Taking A Trip Down Memory Lane: How Madonna's Look Changed Over the Years

However, there were also those who attributed Madonna’s altered look to her penchant for reinventing herself. After all, this isn’t the first time she’s changed her appearance in her decades-long career.

Let’s take a look at her many faces below.

The eccentric artist rose to fame in the ‘80s with iconic hits like Material Girl, Like a Virgin, and Like a Prayer. She was a beautiful 20-something woman back then and obviously didn’t need any cosmetic treatments.

Her signature look in the ‘80s? Messy hair, thick eyebrows, and heavy makeup, which she mixed with punky outfits consisting of tutus and fishnets. Later during the decade, she would transition into short blonde curls.

In the ‘90s, when Madonna was in her 30s, rumors started spreading that she’d begun having cosmetic procedures on her face. Though she never confirmed them, fans suspected she had a nose job and Botox.

In the video for her 1990 single, Justify My Love, she also had fuller lips, leading fans to speculate she’d had collagen injections.

Plastic surgery rumors continued into the 2000s. For example, when the Take a Bow singer was seen with what appeared to be facial bruising in 2008, people suspected it was due to lower eyelid surgery.

It was also alleged that she underwent a procedure called ribbon lift to address the sagging skin on her neck area. Though she never confirmed the rumors, she seemed to drop a hint when she once said, “I don’t regret any of it, but I do sometimes think: ‘Oh God, what was I thinking....’”

In the 2010s, Madonna was in her 50s but still appeared to have wrinkle-free skin. She never admitted to getting Botox, though, and instead attributed her youthful look to a strict macrobiotic diet.

And now, her much-talked-about Grammys look. Dr. Michael Horn, a board-certified plastic surgeon from Chicago, talked to Daily Mail about the procedures he thought she might have had. They include a facelift, a nose job, a brow lift, Botox, and a lot of facial fillers.