Tori Spelling looks like a BURN victim!

Discount spa facial?

Money burns a hole in her pocket so often, her clothes catch on fire.

She dragged her face back and forth across her carpet.

Chemical peel. You look awful like that right after one is done.

Unfortunately for Tori, her face is beyond anything modern plastic surgery can fix.

Cyndi Lauper caught right after a chemical peel.

So masculine-looking.

Cyndi looks like a Chernobyl victim there, R5.

best shes looked!

It's hilarious that Gabrielle looks better than a lot of the og female cast.

'time is the greatest equalizer'.

Whatever do you mean, R9?

Actually her features are not bad there. Maybe it's because she doesn't have the garish makeup. I usually find her quite unattractive.

Why do people insist on doing chem peels. Yeah I know, looks great later, bla, bla, bla. But human skin was not designed for that kind of damage. It always comes back to haunt them when they get older have more damage than someone who spent long summers in the sun.

R11 Nothing, nothing at all.

R13 Umm, no it doesn't I had a full on phenol peel at the age of 32 to remove all of my sun damage. A phenol peel is an inpatient procedure and is about 4 times as strong as a TCA peel. It removes all of your skin down to the raw meat, and you are bandaged for several days.

It has been 33 years and I have the skin of a 33 year old. If that sounds absurd, it's not. I "grew" an entirely new face 33 years ago so that is the real age of my skin. I avoid the sun like the plague. It was probably the smartest thing I have ever done. Not one day goes by that I am not questioned about my wrinkle and spit free face. I look my age, but my skin does not, so I suppose that confuses people enough to just come right out and ask what's the deal?

Docs don't really like to do phenol peels these days, so I feel extra fortunate that I did it when I did.

Jennie and Tori deserve the faces they have for being so cunty to other actresses on the show that they were threatened by.

[quote] I look my age, but my skin does not, so I suppose that confuses people enough to just come right out and ask what's the deal?

No Dear, what it really means is you look like a weird fake plastic surgery addicted kwueen! Its a polite way to say how did you fuck up your face. People with normal looking healthy skin dont get confused looks or questions about it.

Sign me up for having my face burned down to the meat!

You gotta admit, Cyndi's skin looks great. On her face.

ARgh forgot the link:

She ought to use THAT picture in her psoriasis commercial.

Cindy should use THAT picture in her psoriasis commercial.

R16 I completely agree!

Tori looks greatly improved in general in OP's photo. We suspect extensive plastic surgery prior to the peel

"Not one day goes by that I am not questioned about my wrinkle and spit free face. "

Oh, honey, you didn't have to have your face peeled not to get spit on it, did you? Couldn't you have just dabbed the drool away?

R17 No. You could not be more wrong. I have had not cosmetic surgery. That is why I was quite honest about looking my age. My kin is nearly perfect. It is not waxen or plastic looking at all. As for the confusing part, other women are by nature pretty nosy. When they see a woman close to their own age without any lines or wrinkles, and she obviously does not use Botox, they want to know the how and the why.

It's really quite simple.

R26 but ...I’m not being bitchy I swear...how do strangers know you’re so much older than 33? If they don’t know you, why wouldn’t they just assume you’re in your early 30s, and think and ask nothing?

My husband is on a course of medication, a topical cream that contains chemotherapy to remove pre-cancerous skin cells. His face looks like this. Doc told him people are using the drug off label to get younger looking skin.

She should not go out in public like that.

My little mudskipper!

I thought deep peels were no longer done because they can result in scarring?

[quote]Not one day goes by that I am not questioned about my wrinkle and spit free face.

I actually believe this.

r26 = Delusional frau 🙄

My dermatologist suggested a peel to remove various skin cancers. He suggested two actually - one for my newly balding scalp and another on my face. Told me he cannot do the procedures at the same time and to expect a week downtime while the skin heals. I believe the process is a paste or gel is applied, then 30 minutes of blue light treatment. Has anyone had any experience with this? I'm 60 with some sun spots and scaling. (FYI - I didn't go to him asking for this. He suggested it after my bi-annual skin cancer check up.)

Candi threw a cup of scalding tea in her face coz she wanted to challenge Daddy's will.

Fine, they had peels.

But why are they wandering around outside without a hat or something?

Or, at least wear a designer hijab.

Is it facial psoriasis? Or peel burn?

[quote] Unfortunately for Tori, her face is beyond anything modern plastic surgery can fix.

True. Masculine bone structure is not something that can be easily fixed.

Nothing short of a head transplant will sort that FUGLY bitch out. Been saying it for years.

I think Tori looks better at this age and with a fuller figure. As a teen, her tiny frame made her look lollipop headed. Her features will be quite striking and pretty as an elderly lady, I'll bet. No? She has interesting features.

R34 - As someone who gets precancerous spots removed every year, what is the peel treatment called?

I would love to do a peel of it can remove all of the possible precancerous cells - especially if it also helps to make my skin look better (rather than the usual blotches where he froze off the spots.)

Also for others, how much did the peels cost.

She tripped and face planted on another Hibachi grill.

R13 People who get chemical peels almost never have more damage than people who spent a lifetime in the sun. I don't know what gave you that idea. I've never had a professional-level peel, but I know that certain acids (AHA) have the ability to promote collagen synthesis. A phenol peel has a horrible recovery, but it can make skin look decades younger. It's the filler and the botox that makes these people look worse, not the peels.

Has homosexual tinymeat Brad Pitt had peels?

Chemical peels scare me. I've had botox and fillers (mostly pointless, especially given the cost). But peels are like a whole different thing. I am so scared my skin won't regenerate normally. And I have seen some people who have this weird shiny look like they just got burned - for months. It's like a 6 month process to totally heal for some people, especially phenol. Others might be good in 3 weeks, but the whole thing freaks me out. Lasers too.

[quote]Why do people insist on doing chem peels. Yeah I know, looks great later, bla, bla, bla. But human skin was not designed for that kind of damage. It always comes back to haunt them when they get older have more damage than someone who spent long summers in the sun.

Not true-collagen is formed when the epidermis is injured. The trick is consistent use of sunscreen after the peel.

You can buy a light peel, and try it out at home. (Light peels will not damage your skin. They will give you a little tingling, burning sensation for a few minutes afterwards.)

I do one at home ($9 per bottle--lasts me a year) every month or two. My skin looks radiant for..a month or two. Then I do it again.

Good info on the WebMD link below regarding chemical peels versus laser.

Lillian Gish looks good @ R14

R28 I have a tube of that hideous stuff in my meds drawer. It's Fluorouacil. Iv'e used it for precancerous cells on my lip. it eats away the skin until its raw and just horribly painful. I hope he has a fast recovery!

It certainly could be a chemical peel but I suspect it's the result of an ablative laser treatment. I do have one every six months and, yes, it requires me to hibernate for about a week (more to avoid the sun than anything else) but MY GOD the results are phenomenal. Really amazing, especially right afterwards. Your skin looks dewy and hydrated and incredibly youthful.

It's simply not necessary!

Sorry I brought up my phenol peel. I was not my intent to be insufferable.

And I meant to type SPOT free face. But spit free is pretty damn funny.

Did David Dukes have a phenol peel? I read the skin can’t tan after one and that dude is ghost white.

So she can't pay her bills, but she's getting her face lasered. Stupid bitch.

R56 I don't think she's ever claimed to be the sharpest tool in the shed.

All this talk about peels reminds me of her tits. Like two bananas spaced about eight inches apart.

R58 they're seriously distracting. Like Hayden Pannetierre and Audrina Patridge.

She kind of reminds me of that woman called the Queen of Versailles.

Good call R59.

Vintage Tori Titties are the banana-est. Her boob job just added an orb to the end. Like a tennis ball in a tube sock

Here’s full tennis ball tube sock effect

Remember when Dean posted a the pic of one of kids on Twitter with a pregnant Tori's bare tits visable in the background? Not a pretty site. Still better than her face somehow though.

YES. R63. What a WTF moment.

I don't know what you call it. But I've only seen it once on a guy.

Tori's dark dinner plate nipples. Her tits don't look as deflated and oddly shaped here since she's pregnant and they're engorged with milk.

I swear the caption for that picture should be, “making pepperoni pizza.” The kid had a rolling pin sticker on his head

And here they are on full display. You KNOW she thought she looked really hot here. “OhmygawdImtotallyliketheboderekofheearlyaughts!”

Sandwich sized pepperoni nipples.

Low body fat doesn't work well with breast implants at all. You need some breast tissue to balance out the implants.

R22 I get first dibs! This is a perfect scenario for Robert. Expect a very emotional announcement.

I'm not saying this to be cunty but that is the best she's ever looked.

Grease Fire ?

grease fire ! ! !

Wow at r66, everything about that pic is awful, right down to the zit on his chin.

Wow! Can she really afford a facial pill. Her priorities are fucked up.

[quote] Not one day goes by that I am not questioned about my wrinkle and spit free face.

Mary!

R76 Hi Mary!

Attention-seeking, OP.

Phenol peels were banned in NZ because they can cause liver and kidney damage, and a woman died. I have done erbium-yag laser peels. The recovery time is about a week and the results last a couple of years. It's not an easy recovery, you itch insanely. Once you do any kind of peel, you have to be vigilant about sun protection. Right now I use retin-a 10% made at a compounding pharmacy and aha 10% I get at iherb.com. You cannot use them at the same time.

R79 Yes, thy are potentially very dangerous. My surgeon did a test run on a small patch on my face in advance, Then he insisted on keeping me in the hospital for two days so he could monitor the kidney and liver function. It is very extreme, but the results are truly amazing. Not only do you get brand new skin, but there is a bit of a face lift effect as a bonus. The new skin is tight and as someone mentioned, the collagen growth is amazing. It cost $2,500. plus hospital and anesthesia fees in 1986 dollars.

It was the best money I ever spent. I had been a sun worshipper all my life and I was starting to see what my future looked like. My only problem since then has been a chronic vitamin D deficiency because I avoid the sun at all costs. That ain't easy in S. Florida.

R80, I too depleted vit D after a decision to embrace lifelong sunscreen use. But my vit D levels quickly rose after getting the right supplements, 10,000 iu tablets twice a week, plus a daily multi with 400 iu. Cheap on iherb.

R79; not R78.

She should do this again around Halloween. No makeup needed for Freddy Kruger.

[quote] Right now I use retin-a 10% made at a compounding pharmacy and aha 10% I get at iherb.com. You cannot use them at the same time.

This. I was trying to, and my face because so red with little veins, I had to stop for about 6 months just to let my skin heal.

(I'm the one that gives myself a little home glycolic peel once every two months. Nice refresher. I'm in my late 30s, btw.)

What they recommend that I've read but have yet to try is using retin-a a few nights a week for a few months. Then stop for 6 weeks, and give yourself a home glycolic peel. There's some synergy that happens when you "prep" your skin with relatively weak retin-a for a while before a peel.

[quote] The new skin is tight and as someone mentioned, the collagen growth is amazing. It cost $2,500. plus hospital and anesthesia fees in 1986 dollars.

In 2019, there are better and safer ways to grow collagen. Also, keep in mind that this poster was a young man (early 30s) when he did this, and your ability to heal from wounds declines with age.

Why anyone would risk organ failure for better looking skin, I don't know.

Me again...

10% retin-a? Was that right?

How often do you use it? And what's your age-range, if you don't mind my asking?

(30s, 40s, 50s, etc ?)

I thought Cyndi had allopeesha or some such awful skin disease.

Why go out in public after a chemical peal? Schedule some time to be a homebody until your face heals.

Because shopping addiction!!!

[Quote] Why go out in public after a chemical peal?

Because she would die without the attention.

Re the retin-a...I use it every night in the autumn/winter. I don't get any reaction to it. I do not use it in summer because I am in the ocean a lot and can't count on sunscreen, though I do apply it. I use the glycolic acid in the daytime. moisturiser on top of both. (50s)

R90, you must have really strong skin! I'm in my late 30s, and using the 0.5% retin every day (before I even threw in a peel) made my skin a red hot mess. I can only use it every other day, tops.

I went to a plastic surgeon last week and he wanted to do a laser treatment. Said it would look like a sunburn for at least a week. I would have to avoid the sun and lathered up with moisturizer. I wanted a small area done, but he wanted to do the whole face.

Any way to burn/peel off scarred/enlarged pores? Everything I've ever tried has only made them worse.

[quote]I wanted a small area done, but he wanted to do the whole face.

Your surgeon is right. Doing a small area only is not only impracticable but can also result in demarcation lines.

R80, a.k.a. "Miss Wrinkle and Spit Free"'s surgical costs = $2,500 plus hospital and anesthesia fees in 1986 dollars. Let's say the hospital and anesthesia fees brought the total price up to $4000. In 2019 dollars that is approximately $9,014. Yowza.

What is missing from these discussions of WHY!? does somebody want to look like that, whether it be Jocelyn Wildenstein or who/whatever; or why they allow themselves to be seen in public like this, is because these people are showing off that they have the mean$$ to get their faces peeled and filled up and frozen.

If JW weren't a rich person, she'd be howling in a mental home.

R97 JW ?

Jocelyn Wildenstein, in response to R96's comment.

In the sense that there's no rationalizing what they do: some of them are bat shit.

Nice clothes, Tor.

I feel so sorry for Tori's children

I’m surprised she allowed that picture to be taken. I’d be outside with a mask on.

Ian Ziering looks good in that pic ....

Yes, there's a very big contrast between the Zierings and the McDermotts...

r100 holy shit those kids are huge! The one in the pink has 4 chins and a pregnancy belly. Wow. Poor kids.

I remember pictures of Cher walking around in public with white goo covering her face. Was that some kind of salve she had to wear after a chemical peel? Cher has admitted to having at least one of those. Cher has had every form of os plastic surgery imaginable done to her face and body.

pquote]r106 I remember pictures of Cher walking around in public with white goo covering her face. Was that some kind of salve she had to wear after a chemical peel?

Don't ask - -

For a second I thought that was JLaw next to Tori at R100

Her kids do look awful. Unattractive, dressed at Target and fat. If I had kids and I was broke, I'd find consignment stores in Beverly Hills and buy their clothes there. Throw them in the washing machine and they are good as new.

Usually they tell women to get it done because of sun damage. I know an older woman who looks much younger than she is...no wrinkles.

r93 - Sandpaper. it's the only method that works. Good luck #blessed

[quote]People who get chemical peels almost never have more damage than people who spent a lifetime in the sun. I don't know what gave you that idea.

Actually there is a scientific basis for my assertion. Human cells are not able to reproduce forever, in fact they have a sort of life span of how many times they can turn over. This is actually why we age. The bodies cells from skin to other organs reach their end point of regeneration and then begin to break down or fail. When you remove a huge portion of the upper layers of the skin through chem or burns, you may heel and look like new for a number of years, but long term, you will have shortened the lifespan prematurely of the skin and be infinitely more prone to cancers.

Antioxidants baby, anyway how does tori look now?