Martha Stewart, who turned 85 on August 3, has reiterated her stance against plastic surgery, asserting that she is "more a maintenance kind of person." Stewart, who appeared on the cover of People Magazine to mark her birthday, recreating a 1995 cover, told the publication that she has not had any cosmetic procedures done.
Stewart attributes her youthful appearance to "good genes," a little filler, and visits to dermatologists and facialists. She also mentioned that she and her mother, who "looked great at 95," have maintained healthy lifestyles that include eating well, moderate alcohol consumption, no smoking, and daily exercise, including horseback riding.
In addition to her beauty regimen, which includes peptides and regular facials, Stewart stated, "I’m not getting boobs done and hips and butts and stuff like that." She previously addressed rumors of plastic surgery in January, telling People that "everybody insists that I’ve had plastic surgery and I have not ever had plastic surgery."
While Stewart expressed contentment with her gardens and financial security, she noted that she still desires a "big yacht."