Shirley Ballas, the head judge of Strictly Come Dancing, furiously denies rumors that she’s had “four face lifts,” and details the procedures she’s undergone.
Shirley Ballas has revealed the cosmetic procedures she’s had amidst speculation over “four face lifts”. The Strictly Come Dancing head judge has never shied away from discussing her life and procedures and her latest interview is no different.
During an appearance on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, the Wirral-born dancer and TV star was questioned about her youthful glow, with show anchor Richard Madeley praising Shirley’s appearance.
Shirley, 65, said she has no trouble having tweakments because older people frequently experience “sun spots” as they age. Although there was speculation recently that the star had undergone a number of facelifts, she quickly assured the public that this wasn’t the case.
“Negin,” she said, adding that “for anyone at home, I have not had a facelift” as many people reported last week “We can see you’ve had about four face lifts”! When asked what procedures she had, Shirley responded, “Negin heats the collagen, it keeps the face a little tight and lifted.
“And also gets rid of any spots, like when you get older, you sometimes get little sun spots or whatever – clears it all! Along with the Abashe treatment I use, it keeps the skin clean.” Just last week, Shirley revealed to the Mirror she’d been undergoing treatment and felt 20 years younger.
However, the treatment has its drawbacks, which include Dr. Johanna Ward’s use of NeoGen nitrogen plasma, which cost an incredible £4, 675. I have never undergone any surgical facelifts. You can tell I have no scars or stitches, she said to us.
In order to appear on-screen at her best, Shirley began her treatments last year in advance of the 2024 season of Strictly. She has been treated with six NeoGen nitrogen plasma treatments since the start of this year, though. She said, “I never imagined that my self-esteem would be the same as it is now.” I was anxious about my appearance going to decline once I reached the age of 60. I started researching all the different treatments that one can use because I had dark blotches on my skin, my skin looked worn out, and my jowls were beginning to fall.
She notices a “fresh face” in the mirror and has noticed a “massive difference” because of a “more defined jawline” before removing all the spots on her face.
My forehead is not a mark, they say. Additionally, my neck appears much better. She said, “I mean, I think that’s impressive.” The treatments cost from £2 to 750 for three treatments. Extras include custom Zenii collagen drinks that are served twice daily and can add up to £400.
Elsewhere during her Good Morning Britain interview, Shirley addressed the ongoing scandals surrounding Strictly. Susanna Reid asked: “When you are there at the show recording, are you under a sense of responsibility because of the scandal that’s hit Strictly? Do you even consider it?
You’ve got the problem with Thomas Skinner, of course, but there are other scandals as well, or is there a completely different planet with sequins and sparkles and no touch to the sides?
It doesn’t touch the sides, Shirley responded politely. For me, it’s baubles, bangles, and beads. I maintain my lane. From the tip of your toes to the top of your head, I’m there to give you a critique. coordination, synchronicity, and a lovely personality. I avoid getting involved in anything.
Moving away from the topic, Shirley said: “We do have the best professionals in the world and they are all doing their very, very best when they’re working throughout the week. I’m sure that the final four or three is going to be off the chart.”
