Much has been written and said about how Jennifer Aniston manages to look young at 55 years old. She herself over the years denies that she has undergone any surgical procedures.

But is that the case? The actress sparked rumors that she is visiting a plastic surgeon when she was seen leaving a clinic that performs cosmetic procedures with her friend Sandra Bullock in Connecticut on Wednesday.

The center specializes in facelifts and rhinoplasty, though it also offers Botox and other injectables.

What she has said in the past:

The 55-year-old actress has admitted to having Botox in the past, but in the end it wasn’t something that suited her, which is why she then opted for peptide injections.

Although she has denied for decades that she had a nose job in 2007 she told People that she had a rhinoplasty because she had a septum and not to change the shape of her nose. “The best thing I ever did. As far as all the other rumors, as boring as it sounds, it’s still mine.”

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Her other secrets to looking young and keeping her figure slim include how she works out hard on a daily basis while intermittently fasting following the 16:8 model.

However, Aniston and Bullock were seen at The Retreat At Split Rock located in Greenwich, Connecticut.

The retreat specialises in facial treatments, which cost between $50,000 and $100,000 while eyebrow and eye treatments range around $30,000.

The two actresses were seen leaving the office of Dr Neil A Gordon who does facial plastic and reconstructive surgery.

His specialty is “facial rejuvenation and rhinoplasty” according to the clinic’s website. A full Botox can cost about $3,000, while Kybella is more expensive, at $6,000.

In 2015, Aniston had said in 2015 that she was not a fan of the injections. “People think I do a lot of botox injections, but I don’t. I’m not saying I haven’t tried it, but I see it’s a slippery slope. It all seems ridiculous to me,” the actress had said.