Her mom sure was proud of her surgery. Maybe it's in raising?

Before and after pictures: http://celebrityplasticsurgeryxp.com/melissa-rivers-before-and-after-plastic-surgery-photos/

There were so many pics you can't tell what was done. She looks fine to me. she is just older.

Yes, I thought Melissa looked like a P.S. victim, but the one that shocked me was Goldie Hawn and all the enhancements she has obviously had, PLUS she acted strange when she was on stage, like she didn't know where she was!

That's too bad, she looked so pretty before.

It is a shame. She was pretty. Now, she's turning into a Batman villain.

they are just grabbing at straws trying to save their looks as they get old. What they don't realize is more goes wrong then right. Not for me, I will just have to age!

Better to age gracefully than to purposefully disfigure yourself. It's sad how Hollywood demands women do this to themselves in order to stay relevant and employed.

Hope her face doesn't split. She looks awful.

I agree -- "Wow" in a bad way. I also thought Goldie Hawn looked terrible.

Reminded me of seeing Bridget Bardot on an awards show a couple years ago. Her face was so pulled and paralyzed with botox and fillers, she could barley speak or be understood.

I thought Sylvester Stallone looked like a cadaver on the awards program the other night. I guess men are doing it too.

I had to google to see how old she is, she was born in 68, a year after me but she looks like an old lady trying to hold on to her youth and she's not that old. I was watching an episode of Say Yes to the Dress and the there was a mom of the bride that had that same pulled up snake eyed look and over inflated lips. She looked ridiculous. I don't understand how these women think they look good. Very sad. ETA: Yes, a lot of women look "disfigured" as another poster mentioned.

That's it alway1step! I keep wondering what happened to her eyes. Snake eyes.

Is her skin pulled so tight it's making them a slit? JoAnn's 2006 picture, she has normal eyes. The other, not so much.

always1stepbehind

I had to google to see how old she is, she was born in 68, a year after me but she looks like an old lady trying to hold on to her youth

*****

Not even 50!

And Melissa Rivers started with the procedures awhile ago. Such a shame.

Does MR look like that in all her recent photos, or did this one happen to catch her when she was both squinting and in mid-blink? I don't think a mere single photo represents how a person looks in reality.

I wonder whether people's faces feel uncomfortable when they've had snips, tugs, and re-anchoring. Just seems like it would feel permanently uncomfortable. And does it not mess up the nerves in the face, such that maybe a mosquito lands over the cheek, but you swipe at it over the jaw?

Tell ya what though, I knew a woman who, all of a sudden one week, kept sort of needling me to comment on her appearance when she was job-seeking after age 60. No way was I going to say anything. In the end, she confided that she'd had some plastic surgery in order to compete in appearance with younger people. Guess what? I could not tell any difference. She looked the same to me. She even pointed to specific spots and asked if they looked better. No, they looked the same. She did not look less wrinkled, not younger, not more rested, not like someone else. She looked the same and had spent thousands of her savings at a time when she was unemployed.

We saw MR on a show the other night and my husband and I both commented that she looked like she was turning into her mother. No doubt the plastic surgery has started early. It's too bad.

Here is recent video from Fashion Police:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R23La3nJlU8

share: I hadn't see her for quite a while so her appearance was quite a shock.

From the video, I'd say the eye make-up goes a long way toward obliterating her eyes, but some times she opened them wide and looked up so that she was back into the realm of seeming to have functional eyes.

Judging by the checkers in some of our local retail, I's say that unnatural length and thickness of fake eyelashes are in style. I hope it is a style that fades because it looks so uncomfortable and I don't like to find myself particularly noticing eyelashes. Like plastic surgery to the face, I think it must feel uncomfortable to have stuff glued to the eyelids. But I would say MR doesn't seem out of the range of normal when I compare to other TV images. I think some people must think of their image as something like an artwork, so they put much effort and money into it.

I wonder if her face would split if she scratched it. It looks like a tomato in boiling water right before it's blanched. As soon as you poke it, it splits right down the middle.

I find the whole topic sad and terrible! What happens in the mind of a beautiful (inside and out) woman that she needs to resort to surgery to feel good about herself?

ETA: I am not saying that its sad and terrible that the topic was posted or that anyone had an opinion, just that its sad that Melissa resorted to mutilation to somehow feel better about herself :-(

I embrace my wrinkly 66 yr. old face and dedicated my aging face to those people I've loved and didn't live long enough to get wrinkles. My Mom died at 38 -- beginning turkey neck is for her. 3 sons died in infancy -- I've got 3 lines of crows feet for them! Lines on my forehead are for my sister who died at 48, and bestest friends who died at 48 and 47. Then there's my DEAR daughter-in-law who died at 34, cousins who died at 20 and 17. . . I could go on. Beloved Uncle at 48, etc.

I agree with Matthias. I think it is the "smokey eye" eye makeup, heavy (thick) eyeliner, and the fake eyelashes.