Nicole Kidman's public appearances promoting her new film "Practical Magic 2" have once again ignited speculation about cosmetic surgery, with her prominent cleavage drawing particular attention. A Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Cat Begovic, suggested that recent photographs indicate Kidman may have undergone breast augmentation.

Dr. Begovic, who has not personally treated or examined Kidman, stated that the actress's current appearance suggests "a more defined cleavage and upper pole fullness," consistent with breast implants. She estimated the implants to be around 225-250 cc with moderate projection, noting they appear proportionate to Kidman's frame. "She looks feminine and stunning," Dr. Begovic added.

The 59-year-old Australian actress has been the subject of rumors regarding breast augmentation for years. The discussion resurfaced following her appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of "Practical Magic 2" in a low-cut Atelier Versace gown. The dramatic dress featured an intricate lace neckline that accentuated her bust.

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During the film's press tour, Kidman also appeared in a strapless Chanel gown at the London premiere.

IMAGE1 Nicole also put on a busty display in a strapless Chanel gown at the London premiere of the film

Kidman has previously acknowledged using Botox but stated she stopped due to unsatisfactory results. She has never confirmed or denied undergoing breast augmentation, and has been contacted for comment by Daily Mail.

Adding a lighthearted note to the speculation, co-star Sandra Bullock reportedly joked that despite knowing Kidman for approximately three decades, their "boobs are still in the same place."

IMAGE3 Nicole Kidman's cleavage that once again had fans wondering whether she's gone under the knife as she promoted Practical Magic 2 over the last few weeks

In contrast to the recent attention on her appearance, Kidman was recently praised for a seemingly more natural look during a BBC interview about "Practical Magic 2." Many viewers commented on social media that they preferred her softer facial features, noting "movement around her eyes and forehead" and a less taut appearance.