Camilla Luddington Plastic Surgery Before and After

Camilla Luddington was born on 15 December 1983 in Ascot, Berkshire, England, UK. She had trained in acting at the New York Film Academy. She went back to England afterwards, though she ultimately traveled to Los Angeles again to become a professional actress. In 2007, she made her acting debut in the movie A Couple of White Chicks at the Hairdresser. Her first TV role was in an episode of The Forgotten.

She went on to have guest roles on the television shows CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Days of Our Lives, Big Time Rush and The Defenders. Her breakthrough was when she played Catherine “Kate” Middleton on the Lifetime TV movie William & Kate: The Movie. Subsequently, she landed the part of Dr. Josephine “Jo” Wilson on the long-running series Grey’s Anatomy. While on the show, she starred in the horror movie The Pact 2.

Has Camilla Luddington had Plastic Surgery?

The 34-year-old actress has managed to maintain slender physique and youthful charm all these years. Also, it’s pretty much apparent how the Grey’s Anatomy star has gotten more glamorous-looking these days. Is it just her getting prettier year after year or is it something else? Surely, it is not unknown that many Hollywood celebrities undergo cosmetic procedures to enhance their looks. Could Luddington also had undergone such procedures?

It would seem that the actress hasn’t had anything done yet, at least when it comes to invasive procedures or plastic surgery. She revealed that even when she’s noticed that her skin is now different due to aging, she still hasn’t succumbed to cosmetic procedures. She said in an interview:

“What I’ve noticed with age is that fat on your body sits in a different way. I could gain a few pounds when I was younger and it still looked “firm.” Now it looks looser, if that makes sense—more jiggly. I’ve started reformer Pilates recently and it’s my latest obsession—at some point I’m gonna post a video of me doing it on Instagram. I swear I can already feel muscles ache in places I never knew existed. I think it might be the key for me in keeping my body firm and my core strong.”