15 Female Celebrities Who Say No to Plastic Surgery

Citing the horror stories of what can go wrong, Streep sticks by her feeling that those who succumb to surgery draw more attention to their features than those who don’t.

This Oscar winner says that plastic surgery goes against her morals.

Our girl crush and 30 Rock star thinks Botox makes faces look like shiny, waxy candles.

This screen siren joined forces with Kate Winslet and Emma Thompson to form the British Anti-Cosmetic Surgery League.

Our pretty woman admits to trying Botox once and swears never to do it again. She prefers healthy living and has said that people should know what emotion she’s feeling the exact moment she’s feeling it.

This sultry star has been tempted by the allure of Botox but has firmly resisted.

We’re proud to see the model-actress embracing the fine lines and wrinkles that come with age.

Forever young comes to mind when thinking of Foster. She’d prefer to hear someone say she has a bad nose rather than actually have a bad nose job.

Kudos to the Still Alice star, who played a character her own age. The whip-smart actress has said, “Cosmetic surgery itself starts to look normal, and we lose track of what a real face is like.”

The classy British actress thinks that people in their 60s shouldn’t have to look like they’re in their 30s.

The effortlessly chic Italian actress prefers to go au naturel and calls plastic surgery the new foot binding.

“Life should put lines on your face,” says the still radiant Ghostbusters actress.

Just as that famous gap in her teeth didn’t derail her modeling career, the lines on her face will only enhance this legendary cover girl’s natural beauty.

Skyfall's M wouldn't be so saucy without a few wrinkles.

Still a bombshell after all these years, Bardot has invested her cash in animal welfare rather than plastic surgery.