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Martha Stewart is revealing her secrets behind her letter with a figure that never declines.
On Thursday, the home decor mogul, 82, opened up about how she achieved her timeless look on iHeartRadio.Martha Stewart” podcast.
While chatting with her cosmetic dermatologist, Dr. Dan Belkin, Stewart clarified how much work she had done on her face.
“Everyone gets very interested when they see a selfie of mine posted on the Internet,” he said. “There are a lot of comments about my facelift, who did it, when I had it done and how much retouching there is in the photo, and I just want to set the record straight.”
During the episode, Dr. Belkin detailed the types of treatments he has given Stewart, including skin tightening, cheek fillers, and injections to relax muscles in the neck and jaw.
“We’ve tightened the skin a little bit,” Dr. Belkin explained. “I think we did a little ultrasound adjustment a long time ago. We did some softwave, which is an ultrasound-based adjustment device. And we’ve done some Ulthera, which is a great ultrasound-based skin tightening that works.”
But Dr. Belkin insisted it doesn’t cost him much to keep Stewart looking young because the TV personality takes care of his health.
“So it’s not that complicated,” Stewart added, shutting down plastic surgery rumors. “And it’s not cutting and sewing me. “It’s really preventative and very encouraging because it really makes me look better.”
Then, the cookbook author redoubled her commitment to a healthy lifestyle as her “secret” to looking ageless.
“I don’t think about age much and I don’t really want to look my age at all,” she explained. “And that’s why I work so hard at it. I exercise… my diet, which is a normal and very healthy diet. I don’t do fad diets or pills or anything like that. I just eat really well and watch what I eat and that’s really a secret.”
Stewart is no stranger to fighting stereotypes of aging. He recently established himself as the thirst trap queen due to her sexy selfies on social media breaking the internet.
Last October, the Martha Stewart Living founder criticized the notion that women should “dress for their age.”
After Page Six interviewed her Regarding her thoughts on age-appropriate attire, Stewart responded with the perfect response.
“Dress for whose age?” she questioned with a laugh.
“I don’t think about age. “I think people are getting more (fabulous) than ever in their senior year, and I applaud every single one of them,” Stewart explained.
She added: “I’ve dressed the same since I was 17. If you look at my photos on Instagram, I look pretty much the same.”
Episodes of “The Martha Stewart” podcast air every Wednesday.