Did Carrie Underwood Get Plastic Surgery After Her Accident? Country Star Finally Tells All
Aug. 2 2018, Published 2:22 p.m. ET
Carrie Underwood opened up about her facial surgery to Redbook in a new interview. Read on to find out what the country star needed to get done after her freak accident.
The "Cry Pretty" singer has talked about her terrifying accident in the past, which left her with 40 stitches in her face. Now, she's talking about her recovery process.
"Any time someone gets injured, it looks pretty bad in the beginning, and you're like, 'What is this going to wind up like?' You just don't know," Carrie told Redbook. "It was also a perception thing, because I look at myself now and I see it quite a bit, but other people are like, 'I wouldn't have even noticed.' Nobody else looks at you as much as you think they do. Nobody notices as much as you think they will, so that's been nice to learn."
That's when she was asked whether or not she got plastic surgery following the incident. "It's a little sad, because the truth is just as interesting I wish I'd gotten some awesome plastic surgery to make this scar look better. But I try not to worry too much about it," Carrie admitted. "My mom will be like, 'Did you see they are saying this about you?' And I'll be like, 'Mama, I don't care. I'm just trying to raise my son and live my life.'"
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The singer was previously worried about the reaction to her facial scar after her accident, but it's barely noticeable in photos.
Carrie got the scar after falling down the stairs in her home in November last year.
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