Hailey Baldwin lived a life in the spotlight way before she married Justin Bieber and grown up in front of our eyes.
But the supermodel’s stunning face is all her own – and has denied all claims that she’s had plastic surgery.
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Hailey and her husband Justin announced that they were taking legal action in 2020 against a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon over certain claims he made on Tik Tok.
In a cease and desist letter obtained by E! News, lawyers for the couple are accusing Dr. Daniel Barrett of using Hailey’s “name, image and likeness” to “commercially advertise your plastic surgery practice and to spread false, uncorroborated claims that Mrs. Bieber has undergone plastic surgery.”
Dr Barrett suggested that the then-23-year-old had undergone a nose job, a skin tightening procedure, jawline contouring, genioplasty as well as receiving cheek and lip fillers.
Just a week before, Hailey called out and Instagram account for using pictures edited by makeup artists.
“This photo on the right is NOT what I look like… I’ve never touched my face so If you’re gonna sit around and compare me at 13, and then me at 23, at least use a natural photo that wasn’t edited so crazy,” she wrote.
Hailey has also told PEOPLE that she has not had lip fillers and that her fuller pout is due to genetics.
“I’m lucky to have full lips, and I have the same lip shape as my grandma,” she told the magazine before adding, “I like to accentuate the puffiness.”
“People always think that they’re not [natural], but look at my baby photos! They look the same.”
The blonde beauty has also revealed that when it comes to make up, she prefers a natural look.
“I’m always about a natural beat. If I’m doing a beat, it’s a natural situation. For me, less is more,” she said.
“There’s some girls when they have a full contour, they look amazing and their face can handle that. But, as I got older, I learned my face and my skin and realised that a full contour is not right for me and doesn’t look right for me.”
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