damn critics of my face. Love it or hate it, my face that is, no surgery, no implants, no matter what "they" say. Decided I'd shoot myself in to reveal some truths about "beauty" and hope it makes you all easier on yourself. Did I every toy with fillers or Botox over the years? yes. Tell me does this look Botoxed to you? Yes I am alone in my bathroom naked in a towel on behalf of women everywhere trying to make a point. Women YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL I can be mad, or confused or sad and tired. Julia Roberts had that same vein in her forehead in Eat Pray Love. Proud of Julia for being a real woman on a real journey. 45 year old me. Just me wanting to teach that all those glam versus trash pictures of celebs are about LIGHTING. It's not makeup it's not suregery [sic] or botox its LIGHT. Then she posted a photo of herself in lingerie from the set of the show.

Source:  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/11/teri-hatcher-naked-makeup_n_678912.html