Teresa Mo’s Botched Up Plastic Surgery
Currently 55 years old, Teresa Mo (毛舜筠) has slowly reduced her workload and presence in the entertainment industry through the years to focus primarily on her family. Although her onscreen work has decreased, Teresa still hoped to maintain her youthfulness, even taking drastic measures. Recent photos show a botched up plastic surgery job, which made her nostrils appear uneven.
Blessed with two daughters, Teresa recently accompanied her 20-year-old daughter to Canada for college orientation. Having immigrated to Canada, Teresa visited Hong Kong at the beginning of this year and met with a group of friends. Many friends attributed Teresa’s newly radiant skin to the air quality in Canada and the health products she endorses. However, many instead suspected that Teresa may have undergone plastic surgery.
Several days ago, Teresa was spotted coming out of a dance studio after an intense workout. Reporters caught up to Teresa as she was making her leave and snapped some photos. The photos highlighted Teresa’s uneven nostrils and stiff lips when she smiled. Appearing at an event with her family earlier, Teresa’s uneven nostrils were less noticeable. However, the lower half of her face remained noticeably stiff.
Source: ihktv.com
This article is written by Huynh for JayneStars.com.
That’s not a very flattering picture of her. Although I don’t find her attractive, but she could have aged better if she didn’t go under the knife.
Did she have anything fixed? She just looks older, which is normal for her age.
She looks like a different person. So stiff. Face lift? Botox.
Teresa Mo was attractive, not conventionally pretty but had her own style. (she kinda reminded me of Cha Siu Yan, the gossip talk show host)
Between natural aging process vs botched procedure = perhaps natural aging would have had better results. with no traces of artificial tweaking.
But since you never know unless you tried – well ….
i cant understand why some ppl are afraid of becoming old. why cant they appreciate the beauty of the nature,instead doing all this unnatural things to give them a sense of self confidence.
@kolo Not hard to understand really. Especially for people in the entertainment industry or more specifically: women in the entertainment industry. It’s not only a matter of self confidence but also a matter of their livelihood.
Cherie Chung hasn’t done any movies for quite a while but still get all kinds of beauty commercial offers just because she looks ‘amazing for her age’, whatever that means. Same for Teresa Mo, I believe she is the face of some kind of health product as well.
If it makes all the sense in the world that a Olympic runner insures their legs for millions of dollars then it shouldn’t come as a surprise that an actress would take greater measures than, let’s say, a screenplay writer to look younger in order to stay relevant so to speak.
Male actors has it easier in that department but are not totally unpressured, Chow Yun Fat actually admitted to plastic surgery on his ‘droopy eyes’ to make him look younger.
@peanutbutterjelly *have it easier