30 Celebrities Who Have Admitted to Plastic Surgery and Injectables

"I use organic products, but I get lasers. It's what makes life interesting, finding the balance between cigarettes and tofu. I've probably tried everything," Paltrow told BAZAAR in 2013. "I would be scared to go under the knife, but you know, talk to me when I'm 50. I'll try anything. Except I won't do Botox again, because I looked crazy. I looked like Joan Rivers!"

"I have had breast implants, but it's so funny 'cause it's not a secret, I could care less," Kardashian told Nightline in May 2010.

"I love them so much I had to talk about them...I'd feel better not to have some secret. It's much freer to say it and then you don't have to worry someone will dig it up," the rapper told E! about her breast augmentation back in March 2015.

Jessica Simpson wasn't a fan of lip injections. "I had that Restylane stuff. It looked fake to me. I didn't like that," Simpson admitted to Glamour in 2006. "But it went away in, like, four months. My lips are back to what they were. Thank God!"

After breaking her nose not once but twice, the former Glee star went under the knife to get it corrected, according to an interview with David Letterman back in 2011.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star told People back in 2010 that she had a nose job, liposuction, and breast implants with a lift. "I still wanted to look like NeNe, the black woman that I am, but a better version," she said.

The Big Bang Theory star told Women's Health that she had a nose job, breast augmentation ("the best thing I ever did," she said), and a round of fillers. "As much as you want to love your inner self, I'm sorry, you also want to look good," she said. "I don't think you should do it for a man or anyone else, but if it makes you feel confident, that's amazing."

"I've had all my fillers dissolved. I'm as natural as I can be. I feel better because I look like myself," Cox told New Beauty in June 2017. "I think that I now look more like the person that I was. I hope I do. Things are going to change. Everything's going to drop. I was trying to make it not drop, but that made me look fake. You need movement in your face, especially if you have thin skin like I do. Those aren't wrinkles — they're smile lines. I've had to learn to embrace movement and realize that fillers are not my friend."