“I’m very mad.” Courteney Cox regrets falling into a cycle of facial injections.

Courteney Cox drew a line on injections. The actress would prefer never to resort to cosmetic surgery in an attempt to rejuvenate her appearance, as she reveals in an episode of the podcast. Los Angeles Glow airs Tuesday, March 7. When asked by American journalists Kirby Johnson and Sarah Tan about her “biggest regret” in terms of beauty, she answered without hesitation:

The 50-year-old woman explains that she was caught in a spiral that she was not aware of. “It’s a domino effect. You don’t realize that you look a little weird, so you keep doing more because you think you look normal. You look at yourself in the mirror and say to yourself: “Sounds good.” You don’t realize what a person looks like on the outside,” says the heroine Scream, ensuring that he “removed” all the substances injected into his face. “Thank God that they are dissolvable. To think that I was getting old when I was very young is just a disappointment, a waste of time,” he continues, before admitting. “I messed around a lot. Fortunately, I was able to turn most of it around.”

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This is not the first time Courteney Cox has spoken about her painful experience with injections. Last year, he was already talking about his obsessive fight against the signs of aging. “There was a period when I was like, ‘Wow, I’m changing, I look older.’ And I ran after [cette jeunesse] for years,” he confided in an interview with a British newspaper The Sunday Timespublished on February 20, 2022. He then claimed that he had a realization due to comments made about him at the time; [j’avais] looks really weird with injections and that i [faisais] things to my face that I would never do now. (…) There was a moment when I said to myself:

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Back in an interview with an American magazine a few years ago New beauty In 2017, Courteney Cox said she succumbed to scalpers because of the weight of beauty dictates and the “ageism” of the film industry. “Hollywood makes life difficult for us. I grew up thinking that the most important thing is the physical,” declared Monika’s interpreter friends, a character who himself has a complicated relationship with his body. And explain that you have fallen into a vicious cycle. “You meet a doctor (…), then a second (…) then you end up with layers and layers of product. You can’t realize it all at once, it’s progressive, until you say to yourself, “Wow, this is not normal.” And it’s worse in the pictures.”