If Martha could look 45 at age 80 by just using skin care products she would be selling them under her brand and millions of women would be buying them!!
Martha Stewart doesn’t need the money she’s an industry already why would she start another business? Her body looks great she works out and rarely touches sugar which is key! Genetics also have a lot to do with it and she’s blessed. Explain her hair. It’s gorgeous!
It's an absolute INSULT for Martha Stewart to expect us to believe it's only "skin care".... this is why I have so much respect for Joan Rivers! She was honest about all of her "skin care" - whether you like her results and choices or not!
She’s absolutely all natural. Also, both my children are virgin births. 😂😂 Also, don’t discount lighting, angles, and PHOTOSHOP! There’s no such thing as an untouched photo today. Even if they’re only getting rid of a stray hair here and there. She admitted to plastic surgery more than twenty years ago. There are skin treatment which may help her skin look good. Technically, not plastic surgery. RF micro needling, threads, Sculptra, PRF, PRP, minimal fillers and small amounts of Botox, the best skincare, meso therapy, etc. There are more options than cutting or surgical treatments. She has the money to do them all. That being said, she is not wearing the same face I grew up watching 30+ years ago.
After a few decades of wear and tear aka the aging process, nobody looks like they used to.... or at least very few look similar to what they looked like younger.
No way I’m believing she’s not filtered on the cover of THAT magazine…it is impossible for her to look better now than she did in older pics. Puleeze, lol
People like her believe that we are stupid and dumb enough to accept her denials of surgical enhancements. The passing of the years show up in all faces ! CELEBRITIES, stop denying the obvious truth, it's not very becoming!!
I am 70 and have compliments on my skin all my life and even today. I have washed my face with bar soap my whole life but I do use moisturizer once a day, that’s it. It comes down to just genetics.
Of course she’s filtered, they all are. There’s no magazine in this world that doesn’t filter even 20 year olds ….but she does look good even without filters
@@marieb132. I agree a LOT is genetically influenced but habits count a lot too. And sometimes you just get lucky - I’ve been in the sun ALL my many decades and I don’t do anything but basic clean skincare when I remember to do it! My skin is surprisingly good. I do drink lots of water. But I know that skincare alone isn’t the end all and be all.
Two days ago, I watched Martha on the Food Network where she served as a judge and she looked very old and had very sagging skin. The show was filmed more than a year ago. The current images of Martha look nothing like what she did months ago. Kudos to her that she was able to undergo a procedure(s) that revitalized her appearance but clearly this improved appearance is not the result of facial products.
True, and at least she was fortunate and wise not to go for a radical look (like Madonna!!) and chose a more subtle procedure. But it is obvious nonetheless.
. . . She doesn’t use all of that every day good grief! She also wears a hat every time she goes outside. She has a great life and doesn’t have a husband to put up with.
Genetics play a huge part, as well. I’ll be 55 soon and spent most of my younger years in the sun. I now use sunscreen daily and other products like retinoids. However, my dad and my grandmother (who passed away at 98), always have/had beautiful skin. People regularly comment on the quality of my skin. I feel very fortunate.
I feel life style nutrition etc is even more important than genetics. I can even tell in our own family. We are 4 sisters and I am the youngest one so I can kind of see what is coming ahead in the next 20-25 years. My oldest sister ages much better than the other two and we would supposedly have the same genetics.
My mother is 76 and has never had any work done . She doesn’t even go to a dermatologist. She has great face shape and great skin because she never smoked, layed in the sun, rarely drank and never did drugs . She also eats very healthy . She looks just as good as Martha Stewart does.
Give me a break! Of course she's had a ton of plastic surgery done. She's from the same planet we're all from and gravity does not exclude her from the ravages of time. Get real people get real!
If Martha is going to talk about how good she looks, she needs to own the fact that she had a face-lift. No skincare products are going to make you look as youthful as Martha looks. I wish she would go public with her plastic surgeon. I’d go in a heartbeat. Martha looks beautiful ❤
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@@lsegluv8574just shifted to TNS (but will continue my 3 decade affair with Retin-A as well)I’ll trust the algorithm to reunite us a few month down the line to see your experience😊
It is so insulting to the public's intelligence that she thinks we actually believe that she hasn't had work done. I have zero respect for people who deny use of medical cosmetic interventions when they CLEARLY have.
Not insulting at all, I actually believe she didn’t have surgery. You can see by her eyelids they are not stretched or lifted. She did have fillers and Botox maybe and all the treatments etc, but not surgery
Both Martha and Christie Brinkley have Dr. Jacono on speed dial. There’s pictures where they hang out with him at charity events. He is the best in NYC if not in the world. They have the money to do whatever the need or want. Also great genetics. It bothers me when they lie and say that they NEVER had surgery.
It doesn’t bother me, because at their ages, surgery is necessarily the only credible explanation. Would it bother you if someone told you that the Earth is flat, or that dogs have wings? It's when there's room for doubt that it is truly bothering.
Since the truth is obvious, why do they lie? Are they ashamed to admit that they paid someone to reset their face, to pull up the loose sagging skin, to scrape off the layers of wrinkles? Be honest and admit it, we will respect you and your decision to improve your appearance! Nothing will ever replace the truth ! ! !
When martha is honest about the face lift she did then we can acknowledge any skin care treatments she did as maintenance. Your skin do not age backward in the way it did for her. Look at her face in the last 2-3 years at least Vs now. Sure she probably did maybe chemical peels, laser, botox whatever else out there but dont lie about not doing anything. Gravity is not your friend. Look at her in person interviews not edited photos. Exactly, you cant have face change or sagging or elasticity issues without plastic surgery. Don't give the impression that you look rhe way you do all natural with nothing done. It's false advertisement and just a lie. It's like jlo and her olive oil. Girl bye
Yep. Martha, JLo all of them there are old pictures out before they had certain procedures where they didn´t look nearly as good and young and tight. And that was 20-30-40 years ago. So that would be the actual "natural" before getting tweaked, the aging process happening for these famous people as well. And nothing wrong with having these procedures, I myself do what I can, it´s normal that we want to look good and fresh. I just can´t stand this hypocrisy about it, denying it all and pretending its just good genetics. It´s nobody´s business but your own. You can keep quiet, that I understand. But don´t outright lie.
Absolutely correct. These women are fearful of growing old. They spend tens of thousands of dollars on maintaining their facial appearance claiming that it's due to sunscreen and their Brand of skin care that they are selling! ! False Advertising!! I will not spend a penny on their "products " because it's false hope and promises!! I'm smarten than they are ! !
Surely we'd have heard about it if she'd had PS. Someone who used to work at the clinic where she had her treatment, for eg. There are always loads of support staff in these clinics - and they all talk amongst themselves. Once they've moved on to work elsewhere they may feel they owe no loyalty to their former employer! I worked at London's private Portland Hospital for Women & Children years ago when 'Posh' Spice had her breast augmentation performed at our sister hospital. Despite it being an open secret, she claimed they were her own. Until she had a reversal 10yrs later, and then faced myriad public questions about her rapidly deflated chest!
Dr. K truly cares and is passionate about his job. You can tell he loves educating people on best practices! I am RN so I can appreciate this surgeon. Keep up the great work!
I think Joan Collins looks very good, she's 90 yrs old and says she had no plastic surgery as well but she has a noticeable facelift which looks nice and natural. These women need to be honest with their female fans.
I agree. I believe it’s a combination of clean living and exercise. But to deny having plastic surgery when you have is honestly insulting to people’s intelligence.
The only reason anyone cares. Is it is insulting to be lied too. Who cares if she had plastic surgery? Just don't present your 80 year old face as looking like your are in your late 40's as strictly from skincare.
Omgosh she’s 80 years old and is on the cover of sports illustrated magazine! She should be celebrated not picked apart 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Bravo! You are fantastic 🎉
Agree to disagree ... Ms Martha is an anomaly ... Another plastic surgeon "dissected" Ms Martha & the procedures he felt she had ... Inside she is still an 81yo & can not fool Mother Nature ...
I am in my early 50s, I stopped drinking alcohol and avoid caffeine except for a (one 8 oz) cup of coffee in the morning, avoid processed foods and sugar, eat whole grains, fruit veg/anti inflammatory diet. After your gut has had time to heal you will reintroduce foods back to see how your body reacts, it’s v effective and easy to do, you won’t starve and your body will tell you everything you need to know. It has taken the bloat and roughness away a lot, plus I feel a lot sharper and alert.
It’s true what Dr. Karam says about using skin care products. My mom is in her 70s and always used skin care products with active ingredients for at least 30 years and although she has signs of sagging skin, her skin quality is great meaning it looks supple, soft, and hydrated.
I watched a photoshoot get done, afterwards when it was uploaded to the computer they tweaked the hell out of the picture from skin color, smoother skin, took away a few things and added. 😊
@@darkhorse7460 "little". I mean look at 2:40. There is not even a single brown spot and every person has that, especially on the neck region. So, does it really make sense to compare altered pictures? We need some normal pictures without any kind of filtering or photoshop.
I think the message Dr. Karam is trying to convey here is simple…One thing is plastic surgery to re-shape your face and another is the care of your skin, he is analyzing the million products Martha Stuart uses on a regular basis which for the most part he agrees with , to then offer his own skin care routine in just three steps…Why did he created skin care products? Well wouldn’t you agree a plastic surgeon knows best about this topic? So why not?…I think we have seen enough testimonies in pictures through his videos to know for sure this beauty Guru knows what he is talking about…I am here just like anyone else looking at his miracles performed and dreaming about my own.
He knows lotions n potions do nothing but deplete your $. Like his 80,000.a lift isn't enuf now he's getting in on skin care b.s. to add to his already over inflated assets.
I've always had a love /hate relationship with Martha. I love that she can do absolutely anything! I also hate that she can do absolutely anything! I'm just jealous!
I don't understand how it's even a question that she had a facelift. I remember reading an interview she had after her facelift years ago where she said her plastic surgeon advised her to sleep on her back to maintain the facelift and prevent future wrinkles. I've slept on my back ever since. Somehow the internet has been scrubbed clean about this procedure.
Yes being consistency is the key. Make the routine easy and the steps less ( not 15 + things). When you go through a rough moment you can still do your routine.
My 91 year old mom-in-law doesn't look a day over 75. She has the exact same face shape as Martha. Like Dr. Amir said, face shape does play a part in it.
Martha lives on a huge organic farm with greenhouse and grows almost all her own food. She loves animals and being outside managing her farm. She gets up every morning and has a "green drink" and hops on her four wheel type vehicle to cruise around her farm to manage and get her hands dirty. For some reason, gardening is associated with longevity
I can be dragged out of bed at 4 am drunk and I'll still spot the filler and a face lift. Nobody's face defies gravity at 80, that's something no money could buy.
An 91 yo aunt could still be mistaken for 65-70 (Asian) - same age as her daughter and nieces. No work done absolutely. And special brand names skin care.
And to the men out there. You should love your partners not because she’s got flawless skin or body but because she loves her family so much that she gives her time to work, buy food ingredients & cook great meals for her family. That is real beauty! ❤
Im 58 and i use a factor 50 suncream and for my moisturizer i use rosehip oil and nothing else. I dont look my age apparently and ageing does not bother me at all. Its a privilege to get old not everyone gets the chance too. You should learn to love the skin your in and enjoy life while you can 😊
My mom looks 30 years younger no surgery. Her secret? NEVER went into the sun. Her parents both had AMAZING skin too. She's not too thin not to big . Her skin is way better than mine.
I just bought the trifecta for the first time and I absolutely love it. It has made my skincare routine so easy. My favorite is the Rinse. It does an amazing job and i just love the way it feels on my skin.
I would be shocked if Martha did not have plastic surgery. She takes care of her skin and body but at 80, but in her 80s it is impossible to look this young and good.
Martha grew up in an area in the NE where she was not exposed to harsh sun everyday. She has also taken care of herself nutrition wise She has probably not taken drugs or drank alot of alcohol. I am almost 71 and I have great skin also for all of those reasons that Martha has it.
YOU ARE FAR FROM LOWLY❤️❤️❤️ you are one of the most aesthetically handsome men I have ever seen!! Not only that but you speak so eloquently exuding sensitivity to other people.. your videos have changed my life for the better I'm so glad I didn't have any radio frequency stuff done by just anyone.... You taught me so much on the process of mindful selection and choosing wisely....
Probably a facelift, tons of filler and photoshop. If it makes her happy and feel good about herself, so be it. Wrinkles come no matter how much skincare or care of your skin you take. We can minimize them by good genetics, a healthy diet and protective skincare habits, but they will come. I have chosen to age naturally at 84 and have always practiced good diet and skincare, but wrinkles are where a smile has been and I don’t intend to stop smiling!!! They do not define me.
Thank you for a very informative video and like you it doesn't matter to me what Martha Stewart is doing or have done. I only focus on myself and what is best for me to do. I already know that using 15 products in a routine would not work for me. I have lots already that maybe did not cost as much as her products that she uses but it has been hard for me to be consistant with what I do with so many products that I have. I think I will do better and do it everyday if I use less products. I have already decided that giving your 3 steps skincare treatment a try is better for me. Thank you so much for this Skn School Video Dr. Karam. The reviews I have read on your skincare treatment are absolutely amazing.
It's seems clear to me that she has had a deep plane, and here is why: first, we see her platysma bands are no longer there. Thus, they have been surgical corrected. Secondly, in her recent photo shoot she had done you can clearly see a change to her tragus by her ear as well as an ear lobe shortening /reduction because as we age ear lobes will strech and get longer. Besides all other obvious signs, these are the ones that are a dead giveaway! Dr. Gary linkov did a great video breakdown on her and her recent plastic surgery. It's a shame famous people feel the need to lie about their plastic and cosmetic surgery procedures, especially when they are in the spotlight with people of all ages looking up to them and wondering why they don't look like them or age as well as them. I find this to be damaging to some who may get low self-esteem as they keep comparing themselves to rich and famous people who are always claiming they never had any work done and they naturally look this awesome by nature or good genes. It's upsetting because it can cause harm to normal people who think something is just wrong with them when there is absolutely nothing wrong with them!
Just an extension of Playboy Magazine’s airbrushed, enhanced standard of perfection that destroyed our self images , expectations in our younger years. We can never live up to impossible standards.
Absolutely agree with you. Why don't they say yes, I've had work done and be honest. Denying the obvious only makes them appear liars and deceivers. Nobody becomes older with out appearing older !! Who do they think they are fooling? We are NOT IDIOTS to believe their lies!!
I have huge respect for people who have work done and cop to it. Some work is so well done that it's natural looking and leaves you wondering. I appreciate women like Susan Lucci and Greta Van Sustran who just tell the truth.
@marylin605 highly doubt it. I work with top plastic surgeons, and the signs are 100% obvious! From her platysma bands gone, overall skin, neck, and jawanr now tighten and sculpt. Furthermore. Another dead giveaway is th comparison to her new photos she did to the old ones her skin is nice and taught and you can clearly see her tragus is now altered as they tend to have happen after a deep plane facelift as well as as you age, ear lobes get stretched due to both gravity and the sagging of the face and neck region dragging/pulling it down with the rest of those aging areas. Therefore. I noticed I some pictures taken right before and comparison to right after there was an ear lobe reduction. So, her ears with the tragus and the ear lobes are just 2 of the obviously big and undeniably changes done facially that skin care can not ever change nor accomplish completely getting rid of platysma muscle bands that have detached and literally dropped and ar sagging/hanging wo any support structure to put them back in place. No skin care products in the world have that capability... it's impossible! One more thing, she's in her 80s. At that age, who wouldn't want to try and reclaim some of their once upon a time, youth? It's your business whether you want to tell the world or not. It's a personal matter for you. Not the world.
You can keep your skin looking young, but you cannot stop drooping, thinning, and sagging. Those three will need surgery to correct. But just one good face lift can look good for many years. I believe Martha had a good facelift 20 years ago and she has maintained and tweeted it for the last 20+ years.
@@Sunshine-uz4cx I believe that each woman has to be comfortable in their own skin. However, Martha Stewart is an influencer and it seems a lot like false advertisement. And the average woman can’t afford her skin care routine. There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to look younger I want to and do almost everything this channel recommends except for sun screen. I have extremely low vitamin D levels and I can not afford to block sunlight. I am really fair skinned so I am not out in the sun very long (about 30 minutes) without being covered by sleeves, hat and long trousers or tights. Low vitamin D levels create autoimmune diseases which I have several and I think sunblock played a role in this. Anyway, MS is false advertising with her puffy face and air brushed filtered photos.
I met her about 16 years ago, at a food event. She was animated and taking to people. She came off as very nice, smart, and funny. Her face, including her forehead was moving. She wasn’t wearing makeup to look overly made up. She was simply beautiful and fresh! We have a family friend, from England, and Caucasian. When she was in her early 60’s, she had a minor eye tweak. She said that’s all she would do, and focus on skincare. She had naturally oily, clear skin. I think Martha could have done something similar, and going hard on the tweakments to maintain her very lucky, natural beauty. This is how I’d love to look in my early 80’s! 🤞🏾🤞🏾
I would suggest that anyone thinking about purchasing any skincare items, to cut and past the ingredient list of the product into beautypedia for an analysis of the ingredients (can be found on Paula's Choice). Several of the products she mentioned have harmful ingredients that would be detrimental to your skin.
If her skin’s condition is only from good skin care, I am living in the upside down world, sign me up. 👍Surrrre Martha. Why lie? Martha isn’t kidding anyone, either that, or a True Miracle has taken place. Let’s not forget that those photos would of been super airbrushed! At 81, if a person decides to age naturally, there is nothing wrong with that. If one chooses the surgical route, that’s fine too, but there is no need to fib about it. After all, living to be 81 can be quite a coup; so many never get that opportunity.
As Martha has aged, I've noticed that her television appearances are filtered more and more. I think she's had procedures done separately in small doses: eye lifts, lower face lift and carefully injected fillers. Martha is also a big fan of serums. She's outdoors all the time and uses sunscreen and she eats foods grown from her own garden-a huge plus. One of the main rules she follows that all of us "of a certain age" should mimic-makeup in softer shades. A bright lip is fine as long as it's not heavily matte. Let's not forget-good genetics.
Doc, you wimped out! Don’t let some think that they can look like tat at age 81 with just skincare. It’s bad enough that MS is unwilling to to tell the truth.
BOOM ! He has the expertice to evaluate MS & dissect what procedures he feels could have been utilized ... Little to no doubt MS has been nipped, tucked & repositioned ... She looks "ok" but is an 81 yo on the inside as you cannot fool Mother Nature ...
She admits to a facelift at 60. She has great bone structure, she was a model, and is very very strict about her diet! What goes in your mouth is 300% more important than skincare! Beautiful is from the inside out. She also exercises every day. ALL print-work e.g. magazine covers are airbrushed! Why do I never hear anyone wondering about airbrushing when the Sports Illustrated model is a fat woman Sports Illustrated is using in their effort toward “inclusivity” which frankly makes me want to throw up! Nobody wants to see that!
I'm a cosmetologist and I agree with all you have said. It's too bad you weren't around in 1990 when I was a student in beautie school. It just seems like we were taught this very thing but it makes more sense when you're older. Love your videos I learn much from you!
Martha looks great. At 81 frickin years of age. I hope to look this good at that age. I don't care how she got there, I just want her to be honest so I know what I need to do.
What I've found most helpful for my hormonal acne and post acne scarring. Oral spironolactone for hormonal acne Morning wash with gentle skin cleanse (i use cetaphil gentle and cerave ) Vitamin C / I have also been meaning to try copper peptides and alternate between them Hyaluronic Acid (CeraVe Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Serum) Moisturizer (La Roche-Posay) Sunscreen (Apostrophe 'Screen Spf 43) Night Gentle wash Trentinoin 5× a week (Apostrophe) Moisturizer (any super hydrating Moisturizer but with no Hyaluronic acid, it can make the dryness from trentinoin worse if youre prone to it- my skin is used to it though so i do still Castor oil on my eyebrows
A lot of these products you are showing were “either/or”.. not all used at one time. She was a model for years in her youth and learned a lot… plus she says she gets lots and lots of facials. I have an 84YO friend who never went without an umbrella or, now, lots of sunscreen. Her skin is like a child-/flawless! Too many people use dots of sunscreen..not the full 1/4 teaspoon for the face that is recommended. Martha-She does self care and she is smart. The photos were SO EXTREMELY airbrushed.. even Martha herself admitted that. She is stunning example of how you can look if you do the work of caring for your skin.. ❤️ Not a hard topic .. she looks great without the other stuff mentioned.
I am convinced Martha has had plastic surgery and she probably also has lots of other procedures and treatments (like lasers). Honestly I'm surprised at her skincare products, I was expecting something more advanced - most products seem to be from Yonka (a salon plant-based not really brilliant line) and Mario Badescu. This brand is complete BS and has put powerful corticosteroids in their products without disclosing it to the public, which has caused serious issues for many people (I know that because I was one of these people - 10 years later I'm still struggling with a compromised skin barrier because of MB). I would have expected better products, or maybe she has some sort of deal with these brands?
My god that's an exhaustive list and use of product! I have good skin ( not perfect) because; I take care of it , keep out of the sun, never smoked, good diet and I have good genes. Both mother and grandmother have great unlined skin. But my routine is simple with; cleansing, hyaluronic acid, retinol, vit C, moisturiser, sun screen. Takes me a few mins maximum. Just wish I could get rid of the freckles! 😉
Thank you so much for explaining how Trifecta works. I’ve been using it for about a year and I LOVE it! I thought I new everything about it but I guess not. I didn’t know you can use it on your eyelids. Now I know! So happy to hear this. Thank you for the simplicity of this product. Won’t ever quit… especially after hearing this video…consistency is what it’s all about.
Genetics is the most powerful influencer on your skin and ageing in general. Then a good surgeon and in the case of a magazine shoot, lighting and airbrushing. No sun, smoking or stress but have a good diet, hydration, sleep to help your body do the best it can with your skin quality and then finally stuff you slap on the outside.
Love your videos, Dr. Karam. The only things you didn't mention were Martha Stewart's outstanding genetic gifts of great hair, great skin and great bone structure. She was given a genetic goldmine and made the most of it. Cheers~
I'm sorry but I believe But I think she has had a vertical facelift done as well as upper eyelids tightening and lifting and tightening of the lower eyelids with a fat transplantation where her own fat is transplanted under the skin from the lower eyelids to the cheekbones, which should give a younger and more natural "look". Then of course fillers and botox strategically placed in the right places on her face She might have had laser on her skin, but the most important thing is her daily skin treatment over the years as well as her genes This is not skin care vs plastic surgery, but instead the correct skin care combined with a healthy lifestyle and carefully selected cosmetic operations and treatments. And it is important to remember that one does not exclude the other, but rather healthy combination of all parts, gives a perfect result.
Some of looking younger is genetics, the more melanin one has in their skin the better their skin ages. Black and Mediterranean women seem to age the best. I have a Greek friend who wears sunscreen during the day but applies olive oil at night. She is 82 and as. beautiful skin. All the products you mentioned are very expensive and not affordable for many retired women.
When 50-year-olds started looking hot (JLo pole dancing at the Super Bowl), the pressure was on to keep up and not age normally. But, surely, we could relax come our 60s? Nope. Soon, it was 65-year-olds looking hot (Christie Brinkley posing for Sports Illustrated), Now, we knew that we would have to wait until nursing home age before we could relax. WRONG. Martha Stewart has ushered in the age of the eternally hot senior. You'll be damned if you can't keep up and look hot past life expectancy. Looking old at 50 is now unfathomable. Looking old at 65 is no longer normal. Looking old at 80... well, you can and should do something about it.
Dr. Karam I appreciate all that you share in your videos, such great quality content. I started using retinol and vitamin C a couple of weeks ago and already see a difference in my skin. Will you find a distributor in Canada? The shipping costs and import fees make ordering online very expensive.
Of course she had a face lift.It’s obvious and it was a surgeon that has a lot to f experience and a good hand. I take good care of my skin .At 25 I started with anti aging routine(before I was using just normal hydrating creams)now 20 years later my skin looks very good for my age.But I can see bit sagging starting wich is normal with aging.And only way to correct sagging is surgery Martha.
Not really … it depends on genetics a lot. U’re telling me she had a facelift but didn’t bother with her eye lids? U can see they are fallen ( which is normal) and not lifted or stretched
@@elenabaluta757 check some shorts from this doctor.A good surgeon aims for more natural look and not every surgeon’s goal is to make your face as tight as possible to not even able to close your eyes. My friend had eyelid surgery and now after 8 years her lids sag again and she was recommended forehead lift. Maybe you are right and she didn’t have a full facelift at once.Could be here and there something over years and now looks very good at her age.
@@elenabaluta757 There's so much plastic surgery can achieve. Especially at 81. Maybe having too many eyelid surgeries at this point would leave her deformed (especially in such a delicate area), and her surgeon advised her against it.
I question this one! Many years ago, watched her cooking shows and she never looked this good. She had an older facial appearance, so not sure when or what or how she became so youthful as all the years past her by. There has to be a few secret procedures along the way.
I don't care if it is or isn't, she has always looked great up to now because she knows she's still relevant. Always admired her, especially how she made the best of being in prison
I don't care much about Martha's skin but I'd like a short video on jade rollers and the such. Is it worth using? Thank you Dr. Karam, I enjoy your videos. ❤
I just discovered you and you resonate with me. You would not believe how many products/brands I have purchased trying to find a good regimen for my abused facial skin and trying to reverse the neglect and I will say it is working. My issue is, my eyes tell me the products truth, if they get buggy sometimes extreme, okay can't use that on my face, and these are products I am not even placing around my eye area, they just tell me, nope don't use it there is an ingredient that is not working for me. Which I won't waste the product brand I will just use it elsewhere, like hands etc. not near my face, hahahaha. You are right, holy moly to get the ingredients most recommended that are active I have many too many products of the same brand to get all the ingredients that will benefit my skin and they are. I am about simple and if you developed a line that covers all the ingredients we need for our face and neck skin I am in. QUESTION: do you ship to Mexico? If not, I shop with Sephora a lot, also City Beauty both I can get products to me. Of course, Amazon products no problem but usually it is third party and they hike prices to ridiculous amounts, and I won't fork that out for them. Thank you in advance.
To me Martha Stewart's cosmetic surgery is the best so far. Beautifully natural looking. No fish eyes nor fish lips. Love the works done on her. I wonder who her surgeon is. Now, Kris Jenner also looks very good with her recently done on her appearance on Oreo cookies ad.. I can see the progress achieved now by the surgeons today.
It’s the genes high cheek bones it a heart huge help. My great grandmother, in her late 80 like she was in her 60’s. When my son was born she came to see me and I was 22, with a huge smile on her face she announced that he was her great great grandson. After she went home a couple nurse came in saying how sweet it was she thinks she’s his great great. Pissed me off I informed them that she’s my great grandmother. They were shocked. I look 15-20 years younger than I am at 69. Only thing used was Doves nigh cream.
2020 is when she really started to pursue plastic surgery for the face from her recent photo shoot she needs to get her boobs done as long as she is at it especially if she is going to on the front of a magazine like that just the truth
I’m not sure about Martha’s choices: She used to (maybe still does) endorse Mario Badesque’s(sp?) skin care line. She’d be in a QVC video selling his stuff. So I looked into his line - it’s full of petrolatum or mineral oil. Not a good ingredient for long term skin health. I think if a brand is cheap enough to use that stuff what other crap do they add to turn a profit? And - Martha needs to be honest with the public who’ve made her career.
Aging is Not a disease. The most beautiful older women are the ones who ease into aging gracefully and accept it. Being comfortable in your skin come from within. Moisturize, eat well, stay active & have faith.
All those ingredients can be added to a good, inexpensive face cream such as Olay or Neutrogena at fraction of the cost of expensive creams. Just start with minute amounts at first.
Could you please do an analysis of the Paula’s choice line? Only if possible, I know it’s a bit tough to do such videos when you have your own brand, so no worries if it’s not suitable:) love your videos and find them very informative.
as an OG PC client I can say that once the company was sold and line expanded it’s more of a coin toss.The one product I will never stop is the 2% BHA liquid.I’ve had my AARP card a few years so take that for what it’s worth from an internet stranger
I think Martha‘s Nr. 1 anti-aging secret is to not be super skinny. As we age we have to decide between our midsections and our faces. The more weight we carry, the fuller our faces are, the less they droop.
Dr. How long should you wait for a product to work? Months for sure but how many? For example vitamin c. Wondering if i should try a different one. Its been 9 or 10 months using this one.
The lesson in this video is not skincare. It’s having all the time to apply all those on your face, 2x a day. Normal people who work, don’t even have the luxury of time. We wake up at 6 am, make breakfast, rush to work and at the end of the day, we go food shopping, do the laundry, cook dinner & go to bed. Then repeat the same thing the next morning. Where in the schedule can we fit 2 hours of facial in the morning and 2 hours at night?! Not to mention, our paycheck needs to buy groceries than 1 bottle of Chanel moisturizer. All this obsession with beauty is very concerning. MS has the money and doesn’t have to wash a single sock in her life. She has the luxury of time.
If Martha could look 45 at age 80 by just using skin care products she would be selling them under her brand and millions of women would be buying them!!
Agree
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Martha Stewart doesn’t need the money she’s an industry already why would she start another business? Her body looks great she works out and rarely touches sugar which is key! Genetics also have a lot to do with it and she’s blessed. Explain her hair. It’s gorgeous!
Absolutely!!!!
Good point! May or may not have had a facelift, but no doubt lots of laser and other similar procedures and a ton of filler!
It's an absolute INSULT for Martha Stewart to expect us to believe it's only "skin care".... this is why I have so much respect for Joan Rivers! She was honest about all of her "skin care" - whether you like her results and choices or not!
Exactly, how gullible do they think we are, lol
@@TangledNana maybe a man will believe it, but as women we know better! Not fooling me!
I believe it's ONLY skin care, with some botox and some fillers. I don't think she's gone under the knife. No way.
Which products does Martha use? That's what I want.
@@Chicago48did you watch the video😂 he tells you everything
She’s absolutely all natural. Also, both my children are virgin births. 😂😂
Also, don’t discount lighting, angles, and PHOTOSHOP! There’s no such thing as an untouched photo today. Even if they’re only getting rid of a stray hair here and there.
She admitted to plastic surgery more than twenty years ago.
There are skin treatment which may help her skin look good. Technically, not plastic surgery. RF micro needling, threads, Sculptra, PRF, PRP, minimal fillers and small amounts of Botox, the best skincare, meso therapy, etc. There are more options than cutting or surgical treatments. She has the money to do them all.
That being said, she is not wearing the same face I grew up watching 30+ years ago.
All natural and admission to plastic surgery? 🤔
@@annaku_eatswieners_ahaha, you don’t get sarcasm? Lol!
Hilarious...
After a few decades of wear and tear aka the aging process, nobody looks like they used to.... or at least very few look similar to what they looked like younger.
Her features are different! I didn’t recognize her.
No way I’m believing she’s not filtered on the cover of THAT magazine…it is impossible for her to look better now than she did in older pics. Puleeze, lol
People like her believe that we are stupid and dumb enough to accept her denials of surgical enhancements. The passing of the years show up in all faces ! CELEBRITIES, stop denying the obvious truth, it's not very becoming!!
make up, good lighting, no she doesn't look better .
I am 70 and have compliments on my skin all my life and even today. I have washed my face with bar soap my whole life but I do use moisturizer once a day, that’s it. It comes down to just genetics.
Of course she’s filtered, they all are. There’s no magazine in this world that doesn’t filter even 20 year olds ….but she does look good even without filters
@@marieb132. I agree a LOT is genetically influenced but habits count a lot too. And sometimes you just get lucky - I’ve been in the sun ALL my many decades and I don’t do anything but basic clean skincare when I remember to do it! My skin is surprisingly good. I do drink lots of water. But I know that skincare alone isn’t the end all and be all.
Two days ago, I watched Martha on the Food Network where she served as a judge and she looked very old and had very sagging skin. The show was filmed more than a year ago. The current images of Martha look nothing like what she did months ago. Kudos to her that she was able to undergo a procedure(s) that revitalized her appearance but clearly this improved appearance is not the result of facial products.
True, and at least she was fortunate and wise not to go for a radical look (like Madonna!!) and chose a more subtle procedure. But it is obvious nonetheless.
She looks fabulous for her ago! Kudos to your smart wisdom, too.
What the hell does it matter?
. . . She doesn’t use all of that every day good grief! She also wears a hat every time she goes outside. She has a great life and doesn’t have a husband to put up with.
😂😂😂 Great point!
lol true!
She loves attention and money ! I doubt she has many worries or ,the stress that most women have .
Genetics play a huge part, as well. I’ll be 55 soon and spent most of my younger years in the sun. I now use sunscreen daily and other products like retinoids. However, my dad and my grandmother (who passed away at 98), always have/had beautiful skin. People regularly comment on the quality of my skin. I feel very fortunate.
I feel life style nutrition etc is even more important than genetics. I can even tell in our own family. We are 4 sisters and I am the youngest one so I can kind of see what is coming ahead in the next 20-25 years. My oldest sister ages much better than the other two and we would supposedly have the same genetics.
@@IloveCamels335 my sister is 4 years younger, but has aged more. She takes after my mom’s side and I take after my dad’s side.
My mother is 76 and has never had any work done . She doesn’t even go to a dermatologist. She has great face shape and great skin because she never smoked, layed in the sun, rarely drank and never did drugs . She also eats very healthy . She looks just as good as Martha Stewart does.
I believe that keeping the same body weight and regular exercise daily..Good life style with mindfulness are also the Major ❤❤
Except Martha drinks, works like a horse and had been to prison.
Give me a break! Of course she's had a ton of plastic surgery done. She's from the same planet we're all from and gravity does not exclude her from the ravages of time. Get real people get real!
Her DNA is great too!
That’s genetics, then. 🤷♀️😊
If Martha is going to talk about how good she looks, she needs to own the fact that she had a face-lift. No skincare products are going to make you look as youthful as Martha looks. I wish she would go public with her plastic surgeon. I’d go in a heartbeat. Martha looks beautiful ❤
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Thank you for sharing. I want to finish my TNS and will try. Cannot do everything
Thank you for this comment! Love to hear that❤️
@@lsegluv8574just shifted to TNS (but will continue my 3 decade affair with Retin-A as well)I’ll trust the algorithm to reunite us a few month down the line to see your experience😊
It is so insulting to the public's intelligence that she thinks we actually believe that she hasn't had work done. I have zero respect for people who deny use of medical cosmetic interventions when they CLEARLY have.
the average public eats at McDonald's doesn't exercise and are clueless ..
Insulting?? Who cares..I’m not insulted the least bit!
Not insulting at all, I actually believe she didn’t have surgery. You can see by her eyelids they are not stretched or lifted. She did have fillers and Botox maybe and all the treatments etc, but not surgery
@@MrDavfit wow, we’re you ever right! People actually believe her. 😂😂
@@elenabaluta757 okay, sure. 🙄
Both Martha and Christie Brinkley have Dr. Jacono on speed dial. There’s pictures where they hang out with him at charity events. He is the best in NYC if not in the world. They have the money to do whatever the need or want. Also great genetics. It bothers me when they lie and say that they NEVER had surgery.
I agreeeeee!
It doesn’t bother me, because at their ages, surgery is necessarily the only credible explanation. Would it bother you if someone told you that the Earth is flat, or that dogs have wings?
It's when there's room for doubt that it is truly bothering.
Since the truth is obvious, why do they lie? Are they ashamed to admit that they paid someone to reset their face, to pull up the loose sagging skin, to scrape off the layers of wrinkles? Be honest and admit it, we will respect you and your decision to improve your appearance! Nothing will ever replace the truth ! ! !
@@melanisethares267 B O O M ! Well said !
When martha is honest about the face lift she did then we can acknowledge any skin care treatments she did as maintenance. Your skin do not age backward in the way it did for her. Look at her face in the last 2-3 years at least Vs now. Sure she probably did maybe chemical peels, laser, botox whatever else out there but dont lie about not doing anything. Gravity is not your friend. Look at her in person interviews not edited photos. Exactly, you cant have face change or sagging or elasticity issues without plastic surgery. Don't give the impression that you look rhe way you do all natural with nothing done. It's false advertisement and just a lie. It's like jlo and her olive oil. Girl bye
Yep. Martha, JLo all of them there are old pictures out before they had certain procedures where they didn´t look nearly as good and young and tight. And that was 20-30-40 years ago. So that would be the actual "natural" before getting tweaked, the aging process happening for these famous people as well. And nothing wrong with having these procedures, I myself do what I can, it´s normal that we want to look good and fresh. I just can´t stand this hypocrisy about it, denying it all and pretending its just good genetics. It´s nobody´s business but your own. You can keep quiet, that I understand. But don´t outright lie.
@@IloveCamels335 yeah right👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Absolutely correct. These women are fearful of growing old. They spend tens of thousands of dollars on maintaining their facial appearance claiming that it's due to sunscreen and their Brand of skin care that they are selling! ! False Advertising!! I will not spend a penny on their "products " because it's false hope and promises!!
I'm smarten than they are ! !
Surely we'd have heard about it if she'd had PS. Someone who used to work at the clinic where she had her treatment, for eg. There are always loads of support staff in these clinics - and they all talk amongst themselves. Once they've moved on to work elsewhere they may feel they owe no loyalty to their former employer!
I worked at London's private Portland Hospital for Women & Children years ago when 'Posh' Spice had her breast augmentation performed at our sister hospital. Despite it being an open secret, she claimed they were her own. Until she had a reversal 10yrs later, and then faced myriad public questions about her rapidly deflated chest!
@@221b-Maker-StreetThey all sign NDAs
Dr. K truly cares and is passionate about his job. You can tell he loves educating people on best practices! I am RN so I can appreciate this surgeon. Keep up the great work!
I think Joan Collins looks very good, she's 90 yrs old and says she had no plastic surgery as well but she has a noticeable facelift which looks nice and natural. These women need to be honest with their female fans.
I agree. I believe it’s a combination of clean living and exercise. But to deny having plastic surgery when you have is honestly insulting to people’s intelligence.
I don't care if she had surgery or not but she looks absolutely marvellous!!! 💕
The only reason anyone cares. Is it is insulting to be lied too. Who cares if she had plastic surgery? Just don't present your 80 year old face as looking like your are in your late 40's as strictly from skincare.
Yes she does!
Omgosh she’s 80 years old and is on the cover of sports illustrated magazine! She should be celebrated not picked apart 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Bravo! You are fantastic 🎉
Agree to disagree ... Ms Martha is an anomaly ... Another plastic surgeon "dissected" Ms Martha & the procedures he felt she had ... Inside she is still an 81yo & can not fool Mother Nature ...
I am in my early 50s, I stopped drinking alcohol and avoid caffeine except for a (one 8 oz) cup of coffee in the morning, avoid processed foods and sugar, eat whole grains, fruit veg/anti inflammatory diet. After your gut has had time to heal you will reintroduce foods back to see how your body reacts, it’s v effective and easy to do, you won’t starve and your body will tell you everything you need to know. It has taken the bloat and roughness away a lot, plus I feel a lot sharper and alert.
It’s true what Dr. Karam says about using skin care products. My mom is in her 70s and always used skin care products with active ingredients for at least 30 years and although she has signs of sagging skin, her skin quality is great meaning it looks supple, soft, and hydrated.
Martha looks great but it is unrealistic to say she’s all natural.😬
I watched a photoshoot get done, afterwards when it was uploaded to the computer they tweaked the hell out of the picture from skin color, smoother skin, took away a few things and added. 😊
Of course! Hollywood always has a little "help" lol. But still, she's made the effort to maintain her skin.
@@darkhorse7460 "little". I mean look at 2:40. There is not even a single brown spot and every person has that, especially on the neck region. So, does it really make sense to compare altered pictures? We need some normal pictures without any kind of filtering or photoshop.
@@yes91-bu8vp Thank you.
I think the message Dr. Karam is trying to convey here is simple…One thing is plastic surgery to re-shape your face and another is the care of your skin, he is analyzing the million products Martha Stuart uses on a regular basis which for the most part he agrees with , to then offer his own skin care routine in just three steps…Why did he created skin care products? Well wouldn’t you agree a plastic surgeon knows best about this topic? So why not?…I think we have seen enough testimonies in pictures through his videos to know for sure this beauty Guru knows what he is talking about…I am here just like anyone else looking at his miracles performed and dreaming about my own.
He knows lotions n potions do nothing but deplete your $.
Like his 80,000.a lift isn't enuf now he's getting in on skin care b.s. to add to his already over inflated assets.
I've always had a love /hate relationship with Martha. I love that she can do absolutely anything! I also hate that she can do absolutely anything! I'm just jealous!
I don't understand how it's even a question that she had a facelift. I remember reading an interview she had after her facelift years ago where she said her plastic surgeon advised her to sleep on her back to maintain the facelift and prevent future wrinkles. I've slept on my back ever since. Somehow the internet has been scrubbed clean about this procedure.
Do you feel sleeping on your back has slowed down visible aging ?
Yes being consistency is the key. Make the routine easy and the steps less ( not 15 + things). When you go through a rough moment you can still do your routine.
My 91 year old mom-in-law doesn't look a day over 75. She has the exact same face shape as Martha. Like Dr. Amir said, face shape does play a part in it.
Yes it does. Martha has a round Polish face...so do I and I look 15 years younger.
❤ shape good when yr young😊 Smiling more. Teeth.
Martha lives on a huge organic farm with greenhouse and grows almost all her own food. She loves animals and being outside managing her farm. She gets up every morning and has a "green drink" and hops on her four wheel type vehicle to cruise around her farm to manage and get her hands dirty. For some reason, gardening is associated with longevity
Being out in a natural.good enviro is good for peepl.
Oh, please, no plastic surgery? Give me a break.
Many many celebrities have had facial work, but many look messed up. I wonder who is Martha surgeon? That Doctor does a fantastic job!!!
I can be dragged out of bed at 4 am drunk and I'll still spot the filler and a face lift. Nobody's face defies gravity at 80, that's something no money could buy.
An 91 yo aunt could still be mistaken for 65-70 (Asian) - same age as her daughter and nieces. No work done absolutely. And special brand names skin care.
And to the men out there. You should love your partners not because she’s got flawless skin or body but because she loves her family so much that she gives her time to work, buy food ingredients & cook great meals for her family. That is real beauty! ❤
Im 58 and i use a factor 50 suncream and for my moisturizer i use rosehip oil and nothing else. I dont look my age apparently and ageing does not bother me at all. Its a privilege to get old not everyone gets the chance too. You should learn to love the skin your in and enjoy life while you can 😊
What brand of Rose Hip oil do you recommend?
I love the way you simplify skin care 😊
Thank you so much 🙂
She gets massive amounts of work done all the time. She knows it. Her staff knows it. Kevin knows it.
My mom looks 30 years younger no surgery. Her secret? NEVER went into the sun. Her parents both had AMAZING skin too. She's not too thin not to big . Her skin is way better than mine.
That's good you aren't bashing her. Any woman that takes care of herself deserves kudos
I just bought the trifecta for the first time and I absolutely love it. It has made my skincare routine so easy. My favorite is the Rinse. It does an amazing job and i just love the way it feels on my skin.
Love that! Rinse is the best.
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Ahh so excited for you to try it.
I would be shocked if Martha did not have plastic surgery. She takes care of her skin and body but at 80, but in her 80s it is impossible to look this young and good.
Martha grew up in an area in the NE where she was not exposed to harsh sun everyday. She has also taken care of herself nutrition wise She has probably not taken drugs or drank alot of alcohol. I am almost 71 and I have great skin also for all of those reasons that Martha has it.
@@bluewaters3100that is amazing, i am much younger and I feel like I old as heck. I live in the Midwest
She eats well & protects her skin but definitely has had work done, which is the prominent result in her look.
YOU ARE FAR FROM LOWLY❤️❤️❤️ you are one of the most aesthetically handsome men I have ever seen!! Not only that but you speak so eloquently exuding sensitivity to other people.. your videos have changed my life for the better I'm so glad I didn't have any radio frequency stuff done by just anyone.... You taught me so much on the process of mindful selection and choosing wisely....
Probably a facelift, tons of filler and photoshop. If it makes her happy and feel good about herself, so be it. Wrinkles come no matter how much skincare or care of your skin you take. We can minimize them by good genetics, a healthy diet and protective skincare habits, but they will come. I have chosen to age naturally at 84 and have always practiced good diet and skincare, but wrinkles are where a smile has been and I don’t intend to stop smiling!!! They do not define me.
I couldn't get my mind off wondering about the Tom Ford placement in the background LoL XoXo
Thank you for a very informative video and like you it doesn't matter to me what Martha Stewart is doing or have done. I only focus on myself and what is best for me to do. I already know that using 15 products in a routine would not work for me. I have lots already that maybe did not cost as much as her products that she uses but it has been hard for me to be consistant with what I do with so many products that I have. I think I will do better and do it everyday if I use less products. I have already decided that giving your 3 steps skincare treatment a try is better for me. Thank you so much for this Skn School Video Dr. Karam. The reviews I have read on your skincare treatment are absolutely amazing.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
Just use sunscreen and Retin A. Those.are ALL that help.
It's seems clear to me that she has had a deep plane, and here is why: first, we see her platysma bands are no longer there. Thus, they have been surgical corrected. Secondly, in her recent photo shoot she had done you can clearly see a change to her tragus by her ear as well as an ear lobe shortening /reduction because as we age ear lobes will strech and get longer. Besides all other obvious signs, these are the ones that are a dead giveaway! Dr. Gary linkov did a great video breakdown on her and her recent plastic surgery. It's a shame famous people feel the need to lie about their plastic and cosmetic surgery procedures, especially when they are in the spotlight with people of all ages looking up to them and wondering why they don't look like them or age as well as them. I find this to be damaging to some who may get low self-esteem as they keep comparing themselves to rich and famous people who are always claiming they never had any work done and they naturally look this awesome by nature or good genes. It's upsetting because it can cause harm to normal people who think something is just wrong with them when there is absolutely nothing wrong with them!
Just an extension of Playboy Magazine’s airbrushed, enhanced standard of perfection that destroyed our self images , expectations in our younger years. We can never live up to impossible standards.
Absolutely agree with you. Why don't they say yes, I've had work done and be honest. Denying the obvious only makes them appear liars and deceivers. Nobody becomes older with out appearing older !! Who do they think they are fooling? We are NOT IDIOTS to believe their lies!!
I have huge respect for people who have work done and cop to it. Some work is so well done that it's natural looking and leaves you wondering. I appreciate women like Susan Lucci and Greta Van Sustran who just tell the truth.
She is probably setting us up to come out with her own skin care line
@marylin605 highly doubt it. I work with top plastic surgeons, and the signs are 100% obvious! From her platysma bands gone, overall skin, neck, and jawanr now tighten and sculpt. Furthermore. Another dead giveaway is th comparison to her new photos she did to the old ones her skin is nice and taught and you can clearly see her tragus is now altered as they tend to have happen after a deep plane facelift as well as as you age, ear lobes get stretched due to both gravity and the sagging of the face and neck region dragging/pulling it down with the rest of those aging areas. Therefore. I noticed I some pictures taken right before and comparison to right after there was an ear lobe reduction. So, her ears with the tragus and the ear lobes are just 2 of the obviously big and undeniably changes done facially that skin care can not ever change nor accomplish completely getting rid of platysma muscle bands that have detached and literally dropped and ar sagging/hanging wo any support structure to put them back in place. No skin care products in the world have that capability... it's impossible! One more thing, she's in her 80s. At that age, who wouldn't want to try and reclaim some of their once upon a time, youth? It's your business whether you want to tell the world or not. It's a personal matter for you. Not the world.
You can keep your skin looking young, but you cannot stop drooping, thinning, and sagging. Those three will need surgery to correct. But just one good face lift can look good for many years. I believe Martha had a good facelift 20 years ago and she has maintained and tweeted it for the last 20+ years.
@@Sunshine-uz4cx I believe that each woman has to be comfortable in their own skin. However, Martha Stewart is an influencer and it seems a lot like false advertisement. And the average woman can’t afford her skin care routine. There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to look younger I want to and do almost everything this channel recommends except for sun screen. I have extremely low vitamin D levels and I can not afford to block sunlight. I am really fair skinned so I am not out in the sun very long (about 30 minutes) without being covered by sleeves, hat and long trousers or tights. Low vitamin D levels create autoimmune diseases which I have several and I think sunblock played a role in this. Anyway, MS is false advertising with her puffy face and air brushed filtered photos.
Wrong. It is recent. She looked like hell when she got out of jail.
Nope.
She looks great! Im happy for her! Do what's best for you ladies.
Consuming at least 2 litres of spring WATER daily is also vitally necessary🥰
They think we are stupid. She doesn’t even look like herself
She would be pitching this HARD on QVC if it were for real. Her secret? NDAs and the best surgical talent millions can buy!
Well said!
I met her about 16 years ago, at a food event. She was animated and taking to people. She came off as very nice, smart, and funny. Her face, including her forehead was moving. She wasn’t wearing makeup to look overly made up. She was simply beautiful and fresh! We have a family friend, from England, and Caucasian. When she was in her early 60’s, she had a minor eye tweak. She said that’s all she would do, and focus on skincare. She had naturally oily, clear skin. I think Martha could have done something similar, and going hard on the tweakments to maintain her very lucky, natural beauty. This is how I’d love to look in my early 80’s! 🤞🏾🤞🏾
I would suggest that anyone thinking about purchasing any skincare items, to cut and past the ingredient list of the product into beautypedia for an analysis of the ingredients (can be found on Paula's Choice). Several of the products she mentioned have harmful ingredients that would be detrimental to your skin.
Thank You Dr. Kareem for all great information
My pleasure
If her skin’s condition is only from good skin care, I am living in the upside down world, sign me up. 👍Surrrre Martha. Why lie? Martha isn’t kidding anyone, either that, or a True Miracle has taken place. Let’s not forget that those photos would of been super airbrushed! At 81, if a person decides to age naturally, there is nothing wrong with that. If one chooses the surgical route, that’s fine too, but there is no need to fib about it. After all, living to be 81 can be quite a coup; so many never get that opportunity.
As Martha has aged, I've noticed that her television appearances are filtered more and more. I think she's had procedures done separately in small doses: eye lifts, lower face lift and carefully injected fillers. Martha is also a big fan of serums. She's outdoors all the time and uses sunscreen and she eats foods grown from her own garden-a huge plus. One of the main rules she follows that all of us "of a certain age" should mimic-makeup in softer shades. A bright lip is fine as long as it's not heavily matte. Let's not forget-good genetics.
Hello! That is great, hope you're loving them. Polish is our enzymatic exfoliator, you leave it on your face for 3-5 minutes 2-3 times a week!
Bright anything is too harsh. Works in photo's.
Doc, you wimped out! Don’t let some think that they can look like tat at age 81 with just skincare. It’s bad enough that MS is unwilling to to tell the truth.
BOOM ! He has the expertice to evaluate MS & dissect what procedures he feels could have been utilized ... Little to no doubt MS has been nipped, tucked & repositioned ... She looks "ok" but is an 81 yo on the inside as you cannot fool Mother Nature ...
He's b.s.'g u trying to sell over priced cream.
Photoshopped and plastic surgery can make wonders !
She admits to a facelift at 60. She has great bone structure, she was a model, and is very very strict about her diet! What goes in your mouth is 300% more important than skincare! Beautiful is from the inside out. She also exercises every day. ALL print-work e.g. magazine covers are airbrushed! Why do I never hear anyone wondering about airbrushing when the Sports Illustrated model is a fat woman Sports Illustrated is using in their effort toward “inclusivity” which frankly makes me want to throw up! Nobody wants to see that!
Factos
This is 100% true. The airbrushing virtually can make one into anyone else -- color, lines, features, imperfections -- just about anything.
I’m very happy to see women of all shapes and sizes
I'm a cosmetologist and I agree with all you have said. It's too bad you weren't around in 1990 when I was a student in beautie school. It just seems like we were taught this very thing but it makes more sense when you're older. Love your videos I learn much from you!
Thank you for the kind comment!
Martha looks great. At 81 frickin years of age. I hope to look this good at that age. I don't care how she got there, I just want her to be honest so I know what I need to do.
Takes mega bucks.
What I've found most helpful for my hormonal acne and post acne scarring.
Oral spironolactone for hormonal acne
Morning wash with gentle skin cleanse (i use cetaphil gentle and cerave )
Vitamin C / I have also been meaning to try copper peptides and alternate between them
Hyaluronic Acid (CeraVe Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Serum)
Moisturizer (La Roche-Posay)
Sunscreen (Apostrophe 'Screen Spf 43)
Night
Gentle wash
Trentinoin 5× a week (Apostrophe)
Moisturizer (any super hydrating Moisturizer but with no Hyaluronic acid, it can make the dryness from trentinoin worse if youre prone to it- my skin is used to it though so i do still
Castor oil on my eyebrows
Dr. Karam, your skin and complexion is looking great ! Love from TX
It’s my Trifecta:)
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A lot of these products you are showing were “either/or”.. not all used at one time.
She was a model for years in her youth and learned a lot… plus she says she gets lots and lots of facials. I have an 84YO friend who never went without an umbrella or, now, lots of sunscreen. Her skin is like a child-/flawless! Too many people use dots of sunscreen..not the full 1/4 teaspoon for the face that is recommended.
Martha-She does self care and she is smart.
The photos were SO EXTREMELY airbrushed.. even Martha herself admitted that. She is stunning example of how you can look if you do the work of caring for your skin.. ❤️
Not a hard topic .. she looks great without the other stuff mentioned.
I am convinced Martha has had plastic surgery and she probably also has lots of other procedures and treatments (like lasers). Honestly I'm surprised at her skincare products, I was expecting something more advanced - most products seem to be from Yonka (a salon plant-based not really brilliant line) and Mario Badescu. This brand is complete BS and has put powerful corticosteroids in their products without disclosing it to the public, which has caused serious issues for many people (I know that because I was one of these people - 10 years later I'm still struggling with a compromised skin barrier because of MB).
I would have expected better products, or maybe she has some sort of deal with these brands?
thisthisthis and thank you
Loved the video! This educational piece was well delivered and wonderful to understand the efficacy of Trifecta. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
My god that's an exhaustive list and use of product! I have good skin ( not perfect) because; I take care of it , keep out of the sun, never smoked, good diet and I have good genes. Both mother and grandmother have great unlined skin. But my routine is simple with; cleansing, hyaluronic acid, retinol, vit C, moisturiser, sun screen. Takes me a few mins maximum. Just wish I could get rid of the freckles! 😉
Thank you so much for explaining how Trifecta works. I’ve been using it for about a year and I LOVE it! I thought I new everything about it but I guess not. I didn’t know you can use it on your eyelids. Now I know! So happy to hear this. Thank you for the simplicity of this product. Won’t ever quit… especially after hearing this video…consistency is what it’s all about.
Don't put ANything on your eye skin.
Genetics is the most powerful influencer on your skin and ageing in general. Then a good surgeon and in the case of a magazine shoot, lighting and airbrushing. No sun, smoking or stress but have a good diet, hydration, sleep to help your body do the best it can with your skin quality and then finally stuff you slap on the outside.
I've been using the Trifecta for 6 months and see results. I can't imagine using 15 products and so many different brands.
Love it!
She's had a face lift and good for her. I'm saving for mine. Eating well, not smoking, no sun, no alcohol,hydration, and great skin regimine matter.
I love the education you give on all the ingredients each ingredients purpose!
Love your videos, Dr. Karam. The only things you didn't mention were Martha Stewart's outstanding genetic gifts of great hair, great skin and great bone structure. She was given a genetic goldmine and made the most of it. Cheers~
Good point! Thanks for sharing.
Don’t forget brains and resilience. She is a successful business woman and bounced back from great adversity!!!
I'm sorry but I believe But I think she has had a vertical facelift done as well as upper eyelids tightening and lifting and tightening of the lower eyelids with a fat transplantation where her own fat is transplanted under the skin from the lower eyelids to the cheekbones, which should give a younger and more natural "look".
Then of course fillers and botox strategically placed in the right places on her face
She might have had laser on her skin, but the most important thing is her daily skin treatment over the years as well as her genes
This is not skin care vs plastic surgery, but instead the correct skin care combined with a healthy lifestyle and carefully selected cosmetic operations and treatments.
And it is important to remember that one does not exclude the other, but rather healthy combination of all parts, gives a perfect result.
Some of looking younger is genetics, the more melanin one has in their skin the better their skin ages. Black and Mediterranean women seem to age the best. I have a Greek friend who wears sunscreen during the day but applies olive oil at night. She is 82 and as. beautiful skin.
All the products you mentioned are very expensive and not affordable for many retired women.
Too bad she’s so mean. She cheated a gardener out of his well earned wages using an archaic law in Connecticut. He lost in court.
When 50-year-olds started looking hot (JLo pole dancing at the Super Bowl), the pressure was on to keep up and not age normally. But, surely, we could relax come
our 60s? Nope. Soon, it was 65-year-olds looking hot (Christie Brinkley posing for Sports Illustrated), Now, we knew that we would have to wait until nursing home age before we could relax.
WRONG. Martha Stewart has ushered in the age of the eternally hot senior. You'll be damned if you can't keep up and look hot past life expectancy.
Looking old at 50 is now unfathomable. Looking old at 65 is no longer normal. Looking old at 80... well, you can and should do something about it.
MS & CB are so dry that if intimate, they could spontaneously combust ... Their hands, elbows, knees, legs, ankles tell the story of their years ...
It’s all about marketing products with Martha
Dr. Karam I appreciate all that you share in your videos, such great quality content. I started using retinol and vitamin C a couple of weeks ago and already see a difference in my skin. Will you find a distributor in Canada? The shipping costs and import fees make ordering online very expensive.
Great job on explanation. Plus, you are a really nice guy. A real person....lucky wife
Of course she had a face lift.It’s obvious and it was a surgeon that has a lot to f experience and a good hand.
I take good care of my skin .At 25 I started with anti aging routine(before I was using just normal hydrating creams)now 20 years later my skin looks very good for my age.But I can see bit sagging starting wich is normal with aging.And only way to correct sagging is surgery Martha.
"A" facelift ? At 81, it takes at least two, if not three or four facelifts to look like this.
Not really … it depends on genetics a lot. U’re telling me she had a facelift but didn’t bother with her eye lids? U can see they are fallen ( which is normal) and not lifted or stretched
@@elenabaluta757 check some shorts from this doctor.A good surgeon aims for more natural look and not every surgeon’s goal is to make your face as tight as possible to not even able to close your eyes.
My friend had eyelid surgery and now after 8 years her lids sag again and she was recommended forehead lift.
Maybe you are right and she didn’t have a full facelift at once.Could be here and there something over years and now looks very good at her age.
@@elenabaluta757 There's so much plastic surgery can achieve. Especially at 81. Maybe having too many eyelid surgeries at this point would leave her deformed (especially in such a delicate area), and her surgeon advised her against it.
@googisfree I had ellacor. Barely did a thing. Certainly wouldn't help an 80 year old.
This list just seems so fake to me. How does a woman of her wealth use Mario Badescu and not use a retinol? It’s just an advertisement.
I love your channel. So educative. Thank you.
I question this one! Many years ago, watched her cooking shows and she never looked this good. She had an older facial appearance, so not sure when or what or how she became so youthful as all the years past her by. There has to be a few secret procedures along the way.
The generic is the key! My father is 94 years old, he looks like 60 years old, and never needs reading glasses. ❤
Genetics.😂
I don't care if it is or isn't, she has always looked great up to now because she knows she's still relevant. Always admired her, especially how she made the best of being in prison
I don't care much about Martha's skin but I'd like a short video on jade rollers and the such. Is it worth using? Thank you Dr. Karam, I enjoy your videos. ❤
I just discovered you and you resonate with me. You would not believe how many products/brands I have purchased trying to find a good regimen for my abused facial skin and trying to reverse the neglect and I will say it is working. My issue is, my eyes tell me the products truth, if they get buggy sometimes extreme, okay can't use that on my face, and these are products I am not even placing around my eye area, they just tell me, nope don't use it there is an ingredient that is not working for me. Which I won't waste the product brand I will just use it elsewhere, like hands etc. not near my face, hahahaha. You are right, holy moly to get the ingredients most recommended that are active I have many too many products of the same brand to get all the ingredients that will benefit my skin and they are. I am about simple and if you developed a line that covers all the ingredients we need for our face and neck skin I am in. QUESTION: do you ship to Mexico? If not, I shop with Sephora a lot, also City Beauty both I can get products to me. Of course, Amazon products no problem but usually it is third party and they hike prices to ridiculous amounts, and I won't fork that out for them. Thank you in advance.
To me Martha Stewart's cosmetic surgery is the best so far. Beautifully natural looking. No fish eyes nor fish lips. Love the works done on her. I wonder who her surgeon is. Now, Kris Jenner also looks very good with her recently done on her appearance on Oreo cookies ad.. I can see the progress achieved now by the surgeons today.
It’s the genes high cheek bones it a heart huge help. My great grandmother, in her late 80 like she was in her 60’s. When my son was born she came to see me and I was 22, with a huge smile on her face she announced that he was her great great grandson. After she went home a couple nurse came in saying how sweet it was she thinks she’s his great great. Pissed me off I informed them that she’s my great grandmother. They were shocked. I look 15-20 years younger than I am at 69. Only thing used was Doves nigh cream.
Martha bakes with lots of sugar and white flour. But I do love watching all her shows gardening etc.!!!
2020 is when she really started to pursue plastic surgery for the face
from her recent photo shoot she needs to get her boobs done as long as she is at it
especially if she is going to on the front of a magazine like that
just the truth
I’m not sure about Martha’s choices: She used to (maybe still does) endorse Mario Badesque’s(sp?) skin care line. She’d be in a QVC video selling his stuff. So I looked into his line - it’s full of petrolatum or mineral oil. Not a good ingredient for long term skin health. I think if a brand is cheap enough to use that stuff what other crap do they add to turn a profit? And - Martha needs to be honest with the public who’ve made her career.
I was reading online that somebody took a lawsuit out on him because he used steroids in one of his products
Aging is Not a disease. The most beautiful older women are the ones who ease into aging gracefully and accept it. Being comfortable in your skin come from within. Moisturize, eat well, stay active & have faith.
All those ingredients can be added to a good, inexpensive face cream such as Olay or Neutrogena at fraction of the cost of expensive creams. Just start with minute amounts at first.
Whatever it is she’s had done she looks good.
Could you please do an analysis of the Paula’s choice line? Only if possible, I know it’s a bit tough to do such videos when you have your own brand, so no worries if it’s not suitable:) love your videos and find them very informative.
as an OG PC client I can say that once the company was sold and line expanded it’s more of a coin toss.The one product I will never stop is the 2% BHA liquid.I’ve had my AARP card a few years so take that for what it’s worth from an internet stranger
I think Martha‘s Nr. 1 anti-aging secret is to not be super skinny. As we age we have to decide between our midsections and our faces. The more weight we carry, the fuller our faces are, the less they droop.
Dr. How long should you wait for a product to work? Months for sure but how many? For example vitamin c. Wondering if i should try a different one. Its been 9 or 10 months using this one.
What are your thoughts on Argireline?
The lesson in this video is not skincare. It’s having all the time to apply all those on your face, 2x a day.
Normal people who work, don’t even have the luxury of time. We wake up at 6 am, make breakfast, rush to work and at the end of the day, we go food shopping, do the laundry, cook dinner & go to bed. Then repeat the same thing the next morning. Where in the schedule can we fit 2 hours of facial in the morning and 2 hours at night?! Not to mention, our paycheck needs to buy groceries than 1 bottle of Chanel moisturizer.
All this obsession with beauty is very concerning. MS has the money and doesn’t have to wash a single sock in her life. She has the luxury of time.