She looked more youthful than usual, it seems she had tried a facelift. We can imagine how the look of an old woman is. There will be a lot of wrinkles and sagging skins around their face. But in her case, we didn’t find any wrinkles. She completely looked 20 years younger. She had tighten her face perfectly and didn’t overdo with that. Besides, the botox might also possibly be used by her to remove the wrinkles on the forehead. She had successfully done the plastic surgery without changing the shape. She looked so amazing for a woman in that age.
Actress Christine Lahti seems to thrive under Hollywood spotlights: At 59, she’s almost as well-known for her stunning red carpet appearances as she is for her film and TV roles, portraying strong, confident women — much like herself. In this Lifescript exclusive, Lahti talks about why she won’t get plastic surgery, being the mom of twins and keeping things fresh with her hubby…
Many viewers remember Christine Lahti best as Dr. Kathryn Austin on the 1990s TV series "Chicago Hope," for which she won an Emmy and Golden Globe.
But with a resume that includes film (Swing Shift, Running on Empty), Broadway (The Heidi Chronicles) and other TV shows, Lahti isn’t content to rest on her laurels.
In recent years, the actress has branched out into directing and even won an Academy Award for her 1995 short film Lieberman in Love.
Now, in her latest guest-starring role, she plays assistant district attorney Sonya Paxton on NBC’s “Law & Order: SVU.”
Lahti is as successful off screen. She and her husband of 26 years, TV producer/director Thomas Schlamme (“The West Wing”), have one of Hollywood’s longest marriages. Still, the mother of three (twins Joe and Emma, and son Wilson) finds time for women’s causes.
Christine Lahti had plastic surgery to improve her self image. The before & after pictures show that she had facelift. Overall, was Christine Lahti's cosmetic surgery procedure a good or bad idea?
