Ali Lohan's Botox has the celebrity gossip wheels spinning. Lindsay Lohan's baby sister is raising eyebrows as she has decided to have Botox on her own eyebrows! Out of nowhere, Ali Lohan is profiting from a new modeling job, while her older sister Lindsay Lohan struggles with her personal addiction and demons.
Why not profit from your famous sister's battles? After all, America is the land of opportunity! Right?
Even though Ali Lohan's Botox has not been confirmed by her representative, "Dr. 90210" Gary Alter, a leading Hollywood plastic surgeon believes without a doubt that Ali received Botox on her eyebrows.
After looking at pictures of Lohan, Alter stated, "It's obvious to me that her eyebrows are higher than they were before. There doesn't appear to be much moment on her forehead, and she looks like she has had botox. Botox can actually raise eyebrows and get some of the wrinkles out."
Will someone explain why a 17-year-old needs to have her eyebrows botoxed? Lohan doesn't even have wrinkles yet! The spell that Hollywood places on young and old actresses is astonishing.
Undoubtedly, Michael Lohan will not approve of Ali's newly botoxed eyebrows. He probably doesn't approve Ali's new modeling career either. Hopefully, Ali Lohan will not get mixed up into the party life of Hollywood like her sister did.
Another troubling fact about Ali Lohan is that she recently has become unattractive and too skinny. Whatever happened to woman with curves in Hollywood? Marilyn Monroe was way more attractive than the skinny, tiny woman of Hollywood.
It is such a shame that Hollywood brainwashed these young woman into believing that a little meat on their bones is evil.
Michael Lohan spoke out about Ali's recent weight loss; he stated, "It's scary to see my daughter looking like this. Ali was always on the thin side, but seeing how much weight she's lost there appears to be a drastic change that concerns me."
What's a dad to do? Michael Lohan's girls are under the bewitching spell of Hollywood, and they will do whatever it takes to become famous, even if it means sabotaging their health.
© David Raphael 2011
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