Charlize Theron's Shocking Youthful Look In New Pics Has Fans Stunned As Plastic Surgeon Weighs In

Charlize Theron has once again captivated the internet after sharing a series of stunning new photos that highlight her seemingly ageless beauty.

The actress, who turned 50 this year, had zero wrinkles on her face in the images, which appeared to have been taken before an outing.

As fans marvel over Charlize Theron's youthful appearance, experts have also stepped in to suggest what keeps the Hollywood star looking radiant despite her advanced age.

On Tuesday, Theron took to her Instagram page to share new up-close shots of herself ahead of what appeared to be a night out.

Across the selfies, the actress posed with her hair falling softly around her face. Her makeup was equally alluring, featuring defined eyebrows, mascara, and glossy lips.

However, the most eye-catching detail was how wrinkle-free Theron appeared, a look that seemed unexpected given that she celebrated her 50th birthday this year.

Unsurprisingly, fans in the comment section were quick to point this out as they heaped praises on the "Old Guard" star.

One claimed she was "aging like fine wine," while several others called her "beautiful," "stunning," and "gorgeous.

Theron even hyped herself in the caption, thanking her lucky stars for still looking so good.

"I have the hair and makeup family of champions," Theron wrote. "I'm nothing without these b-tches."

Regarding the actress's look, an expert, Dr. Kahn of Beverly Hills, told the Daily Mail how Theron may have achieved it.

He noted that it was quite "unusual" for her to appear wrinkle-free at her age and then went on to suggest that Theron likely underwent a Hybrid Fractional Laser (HALO) procedure to help slow down her natural aging process.

"It is a skin rejuvenation treatment that uses two wavelengths: ablative and non-ablative," the doctor said about the procedure, which typically costs several hundred to a few thousand dollars per session.

According to Kahn, undertaking HALO "resurfaces the skin's top layer and heats deeper tissues."

The effect, he claimed, is an increase in collagen in the body and a more improved skin texture free of fine lines and sunburn damage.

"The recovery is much faster than it is with traditional lasers. It is really great at creating new skin growth, which leads to a younger appearance," Kahn added about the procedure.

Elsewhere in the chat with the outlet, Khan also revealed another possible procedure Theron may have had.

He claimed that the actress likely used peptide serum, which has a range of functions not limited to skincare.

"Peptides is all the rage now in skincare, it is the hot new thing because peptides tell the skin to produce more collagen and elastin, which helps reduce the appearance of wrinkles. It also makes the skin overall firmer," the expert noted.

"These small chains of amino acids make the skin anti-inflammatory while allowing hydration in," Khan added.

As a plus, he hinted that the actress may have also used exosomes, which he claims are a popular option among those looking to maintain an ageless look.

"Exosomes is cutting-edge regenerative skincare for anti-aging," the doctor further remarked.

Despite the doctor's claims, Theron has previously denied rumors that she has had plastic surgery on her face.

Back in 2023, she told Allure that she is simply aging naturally, despite what some people have suggested.

"My face is changing, and I love that my face is changing and aging," the Oscar winner said at the time.

She continued, "But people think I had a facelift. They're like, 'What did she do to her face?' I'm like, 'B-tch, I'm just aging!' It doesn't mean I got bad plastic surgery. This is just what happens."

During the interview, the "Gringo” star also raged about how "men kind of age like fine wines and women like cut flowers."

"I despise that concept, and I want to fight against it, but I also think women want to age in a way that feels right to them," she remarked.

Theron added, "I think we need to be a little bit more empathetic to how we all go through our journey."