Here Comes The Plastic Bride! Kim Kardashian 'Aging In Reverse' Thanks To Plastic Surgery, Claims Top Doc

Although bride-to-be Kim Kardashian denies that she’s had anything done besides Botox, it's clear her face has changed a lot over the years.

Now with her wedding to Kanye West only days away, the reality star, 33, appears to be “aging in reverse” thanks to the help of plastic surgery, one top doctor exclusively tells RadarOnline.com.

“Kim has transformed over the past 8 years,” Dr. Anthony Youn told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

Even though West cut his baby mama off from nips and tucks, Dr. Youn — who has not treated the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star — says that she has gone to great lengths to stay beautiful.

“I suspect that she may have had a rhinoplasty (nose job), as her nose looks thinner, shorter, and more refined now than it did in 2006. Her lips appear to be plumped with injectable filler such as Juvederm,” he revealed.

In addition, Dr. Youn told RadarOnline.com that Kardashian has gone to great lengths to keep her face looking fresh and young.

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“Her skin is flawless and looks better now than it did 8 years ago! I suspect that she's had multiple skin tightening treatments, like chemical peels and laser treatments. She may also be benefitting from filler injections in her cheeks, such as with the new Voluma,” he said.

Kardashian has admitted to getting $1,500 "vampire facials" to keep herself looking eternally young. Last spring, she posted a pic of herself undergoing the bloody procedure, which involves drawing blood from a patient’s arm with a needle, separating the plasma, and then combining that with Restylane or Juvederm to be injected into the face.

“Overall, she looks like she's aging in reverse,” Dr. Youn added.

Do you think Kardashian looked better before or has she only improved with age? Let us know in the comments!

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