Leah Remini Plastic Surgery Before and After

Leah Remini was born on June 15, 1970. She made her acting debut in an episode of Head of the Class. Her first significant role on the small screen was as Charlie Briscoe on Living Dolls. In the ’90s, she had recurring roles on The Man in the Family and Saved by the Bell as Stacey Carosi. She next starred as Dominique Costellano on the short-lived series First Time Out.

She next starred as Terry Reynolds on Fired Up. Subsequently, she gained mainstream prominence for her role as Carrie Heffernan on The King of Queens. After this ended, she starred on the short-lived series In the Motherhood. In the 2010s, she became co-host of the TV program The Talk. She next starred on the short-lived show Family Tools. As of 2017, she stars as Vanessa Cellucci on the comedy show Kevin Can Wait. She also stars on her own documentary called Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath.

Has Leah Remini had Plastic Surgery?

The 47-year-old is getting a lot of plastic surgery rumors these days. Posting pictures of herself on social media, fans of the actress who have followed her career since the ’90s think she’s been doing a lot of plastic surgeon visits judging from the flawlessness of her face. Despite her age, it is notable how Remini’s face lacks significant wrinkles and fine lines. Could it be Botox? Possibly, since Botox is a thing now even to those actors and actresses who are younger.

In an article posted by Closer Weekly, plastic surgeons gave their professional insight as to whether Leah Remini has gone under the knife or not. Most of these surgeons believe the actress has had fillers on her cheeks and under her eyes, as well as on her chin. Back in the 2015, Remini admitted on Twitter that she had Botox when a followed called her out for having fake lips. She said: “Actually my lips are real… Maybe it’s the Botox you don’t like? But thank you for your nasty a** tweet.”