Former EastEnders star Danniella Westbrook, 52, has undergone a further facial procedure as part of her ongoing recovery from reconstructive surgery. The actress, who has had multiple operations to rebuild her face after years of drug abuse, visited the Essex Way Clinic for laser treatment to improve skin texture and scarring.
Westbrook had previously travelled to Dubai in mid-February for a full face, neck and brow lift, as well as lip and nose reconstruction. The latest procedure, a fractional laser treatment, is the first of three sessions aimed at stimulating collagen production and addressing fine lines and uneven skin tone.
The clinic shared on social media: 'We had the pleasure of welcoming Danniella Westbrook into the clinic today. What a genuinely lovely lady... Daniella has started her skin rejuvenation journey with our advanced fractional laser treatment.' They added that a personalised treatment plan had been created following a full consultation.
Westbrook's surgery journey has been extensive. In 2018, she revealed that her cocaine addiction had destroyed her septum, leading to multiple reconstructive procedures. She also suffered from osteoporosis, which weakened her bones, and had screws for teeth after a botched operation nearly killed her.
In 2025, Westbrook decided to undergo further facial surgery. After recovering from an infection, she received clearance to proceed with stage two of her recovery, saying: 'Today, I got the amazing news that I’m officially clear to move on to stage 2 of my recovery.'
