British model and actress Cara Delevingne revealed in an interview with Bustle that she had undergone cosmetic surgery (hyaluronic acid) on her chin to "correct a feature" that had always bothered her, specifying that it was a strictly personal choice motivated by her own relationship to this complex, and not a desire to normalize cosmetic surgery or to suggest that everyone should have it done.
The origin of a lack of trust
Cara Delevingne explains that the lack of a pronounced chin deeply bothered her, a facial detail she perceived as "an imbalance." "I had to have filler in my chin. I'd never had a chin before, and it was a problem for me," she says.
For the model and actress, this cosmetic surgery doesn't transform her identity but harmonizes it, and she insists on transparency: "I think it's very important to talk about it openly, because there's nothing to be ashamed of." She sees it as an empowering act, provided that self-esteem is cultivated beyond appearances.
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Cara Delevingne also discusses her breast reduction, motivated as much by comfort as by a desire to feel better about her body. She recounts briefly considering Botox before deciding against it in favor of PRP (plasmapheresis), an approach she considers more natural and better suited to her expectations. The actress and model concludes by emphasizing that her aesthetic choices are, in her opinion, "perfectly legitimate," that they stem from a personal journey, and that no woman should be judged for how she chooses to take care of herself.
By openly sharing her experiences with cosmetic surgery and treatments, Cara Delevingne demonstrates a rare level of transparency in the fashion and film industries. Without seeking to present her choices as a model, she reminds us that every journey is unique and that personal well-being remains the priority. Whether it's accepting insecurities, transforming them, or overcoming them, the essential thing, according to her, is to be able to do so freely, without external pressure or judgment.
