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She has left fans “scared and crying” as unravelling Grace Fraser in The Undoing.

But Nicole Kidman’s ageless looks as well as the show’s explosive twists and turns have kept people tuning in.

The psychological drama focuses on a driven woman, played by the star, whose life unravels after her husband suddenly disappears.

Her new look, wowing with her wild red hair, has been as eye-catching as her performance.

The 53-year-old is said to be worth around £180 million – and knows how to look good.

But what are the secrets to her amazing youthful looks?

She showed off her new look on The Undoing
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We have spoken to a surgeon at top cosmetic surgery MYA, who has offered some reasons behind the forever young star’s look.

“I would suggest that Nicole has had a range of surgical and non-surgical procedures over the years to help maintain a youthful appearance, as well as change some of her physical features,” the expert said.

“I would suggest that Nicole may have had a rhinoplasty – the surgical name for nose reshaping surgery – procedure where the bridge of her nose appears thinner, and the tip and nostrils appear to be smaller and slightly lifted compared to previous images.

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“The surgical procedure of reducing the size of the nostrils is called an alar base reduction. A nose changing shape in such a way can usually only be achieved through surgery rather than makeup contouring.

“The cost of a rhinoplasty procedure depends on many different physiological factors, the techniques used and the surgeon – however typically range from £6,000 to £10,000.”

The MYA surgeon hinted at possible other extra areas Nicole appears to have had enhanced.

“Nicole may have had the non-surgical treatment of dermal fillers to her cheeks often referred to as cheek fillers.

A young Nicole filming moving BMX Bandit in 1983
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“Fillers can restore lost volume to the face and plump areas so that deep-set lines appear smoother and diminish the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and other visible signs of ageing.

“I believe that Nicole may have undergone the non-surgical treatment of fillers to her lips as she appears to have slightly fuller lips compared to previous images.

“The provider has ensured her lips still appear extremely natural and in proportion to her facial features.

Ten years on, it’s spot the difference
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“Nicole has most likely had Botox to her forehead, glabella – in between the eyebrows – and eyes. As you can see, she has a smooth forehead, lifted eyebrow arches, and a limited frown and expression.

“The treatment normally lasts between three and six months and as muscle action gradually returns, the lines and wrinkles begin to reappear and may need to be treated again.

“The procedure can give the appearance of smoother skin if the patient desires a more youthful appearance or can be used as a preventative measure to slow the process of getting wrinkles.”

“I believe Nicole will regularly receive these non-surgical treatments to maintain her youthful appearance along with a healthy diet.”

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High blood pressure is a condition that often happens with age and a person is deemed to have high blood pressure when they have a top reading (systolic pressure) higher than 140 and a bottom reading (diastolic pressure) higher than 90. You are more at risk of developing high blood pressure if you are overweight, have a family history of high blood pressure, are a heavy drinker, or have a poor diet and do no exercise. If left untreated, high blood pressure causes damage to the heart, arteries and kidneys, which further puts you at risk of possible sudden death from a stroke and heart attack.

If you have felt a strange numbing feeling or a slight paralysis, it is a major sign of high blood pressure and should not be ignored as it could be a sign you are at risk of having a stroke.

People have described a feeling of being paralysed on one side of their body or a complete numbness. This sudden numbness is a serious medical problem and is due to the disruption of blood flow to a part of the brain due to a lack of oxygen.

Blood pressure UK and The Stroke Association recommend using the FAST test to check whether you are having a stroke:

F – Facial weakness

Check if the person is smiling or if their mouth or eyes have drooped. Has the face fallen to one side.

A – Arm weakness

Can the arms be raised and can they stay there.

S – Speech problems

Is the speech slurred, can they understand what is being said and are they speaking clearly.

T – Time

Call 999 if any of these signs are detected.

Uncontrolled high blood pressure caused damage to blood vessels to the brain by becoming more narrow.

Over time, this raises the risk of a blood vessel bursting or being blocked. If blood cannot carry energy and oxygen to part of the brain due to this blocked or burst blood vessel, some cells in the brain may be damaged or even die.

This is known as a stroke and could lead to a permanent disability or even death.

It’s imperative to measure your blood pressure consistently and be aware of the major signs and symptoms of high blood pressure which include:

• Severe headaches
• Confusion and fatigue
• Vision problems
• Chest pain
• Irregular heartbeat
• Blood in urine
• Difficulty breathing

The NHS said: “The only way of knowing whether you have high blood pressure is to have a blood pressure test.

“All adults over 40 are advised to have their blood pressure checked at least every five years and getting this done is easy and could save your life.”

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