Madonna unveils another makeover with puffy ‘pillow’ face

Madonna clearly has every intention to ensure she defies the hands of time for as long as possible.

She has often been complimented on her ability to look younger than she is and Madonna clearly has every intention to ensure she defies the hands of time for as long as possible.

The ‘Queen of Pop’ looked like she had had yet another makeover as she flaunted a puffy ‘pillow’ face that hinted at a fresh attempt to turn back time.

The 51-year-old superstar emerged from her favourite London restaurant,Locanda Locatelli,with puffed cheeks reminiscent of a chipmunk and engine-red lipstick,Daily Mail online reported.

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Madonna shaved off the years by wearing a short skirt and studded knee-high boots by Stella McCartney.

It seems that the original Material Girl,who is dating 28 years her junior model Jesus Luz,has turned her back on the old way of rejuvenating her face through a too-tight face-lift and overdone Botox.

Celebrities like the pop superstar herself,Nicole Kidman,Kylie Minogue,Michelle Pfeiffer,Meg Ryan,Pamela Anderson and Liz Hurley appear to have been sporting the pillow-faced look for some time with the help of injectable fillers.

Fillers are temporary and last up to a year. They aim to create the illusion of youth by giving women the high,rounded cheeks of a baby.

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