Jane Fonda recently appeared on TODAY to discuss exercise, plastic surgery, marriage and more.
Her decision to undergo plastic surgery was simple: “I decided I wanted to look more like how I feel,” she explains to Matt Lauer.
On her TODAY appearance, she explains that she wasn’t overly concerned with her body image. She just wanted to look like herself.
“I just decided I wanted to buy myself some time,” she explains, admitting that she had plastic surgery on her chin, neck and beneath the eyes.
Fonda is a well known actress, political activist, fitness guru and feminist.
Along with Gloria Steinem and Robin Morgan, she founded the Women’s Media Center in 2005, a non-profit organization dedicated to “making women visible and powerful in the media.”
With a new fitness video, she’s still enthusiastic about the role of exercise for optimum health, but this time she’s focused on helping baby boomers achieve their goals.
Dr. Craig Jonov is a board-certified cosmetic surgeon based in Lynnwood, serving the Seattle area. With extensive training in facial, breast, and body procedures, he combines surgical expertise with artistic precision to achieve natural-looking results. Dr. Jonov also specializes in advanced injectable treatments and non-surgical rejuvenation techniques. Recognized for his commitment to safety and innovation, he is an active member of leading cosmetic surgery organizations and is dedicated to providing personalized care tailored to each patient’s goals.
