Real Housewife Jill Zarin… 20 Years Older

New York Housewife Jill Zarin is always soooo put together, isn’t she? Sometimes we just want to give her a good old-fashioned noogie to mess up her blown-out hair, or put a piece of spinach in her pearly white veneers, or make her cry so she smudges her perfect cat-eye makeup 🙂

Since we would never actually do any of those things, let’s take advantage of a very cool website called In20years.com to find out what Jill will look like… in 20 years! She might not look so perfect… or will she?

Here she is… 20 years from now. And you know what? She actually still looks pretty good! She’s got all the classic signs of aging, but overall, she held up pretty well in the battle against Father Time (aka in20years.com).

Classic Signs of An Aging Face:

1. Ashen color skin
2. Deeper folds around the mouth and nose
3. Thinner lips
4. Droopy outer eyebrows
5. Droopy tip of nose
6. More downward slant of the outer eye
7. Droopy corners of the mouth

The one MAJOR change that in20years.com didn’t account for is a droopy neck, which is one of the first things to go as you get older. Jill’s neck is still just as tight in the older picture as it is in the younger one. Impossible?  You betcha’!

In20years.com must have assumed the same thing we did… Jill will definitely have another facelift as she gets older. After all, what upstanding Housewife can go without cosmetic surgery?

Wanna learn how to keep yourself looking as young as Jill and the rest of the Housewives?  Check out FightFineLines.com for the best anti-aging, beauty and skincare advice on the web!

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Nicholas Vendemia, M.D.

Plastic Surgeon, New York City

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Photo Credit: in20years.com

NOTICE: None of the celebrities or individuals discussed here have ever received treatment, surgery, medical advice, or evaluations from any author, physician, surgeon, or representative of this blog. All images and photos in this article represent models only. No actual patients or clients are shown.