Dolly Parton Reveals Plastic Surgery Regrets As She Takes Break From Music
Dolly says it’s hard not to go overboard with cosmetic enhancements, but it looks like she’s stepping away from the spotlight for the time being.
Highlights
Dolly Parton believes there’s nothing wrong with cosmetic surgery and will alter any imperfection she sees.
She admits that going overboard with plastic surgery can result in complications and extended recovery times.
Dolly emphasizes the importance of finding the best doctors and being cautious not to overdo cosmetic procedures. She acknowledges the risks associated with going under the knife.
Dolly Parton is most famous for her music, but the singer’s looks come in at a close second, given that she’s been open about going under the knife throughout the decades. Recently, Dolly opened up about what cosmetic procedures she regrets and how she’d do things differently.
Dolly, 77, recently spoke to Saga Magazine where she emphasized her belief that there’s nothing wrong with cosmetic surgery. If she sees an imperfection, she doesn’t hesitate to alter it.
Dolly Admits It’s Hard Not To Go Overboard With Plastic Surgery
“If something is bagging, sagging or dragging, I’ll tuck it, suck it or pluck it,” the musician explained.
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“Every now and then you’ll get a hematoma, or sometimes with fillers and Botox you can get too much and have to wait till the swelling goes down to look normal again,” Dolly added of going overboard. “It means that instead of being back at work in two weeks, it’s a month.”
Dolly made similar comments last month during an appearance on Howard Stern’s radio show, where she admitted to the variety of work she’s had done to her face.
“I try to do just little bits at a time — I don’t do like really big stuff. I do fillers, Botox, Juvéderm,” she explained during the November interview . “Only when I have to do something a little more, and even then, I try to be careful.”
“I always say, ‘Just find the best doctors.’ You’ve just got to be very careful not to overdo it because you never know, anytime you go under the knife you could come out looking not good,” Dolly went on. “It’s always a risk and every time I go in for anything I think ‘Oh Lord, please let this all work out fine.’”
Dolly Wants To Focus On Her Husband Over Her Career
Dolly’s comments on her appearance come amid reports that she’s planning to take a step ack from her music carer to focus on her husband amid his ailing health, a topic the singer didn’t cover during her recent interviews.
Last month, various reports claimed that Dolly’s long-time husband, Carl Dean, 81, had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. This neurodegenerative disorder is characterized by a variety of symptoms like memory loss, cognitive decline, and inability to perform daily tasks.
“Dolly has long been a fixture on the touring circuit, but as her husband’s health takes precedence, she has chosen to take a step back from the stage to focus on what matters most – family,” an insider claimed to National Enquirer.
“She wants to make sure they enjoy every last minute they have together,” they added.
Carl and Dolly have been married since 1966. Despite their decades-long union, the pair never had kids. In 2020, Dolly admitted she chose not to have a family to prioritize her career, as she doesn’t believe she would’ve found the same success had she had kids.
For now, Dolly hasn’t commented on the reports regarding her husband’s health.
