Shirley Ballas has opened up about the cosmetic procedures she has undergone amid rumors of having “four face lifts.” The renowned head judge of the popular show Strictly Come Dancing has always been transparent about her personal life and beauty treatments, as evidenced in her recent interview.
Appearing on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, the talented dancer and television personality, who hails from Wirral, discussed her youthful appearance, receiving compliments from show host Richard Madeley. At 65, Shirley addressed the common issue of “sun spots” that come with aging, expressing her willingness to undergo non-invasive treatments to maintain her looks. Despite speculation about multiple facelifts, she clarified that she had not undergone such surgical procedures.
Detailing her beauty regimen, Shirley mentioned receiving a plasma treatment called Negin, which targets collagen to tighten and lift the skin while addressing sunspots. She also highlighted the benefits of the Abashe treatment she uses to maintain clear skin. The cost of her NeoGen nitrogen plasma treatments at Harley Street with Dr. Johanna Ward amounts to £4,675 for a course of treatments.
Starting her treatments in preparation for the 2024 season of Strictly, Shirley completed six NeoGen nitrogen plasma sessions this year, expressing satisfaction with the results. She emphasized feeling rejuvenated and confident at her age, noting improvements in her jawline and skin clarity.
Shirley emphasized that she has not had any surgical facelifts and expressed contentment with her appearance post-treatments. The prices for the treatments vary, starting at £2,750 for three sessions, with additional expenses for collagen drinks. Besides discussing her beauty regimen, Shirley also touched on the controversies surrounding Strictly, highlighting her focus on providing constructive criticism as a judge.
In response to inquiries about the show’s scandals, Shirley emphasized her commitment to her role on the program and her avoidance of becoming entangled in controversies. She praised the professionalism of the show’s participants and expressed confidence in the upcoming performances.