Stefanie Scott Plastic Surgery Before and After

Stefanie Scott was born on December 6, 1996. She was 12 when she made her acting debut on both film and television. Her first movie appearance was in Beethoven’s Big Break while her first TV role was in an episode of Chuck. After appearing on the TV shows The New Adventures of Old Christine and Funny in Farsi, she starred as Dana Tressler in the movie Flipped. In 2011, she played the younger version of Natalie Portman’s character in the romantic comedy No Strings Attached. It was also during that same period that she began playing a starring role, as Lexi Reed, on the Disney sitcom A.N.T. Farm.

The show aired for three seasons, enough to build her career on TV. She was in her mid teens at the time. Her new-found popularity courtesy of the Disney series led her to land significant roles in feature films, ultimately establishing her career in the movies. While starring on A.N.T. Farm, she starred in the movie Frenemies. She then landed her first lead role in the horror film Insidious: Chapter 3 in 2015. She also starred in the movie Jem and the Holograms. Scott has two upcoming films: Life at These Speeds and I.T..

Has Stefanie Scott had Plastic Surgery?

The young actress has recently hit her big breaks on cinema with two films where she was part of the starring cast. Prior to this, she was already a recognized teen star courtesy of Disney television. As she becomes a familiar face more and more, Scott becomes more susceptible to controversies of cosmetic surgeries. Starting her career at a young age, those who knew her before could compare her appearance now and then.

Because of this, there are some people saying that the actress seems to have changed now that she’s nearing her 20s, compared when she was just a teen. Of course, it is already given that nature is part of this change in the form of puberty. So, talks of plastic surgery concerning the young actress don’t make sense, at least for now. Whatever changes her physical form has taken has something to do with her growing up, rather than plastic surgery. She’s too young to engage in any invasive procedures, in addition to the fact that she doesn’t need any.