Princess Madeleine is the youngest daughter of Queen Silvia of Sweden (80). 170 centimeters of Scandinavian beauty and elegance. Dark blonde and always a smile on her delicate face.
But wait a minute! What happened there? The mother of three has just appeared in New York (USA). First at the United Nations headquarters, then she represented her mother’s foundation (“World Childhood Foundation”) at a gala.
What’s striking is Madeleine’s face! It seemed rigid, petrified. Even when he laughed, only a few emotions were visible. Her forehead, smooth as a baby’s bottom.
The 2018 Sweden Princess with a more natural face
Foto: ROYALPORTRAITS EUROPE/Dana Press
The princess’s face looks a bit petrified
BILD asked Katy Rosenthal (39), a specialist in facial treatments and aesthetic medicine in Frankfurt am Main. Did the princess from Sweden help?
What can be seen in Madeleine? The expert: “Your face looks a bit petrified. Although she appears to be laughing, there are no crow’s feet or wrinkles under her eyes. And nothing moves on my forehead anymore. Cheeks lift as you laugh not.”
Did Madeleine have Botox injections?
Possible cause? Katy Rosenthal: “This may be due to overuse of Botox in the cheek and eye area. Your face appears slightly fuller, which could be an indication of hyaluronic acid. Your lips appear minimally plumped. Overall, her skin has a very nice glow and appears even. This is often caused by chemical peels.”
According to the beauty expert, Madeleine apparently had Botox and hyaluronic acid injections, as well as chemical peels
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In 2019, the princess was suspected of having Botox when she returned from a stay in America. Dr. Michael Schmidt-Kulbe, a doctor of aesthetic medicine, stated at the time: “One can safely assume that Madeleine from Sweden helped with hyaluronic acid and Botox.”
The daughter of Carl XVI. Gustaf (78) had emigrated for nine years: to New York, London and Florida. An escape after her then fiancé Jonas Bergström (45, lawyer) cheated on her.
Madeleine of Sweden 2019 with husband Chris O’Neill (then 45). The princess was first suspected of having Botox after returning to Sweden from America
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In New York she found love in Chris O’Neill. She now lives back in Stockholm with the entrepreneur, whom she married in 2013, and their children Leonore (10), Nicolas (9) and Adrienne (6).
It’s possible that Madeline brought the Botox trend with her from the USA. Whatever the case, the princess always looks perfectly styled and the royal fans love her, whether with one more or less wrinkle.
Katy Rosenthal (39) is a specialist in facial treatments and aesthetic medicine
Photo: private
