White House Accused of Editing Out Donald Trump's Blemishes to Make Him Appear Healthier Amid Well-Being Concerns

Did Donald Trump undergo a makeover?

The White House was recently accused of altering a photo of the president's face to make him look healthier and blemish-free.

A side-by-side snapshot of the 80-year-old's face went viral on X on Sunday, July 26, with the left photo showing him looking tanned with smooth skin. Trump's blonde hair was also perfectly coiffed and was combed back.

The right image featured the POTUS' mug appearing very wrinkly, bruised and full of blotches, while his hair seemed unbrushed and stringy with visibly gray strands.

Fans across social media slammed the White House for seemingly editing the snap, with one person claiming his allies "love to bronze him up."

"You didn't need to use an altered image to make it look worse. The difference is already jarring enough," another person wrote.

Other viewers compared him to the very orange-looking Oompa-Loompa character from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, with one user claiming the White House "airbrushed" Trump to "make him look better."

Another person alleged both images were in fact "heavily doctored," with the original photo being published by Reuters. In that snap, Trump's face didn't look quite as wrinkly or bronzed as the previous images suggested.

The photo in question was taken during Trump's rally in Marietta, Ga., on July 22.

"Neither of these looks accurate. Both are the extreme of photoshopping for positive and negative. Reality is somewhere in the middle. Trump looks like absolute s--- in reality but the image on the right is just laughable," a person wrote.

"He's so ugly, he doesn't need any help in getting more ugly," someone else scoffed.

"Both doctored and it was a bad lighting shot anyway. Anyone would look like s--- when it’s a bad shot and they are 80," a viewer chimed in.

"The @WhiteHouse has greatly doctored the original image which was from Reuters not Getty, a ridiculously flattering image released to hide Trump's age," another user penned.

Concern over Trump's health has skyrocketed this year, as he's been spotted during many official events and meetings falling asleep.

The Celebrity Apprentice alum was also seen wearing makeup and bandages on his hands to cover bruises and discoloration on several occasions. In addition, Trump's ankles are sometime swollen, which is a symptom of chronic venous insufficiency.

This condition occurs when the veins in the lower legs struggle to return blood to the heart, leading to puffiness.

Back in March, the politician was spotted having a red rash on his neck during the Medal of Honor ceremony at the White House. According to his physician, Sean Barbabella, the itchy outbreak was the result of a "preventative skin treatment" involving a type of epidermis cream.

“The President is using this treatment for one week, and the redness is expected to last for a few weeks,” Barbabella said in a statement at the time.