Melania Trump sparks plastic surgery speculation over her appearance in presidential election

The stories surrounding Donald Trump'sresounding victory in the presidential election continue and now the spotlight has turned to Melania Trump with two accusations, one about an old rumor that resurfaced about using a double in her public appearances with her husband, the other points to a recent plastic surgery.

On social media, videos went viral in which Melania allegedly used a double when she went to vote last Tuesday with Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida, in a theory that has no evidence that she is not the real future first lady.

The most recent rumor surrounding Melania Trump is about plastic surgery, and the website RadarOnline.com consulted some experts who offered an analysis.

Two plastic surgeons commented on the subject: for Dr. Dennis Schimpf, the change seen in the 54-year-old model may be due to dental filler, while Dr. Thomas Barnes said Melania's appearance could be due to fatigue after her participation in the election campaign.

Melania Trump plastic surgery ruled out

According to Radar Online, Melania Trump denied undergoing a surgical procedure, despite rumors fueled by her use of large sunglasses when she went to vote, which also led to suspicions that it was a possible double, in addition to the fact that her cheeks looked strange during Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden.

In an interview with Daily Mail, Dr. Brian Reagan, a board-certified plastic surgeon at CosmetiCare in Newport Beach, California, noted that the chin and jawline "looked narrower than Melania's typical structure," but ruled out surgery and may have used 'Morpheus 8', a technique that uses radiofrequency energy and microneedles, which stimulates collagen production and tightens the skin around the jawline, but is not a surgical treatment.