Ashley Tisdale's Tuned Up Look Hasn't Gone Too Far Yet, According To Our Expert

Ashley Tisdale's face has obviously changed since her Disney days, and it's not just because of the natural aging process. The "High School Musical" star has had some tune-ups over the years, but thankfully, they were just subtle tweaks. Glam spoke exclusively to Beverly Hills plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Michael Zarrabi, M.D., who shares that Tisdale has not yet gone so far as to sport the Mar-a-Lago face and join its worst offenders. As the expert exclusively explains to us, Mar-a-Lago face is associated with super plump faces via different types of dermal fillers, as well as a facelift. "I think that she's had some things done because she does look really great, but I wouldn't push it to the point of Mar-a-Lago [face]," Dr. Zarrabi states.

Before-and-after pics of Tisdale show hints of work done, with Dr. Zarrabi noting, "Compared to some of her photos when she was younger, her face was a little bit more slim and a little bit longer elongated, and now her face tends to look a little bit rounder and fuller." He continues, "So I don't think that she's necessarily had any surgery, but it does look like she's probably had some filler in her cheeks as well as some filler in her lips, not overly done. They don't look exaggerated." He commends Tisdale's plastic surgeon and adds, "It's done in a very natural way that's still maintaining her really natural, beautiful features." The mom of two has indeed remained recognizable since her younger days, and whatever changes she's made to her face have not yet veered into the look embraced by MAGA.

Some celebs like Cheryl Burke have had face transformations that left them nearly unrecognizable, but it seems Ashley Tisdale is pretty conservative when it comes to her plastic surgery. Dr. Michael Zarrabi exclusively shares with Glam that he doesn't detect any work done to her brows or eyelids. "She's had a rhinoplasty in the past, but I don't think that she's had any revision work on her nose. Her nose seems unchanged," he conjectures. As for minimally invasive procedures, the plastic surgeon tells us, "The lips definitely seem a little bit more plump and fuller, but they're still soft, and they look supple, not overly done. She probably had some volume or filler placed in her cheeks and her nasolabial folds as well."

Tisdale has been open about a past rhinoplasty she had done in 2007 to correct a deviated septum. "The older I got, the worse it got. I went to get it checked out, and the doctor told me the septum was 80 percent deviated and that I had two small fractures on my nose," she told People at the time. The "Be Good to Me" singer added, "I didn't do this because I believe in plastic surgery. I did this to help my health. I literally almost could not breathe out of the right side of my nose."