Keaton Thinks She’s Too Old For Plastic Surgery

Legendary actress Diane Keaton will not be undergoing any plastic surgeries to restore her looks as she consider herself to be too old.

‘The Annie Hall’ 68-year old star said she used to think about going under the knife of a plastic surgeon before, but she now considers the opportunity passed her by.

She told People.com, “Looking in the mirror gets worse and worse – it’s just hopeless! I should extend this, pull it all up… But I think it’s too late.”

“When I grew up, (plastic surgery) was the thing you would never do. That was horrible – you weren’t authentic. Now I don’t believe that for a second, but there’s a point where you can’t do it anymore because you become, like, a freak. People do the face-lift or the filler, and if you’re too old you need to do both and you’ve created a new face! I haven’t done anything.”

“Luckily they help you out in the movies. A little airbrush, lighting.”

She told More magazine in 2004, “I’m stuck in this idea that I need to be authentic … My face needs to look the way I feel.”

Much of her autobiography titled Then Again relies on her mother Dorothy’s private journals, in which she writes at one point, “Diane…is a mystery…At times, she’s so basic, at others so wise it frightens me.”