Bruce Jenner is Innocent: What a Facelift Scar Really Looks Like
Princess 19 on 24 Jan 2012 at 9:40am
The recent appearance of Bruce Jenner at a Lakers game with wife Kris had tongues wagging that the former Olympian had even more face work done. Not so fast, people. That's not a facelift scar.
If only the gossip sites had asked the experts first. As news spread that the once-vain celeb had another facelift procedure, it was soon reported that Bruce actually had a biopsy - for skin cancer.
Jenner had noticed a red mark on his face during a recent trip to his dermatologist. The biopsy proved that it was an early stage of skin cancer.


When shown side by side in comparison to a real facelift scar, it is obvious from the sheer placement that this was a deliberate cut to remove something, not to lift the area for a more youthful look. A facelift scar is meant to be stitched and placed in such a way that after the healing process is done, it is almost invisible. And let's be honest here, would he really be going to a highly attended event so soon after a cosmetic procedure? This is Hollywood, where procedures are meant to be secretive.
Besides, "...most good facelifts should not leave obvious scars," says Philadelphia area facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Anthony Corrado. "A skilled cosmetic surgeon can rejuvenate your neck and jowls via well hidden incisions, when closed with good surgical technique, heal well enough that they should not be obvious."
So, no worries, Bruce (if he even had any). We know you are innocent. And, we are happy that you caught the cancer early.

Aw, I actually think Bruce is the most normal and sane! Even though he may look the strangest from time to time... he seems to be the voice the reason (although that voice is typically overpowered by Kris).
2 things:
- He'd have to have pretty thick skin (metaphorically, obviously it would be stretched thin) to get another facelift after all the crap he's received for his last.
- I'd like to see what tightened skin would look like if it was pulled in a direction that left that scar... probably not anything a quality surgeon would be proud to call a facelift.