Paige Spiranac reveals every single bit of cosmetic surgery she's had after ‘a lot of speculation' about boob job
The golf beauty is not short of admirers on social media, with four million followers on her Instagram page alone.
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Paige Spirinac has lifted the lid on her plastic surgery procedures
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In a fan Q&A she said she has not had work done to her body
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However, she has had several procedures on her face in the last nine or so years
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These include a nose job and general facial rejuvenation
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She has also had veneers, botox and filler
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Paige has more than four million followers on Instagram
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However, Paige has opened up on the cosmetic work she has had done to try and stay on top.
Taking to her Instagram story in a candid Q&A with fans, Paige lifted the lid after a fan asked her about the truth behind her looks.
The American said: "There's been a lot of speculation over the cosmetic work that I've had done, so let's be transparent right now.
"Yes, my face and body do look different than when I first started doing this.
"One I am older and two I am 50 pounds heavier but this is all the work I've had done over a nine-year span."
Paige revealed she had had no work done to her body, with all of it being real.
However, her face has had its share of procedures.
She explained: "I've had my nose done and then I've had filler work done in the past, but I don't think I have any filler left in my face right now.
"I've done Botox before [but] I don't have any botox in my face currently.
"I'll just do my upper forehead and sometimes around my eyes.
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"These are two veneers, my teeth just never grew in properly there.
"And I will do laser work for resurfacing and tightening, and that's all."
That means there have been no secret surgeries across her time in the spotlight, something which is quite rare in the influencer sphere.
According to the BBC, 27,462 cosmetic surgery procedures were conducted in the UK in 2024 - a five per cent rise on 2023 - with nine in ten of these surgeries being women.
Boob jobs were the most popular treatment, followed by breast reduction surgery in second place.
However, the figures indicate that much of the rise was driven by facial rejuvenation surgery, similar to what Paige admits to having had done.
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