ITV I'm A Celebrity campmates' cosmetic transformations - from cosmetic eye surgery to health-related Botox

As the new batch of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Here contestants get cosy in the Aussie bush, we're shining a spotlight on those who've dabbled in a bit of nip and tuck to look their best for the gruelling jungle challenges. From candid confessions about 'tweakments' to health-driven decisions, these stars are all about that cosmetic enhancement life to ensure they're camera-ready for the creepy crawlies.

We delve into the beauty secrets of this year's jungle crew, revealing their treatment tales and chatting with top-notch plastic surgeons for the inside scoop.

Jane Moore

Chat show favourite Jane Moore got real about her eyelid surgery last year on Lorraine with Ranvir Singh stepping in as host. She admitted the op made her look '"less grumpy."

Her revelation: "I had hooded eyelids, all my eyeshadow disappeared," explaining that her makeup efforts were futile before the surgery because of her eyelid shape, reports OK!.

"I naturally looked cross and grumpy. I had eyelid surgery to get my eyelids back, now when they put my makeup on you can see it," she elaborated. "I like to be honest about these things."

She detailed her experience: "I was sedated, not asleep. I had it done at 8:30 in the morning, and I was home by 11:30. It's performed under a heavy sedative, I felt nothing."

Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is the go-to procedure for rejuvenating tired eyes by removing excess skin, fat, or muscle. It's not just about looking younger; it can also improve vision, ease makeup application, and reduce irritation for some.

Dr Jonathan Ross, a top consultant at Face Restoration, explains that time isn't kind to our eye area, noting that Jane made a smart choice with her surgery. "Over time, the natural aging process caused her eyelids to become more hooded, which made her look tired and less vibrant than she felt. The procedure, known as blepharoplasty, involves removing excess skin and fat to create a more open and youthful look."

He adds that the surgery is a quick fix, taking just 45 minutes, and proves that small tweaks can massively boost confidence and give that refreshed vibe.

GK Barry

Meanwhile, GK Barry, better known as TikTok star Grace Keeling, told Express.co.uk in April 2023 that despite the trolls, she's sticking to her guns about staying natural. She said: "I think because my brand is so, like, being natural and being myself and whatever and taking the p*** out myself, I think [going under the knife] would contradict that if I ever got anything done so I probably wouldn't."

The cheeky podcaster hasn't totally dismissed the idea of cosmetic enhancements.

"When I get to 60 I will be having Botox - I'm not sagging to the ground - hope everyone knows that and no one judges me," she said with a wink.

Plastic surgeon Dr Fadi Hamadani from InMode praised 25 year old GK Barry for her decision to stick with her natural looks. "She's one of the youngest contestants in the jungle this year - I love that she's embracing her youthful appearance."

He speculated that she has treated herself to some premium skin treatments before her jungle adventure as well. "Treatments like Lumecca Peak and Forma RF are great for skin tightening and lifting, and offer noticeable results without being invasive."

Tulisa Contostavlos

Open-book Tulisa has been incredibly candid about her adventures in aesthetics, divulging details on her surgical and non-surgical procedures. She even posted videos of herself getting Morpheus8 Burst, which combines microneedling with radiofrequency to spur collagen production, on her social media.

Dr Fadi noted: "This combination helps to tighten and rejuvenate the skin, leaving it smoother and more youthful-looking."

Tulisa has also opened up about her use of Profhilo, an injectable skin booster teeming with hyaluronic acid, injecting vitality right beneath the skin for that plumper, fresher look.

13 years ago, Tulisa wasn't flashing her famous Hollywood smile for nothing; the singer forked out a hefty £12k on glistening white veneers according to her dad, Plato Contosavlos. In a chat with The Sun, he disclosed: "She's had her teeth done for £12k, why not if it makes her feel better?"

And Dr Fadi gives his stamp of approval. Commenting on the star's dazzling smile, he observed: "There's a noticeable difference in her smile, but whatever the treatment, it's clear the results are beautifully done."

Breaking her silence on Oliva Attwood's podcast 'So Wrong, It's Right', Tulisa confronted the surgery speculations revealing: "To be fair, I hadn't had any cosmetic surgery up until recently. All the time before, there was no surgery - it was only fillers."

However, after facing an unexpected Bell's Palsy attack, which left her feeling pressured by public scrutiny, the songstress bravely opened up about how she turned to fillers to restore facial symmetry. She stressed that it was purely non-surgical interventions she opted for, not plastic surgery, simply aiming to uphold her appearance amidst health struggles.

Tulisa owned up in her conversation with The Independent regarding her aesthetic choices, stating: "Yes, I've had my lips done, and I'm happy with my lips. And I also had a tiny bit of filler in my cheeks.

"Pictures of me where my face was swelling, I had water retention where you have filler your face draws up a load of water. So my face began to swell like a balloon. And this is when people thought I'd had surgery and said, 'what's she done? She's ruined her face'."

Oti Mabuse

In a candid chat with The Sun back in 2020, Oti confessed that her first Strictly fitting left her "in tears" due to her naturally large 28GG bust - a size she admits is "very, very rare" in the world of dance. She even considered going under the knife to reduce her size.

"I did once think about a reduction because big boobs or even wearing the wrong bra would cause me back ache, neck strains and lower back problems," she shared. However, the star ultimately decided against surgery as she "doesn't like pain" and couldn't imagine taking six weeks off work for recovery.

Consultant Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeon at Lucia Clinic, Dr Leonard Josipovic, explains that the procedure can alleviate numerous health issues. "Breast reduction surgery, or reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure that removes extra breast tissue, fat, and skin to make the breasts smaller. The goal isn't just to improve how they look - it's also to relieve problems like back and neck pain, skin irritation, and difficulty moving.

"For many, this surgery is a game-changer, reducing pain and boosting confidence. By sharing her story, Oti has helped shine a light on what could be a life-changing decision for those considering it."

As the jungle crew gears up for a series of trials and tribulations, looking fab without their usual glam squad or luxury beauty products, Emma Wedgwood, the founder of Emma Wedgwood Aesthetics, spills the beans on how celebs can maintain that flawless skin under the harsh jungle conditions.

"With the contestants only being able to take a very limited number of products into the jungle with them, they'll need to rely on natural methods to take care of their skin whilst they're in there."

"A simple but effective way to care for your complexion with access to minimal products is cleansing the skin with water. Washing your face with warm, clean water removes dirt, sweat and impurities; preventing oil-build up and maintaining clear pores. Boiling water and holding your face over the steam for around 5-10 minutes can also help soften your pores; removing dirt and oil."

"Splashing the face with cold water post-cleanse helps close the pores and leave skin feeling refreshed. And if they're able too, moisturising the skin following this is a great way to lock in hydration (even better if they have access to products containing ceramides to protect the skin's barrier! ) keeping their complexions plump."

Staying hydrated under the scorching Australian sun is crucial for celebs in the jungle, not just for their health but also for their on-screen appearance.

"Drinking plenty of water is one of the easiest ways to keep the skin hydrated and flush out toxins to maintain a clear complexion. We should all aim to drink at least 2 litres of water daily, but with the celebrities being in the humid jungle climate, they should aim for more."

"Similarly, another lifestyle hack for healthier skin is getting enough sleep... which I recognise could be challenging in the jungle! During sleep, the skin repairs and regenerates; so if the contestants are able to achieve 7-9 hours of sleep each night, it will definitely benefit their skin - as all as their mood and overall health. Lack of sleep can contribute to your skin looking tired and dull, and can worsen issues such as acne and puffiness."

Emma was particularly pleased to learn that the celebrities would have access to one specific thing.

"I'm glad to hear that the celebrities will have access to sunscreen during their time in the jungle, albeit dubbed 'basic SPF.' I always recommend a factor 50 broad spectrum SPF to my patients regardless of climate or sun exposure, so I hope the contestants have access to products with this level of protection during their time on the show. SPF is crucial in maintaining skin health... not just in protecting the skin from sun damage and skin cancer, but in avoiding signs of premature ageing too. In addition to regular SPF application, contestants can protect their skin from UV rays by staying in the shade as much as possible and wearing a wide-brimmed hat to protect their face and scalp."

"They should have access to a good moisturiser during their stint in the jungle. Daily moisturising will help keep their skin hydrated, smooth and healthy (and a cleanser, if I could add a second product, will help remove dirt, sweat, dead skin cells and miscellaneous jungle matter from their complexions at the end of a long day of Bushtucker trials! )".

"I'd recommend something like the CeraVe Moisturising Face and Body Cream with Hyaluronic Acid; which has a rich formula with skin protecting ceramides and is quickly absorbed by the skin. Its formula is also non comedogenic, so won't clog the pores."