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Jennifer Lawrence, who recently starred as a mother battling severe postpartum depression in the new film "Die, My Love," is opening up about her own post-pregnancy body struggles. While she hasn't faced the same mental torment as her character, the mother of two admits her body hasn't quite bounced back.
In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Lawrence candidly asked the reporter if it was acceptable for her to vape during their conversation. She explained that she's scheduled for breast augmentation surgery in November and would need to quit vaping by then, as nicotine constricts blood vessels and can hinder tissue healing. Lawrence was completely open about the procedure, showing no shame in her admission.
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Lawrence elaborated, explaining that while her body largely recovered after her first child, her second pregnancy left her feeling that her physique hadn't bounced back, necessitating surgical intervention. When asked if she would still opt for breast augmentation if she weren't a famous actress, Lawrence responded, "Perhaps. I wouldn't be in such a rush to book the surgery as I am now, but I think I would still do it."
Lawrence also confessed to considering the increasingly popular new facial rejuvenation procedures, though she hasn't undergone one yet. "I haven't done it yet, but trust me, I'm going to," she stated. She also admitted to using Botox, but drew a firm line at dermal fillers, explaining that their effects are often too noticeable on camera. While many celebrities opt for cosmetic enhancements, Lawrence maintains a personal boundary: preserving a degree of naturalness in her appearance. She emphasized the importance of this for portraying everyday characters, who often wouldn't have the financial means for extensive procedures, ensuring her look remains convincing for such roles.
via： The New Yorker