Martha Stewart, 85, has detailed the cosmetic procedures she undergoes to maintain her appearance, asserting that she has never had plastic surgery. In a recent interview with People, Stewart revealed that she receives regular filler injections as part of her beauty regimen.
Stewart stated that she visits dermatologist Dr. Dan Belkin in New York City approximately every four months for touch-ups. "I go maybe once every four months for touch-ups," she said. She also clarified that she has no intention of undergoing more significant body enhancements, explicitly stating, "I'm not getting boobs done and hips and butts and stuff like that."
Beyond fillers, Stewart attributes her skin's appearance to facials from practitioners like Mario Badescu and Georgia Louise, as well as the use of peptides. She also credits her mother's good genes, noting that her mother looked "great at 95." Stewart mentioned that she and her mother maintained healthy lifestyles, including eating well, avoiding excessive drinking and smoking, and exercising daily.
Stewart described herself as "more a maintenance kind of person" and also noted her commitment to an all-organic diet and private Pilates classes three times a week. She also utilizes a masseuse and chiropractor for self-care.
In the same interview, Stewart recounted a recent dinner party in California where she encountered Meghan Markle. The Duchess of Sussex had recently returned from a trip to the United Kingdom with her family to visit King Charles. Stewart shared that she and Markle were both guests at the event and had a brief exchange. "I had dinner with Meghan Markle the other night. We were both guests at a dinner party in California. And she had just gotten back from the palace," Stewart said. She added that while their conversation was minimal, she understood Markle was discussing her UK visit. Stewart also commented on Markle's transition from acting to royalty and then into a role as a homemaking television personality, suggesting the career path is unconventional.