nuOct 16, 2026, 14:25

Sharon Osbourne left with permanent dent in face after cosmetic surgery

Sharon Osbourne has revealed that a cosmetic procedure left her with a permanent indentation above her mouth. She suspects the operation was performed improperly and has decided to stop undergoing further facial surgeries due to the risks and difficult recovery processes.

Television personality Sharon Osbourne has revealed that a previous cosmetic procedure left her with a permanent indentation above her mouth. During a recent episode of her podcast, The Osbournes, she expressed her frustration, suggesting that the surgeon may have allowed an inexperienced individual to perform the work while he was distracted. Although she attempted to have the damage corrected through subsequent injections, the efforts were unsuccessful, and the mark remains a visible reminder of the botched surgery.

Osbourne, who has undergone multiple cosmetic surgeries throughout her life, stated that she no longer intends to pursue further facial procedures. She noted that the recovery process is physically taxing and criticized the discrepancy between a youthful-looking face and an aging body. This is not the first time she has shared negative experiences regarding plastic surgery, as she previously described a 2021 facelift as horrific, comparing her appearance to a cyclops due to complications with her eyes.

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