In her final years, Diane Keaton engaged candidly with questions about plastic surgery, emphasizing authenticity and acceptance. She shared that despite having the option, she chose not to undergo surgery but would not completely rule it out.
Keaton highlighted the importance of feeling comfortable in one’s skin and using natural beauty as a source of strength. She reflected on her past struggles, including bulimia, which had affected her teeth—she had those capped for health reasons.
Her approach was grounded in honesty about the aging process, often critiquing Hollywood’s pressure on women to maintain a youthful appearance. Keaton celebrated the beauty in signs of life and experience, embracing her natural self unapologetically.
