The evolution of Cristiano Ronaldo, the gangly, gap toothed youngster at Manchester United to the chiseled global icon he is today is legendary not only in the skills on the football field, but also in the near perfect looks.
Breaking down the face
Dr. Elie Levine, an Eminent plastic surgeon in NYC, supposes that under the morphing face of Ronaldo, multiple aesthetic interventions are probably concealed. Beginning on his nose Dr. Levine postulates that Ronaldo has a more defined nasal bridge, thinner sidewalls and a more defined nasal tip; this all indicates a rhinoplasty which included the reshaping of cartilages and possible restructuring of the nasal bones. His once discolored braces strewn smile must have had an added advantage of veneers, or gum contouring or even Botox to reduce the gum showing.
Botox? Regularly?
The wrinkle free forehead and lining free skin indicates that Ronaldo must be using Botox regularly and his impossibly high cheekbones could be sustained through the use of fillers or fat grafts. some even claim that he got an endoscopic brow lift as it gives him an almost scarless forehead lift when his dense hairline covers it. Keeping that romantic hair longer might encompass PRP (platelet rich plasma) therapeutic interventions as well as a small hair transplant since the hairline shows little change since the sports crest in decades.
How much does the whole cost?
In total, Dr. Levine phrases the total costs of all these enhancements might be around 100,000 to 250,000 dollars but done progressively in a subtle manner, it appears and feels natural and amazing. The regimen of Ronaldo goes way beyond aesthetic. He spends money on rehabilitation technology such as cryotherapy, in which he employs a cryotherapy chamber and premium quality of compression boots.
His balanced diet
His regime is intense he trains four days a week in two hour sessions and combines HIIT, sprints, cycling and follows a heavy protein, low sugar diet especially draconian in its avoidance in favor of fat, sugar and carbs. Amazingly, he takes a sleep format similar to five 90 minute sleep patterns as a way of imitating the natural rhythm. In comparison, Dr. Levine criticizes Tom Brady, who supposedly hustled with cosmetic adjustments when he grew older, and his outcomes should have been more natural in the case of Ronaldo, whose process was much more measured.
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