Artificial intelligence has produced a startling vision of what supermodel Janice Dickinson might look like today had she never undergone any cosmetic procedures. The computer-generated images, created by analysing photos of a younger Dickinson, predict a 70-year-old appearance starkly different from her current look.
The AI's Vision of a Natural Janice
The project instructed AI technology to study early photographs of the television personality and businesswoman. Its task was to project how her features would have aged naturally by the time she reached 70 years old. The resulting pictures show a shockingly different face compared to the one she presents to the world after decades of surgical and non-surgical enhancements.
Dickinson, who turned 70 this year, has never been secretive about her extensive history with cosmetic work. She has openly discussed spending thousands of dollars on various procedures aimed at defying the natural ageing process.
A Lifelong Affair with Cosmetic Enhancement
In a revealing interview on Kaitlyn Bristowe's Off The Vine podcast in June 2024, Dickinson traced the start of her surgical journey. She disclosed that she was 32 years old and dating Hollywood A-lister Sylvester Stallone when she decided to get her first procedure.
"I noticed I started getting jowls," Dickinson explained, leading her to opt for a 'mini facelift'. This procedure targets early signs of ageing in the lower face with smaller incisions and less downtime than a full facelift, with results that can last up to a decade. She even recommended the same treatment to podcast host Bristowe, suggesting she was "at that age" where jowls become a concern.
When questioned about any regrets, Dickinson's reply was emphatic: "Oh, no."
A Comprehensive Surgical History
Dickinson's commitment to cosmetic alteration is well-documented. On E!'s Botched in 2014, she admitted being "no stranger to plastic surgery," listing a boob job, tummy tuck, neck and facelifts, and liposuction among her procedures. While she has experimented with injectables like Botox, she has consistently insisted her full lips are natural.
Her financial investment in maintaining her appearance has been significant. Bankruptcy filings from 2013 revealed she owed $8,000 to renowned Beverly Hills dermatologist Arnold Klein and a further $8,000 to the Beverly Hills Anti-Aging Centre.
The AI-generated photos serve as a powerful 'what if' scenario, contrasting a life of natural ageing with one of extensive intervention. They highlight the profound impact Dickinson's choices have had on her appearance, underscoring her unwavering, and very public, philosophy on cosmetic surgery.
