botox: auto-tune for faces

Up until the time I gave up and quit watching Glee, I complained a lot about the hypocrisy of using auto-tune for performances that were supposed to represent the triumph of talented but shunned geeks … I didn’t understand why the producers didn’t trust their performers.

Now it turns out there is more than one way to auto-tune. From the Boston Herald:

Filipino singing sensation Charice Pempengco has had noninvasive cosmetic procedures in preparation for her debut in the second season of the hit TV show "Glee."

The 18-year-old Charice, whose singing career rocketed after appearing on Ellen DeGeneres’ and Oprah Winfrey’s shows, underwent a 30-minute Thermage procedure, involving an anti-aging skin tightening device, and Botox treatment to make her "naturally round face" more narrow, celebrity cosmetic surgeon Vicki Belo told ABS-CBN television.

Charice, in the same interview, said last week’s face makeover was part of her big preparations "to look fresh on camera" for the Fox show "Glee.”

Comments

[Steven Rubio]

We are now told that the procedure was to "relieve a jaw problem."

[Howard Katz]

There is a widespread myth that BOTOX and similar injectable wrinkle relaxers may leave patients looking unnaturally stiff, artificial, or too tight. When administered by a skilled practitioner, BOTOX-induced improvements can have a remarkably undetectable appearance.

Kind regards,

Dr. Katz

https://botoxtrainingboston.com/