Jim Carrey made a name for himself in beloved titles such as Ace Ventura, The Grinch and Liar Liar.
But in recent weeks, it is not his acting that has been under public scrutiny.
Earlier this month, the star, 64, was engulfed in plastic surgery speculation after a series of unrecognizable public appearances.
The Hollywood funnyman left fans doing a double take when he hit the red carpet at the 51st César Awards in Paris.
His seemingly altered look was so drastic that it sparked a conspiracy theory about him having been cloned – before artist Alexis Stone, who is renowned for his celebrity impersonations, claimed it was actually him on stage in Carrey’s place.
The Daily Mail later debunked this claim, however, after learning that Carrey was in attendance himself at the award show in France.
But amid all the rumor, many have been left wondering if Carrey has gone under the knife – with plastic surgeons even weighing in.
Now, dramatic new computer-generated images have only fueled the speculation.
Earlier this month, Jim Carrey left fans doing a double take when he hit the red carpet at the 51st César Awards in Paris
Now, dramatic new computer-generated images have only fueled the speculation after predicting what the star would look like age 64 if he had never undergone rumored plastic surgery. Pictured: Carrey in 1992 (left) and aged with AI (right)
Artificial intelligence was told to analyze photos of Carrey when he was younger and make a variety of predictions about what he might look like at age 64.
The results were quite a shakeup from how he appears now, as they showed the star with wrinkles and crow’s feet around his eyes as well as salt and pepper hair.
In the aftermath of the recent furore, plastic surgeon Dr Jeffrey Spiegel spoke to the Daily Mail about the possible procedures Carrey may have had done after examining pictures and videos.
‘He has 100 percent had botulinum,’ the expert, who has never treated Carrey, said in reference to Botox treatment.
‘These treatments are amazing when done correctly but his injector gave him Botox more suitable for a woman’s face leading to oddly arched eyebrows.’
Dr Spiegel also identified ‘an unnatural pull in his cheek,’ adding that it could have been caused by ‘threading.’
‘This could be from a poorly done facelift,’ he shared, before stressing: ‘These outcomes stress why it is important to see a surgeon skilled in the nuances and differences between surgery for men and women.’
The cosmetic expert then added that Carrey had likely undergone some kind of laser treatment too ‘to make his face more pale.’
Artificial intelligence was told to analyze photos of Carrey when he was younger and make a variety of predictions about what he might look like at age 64. Pictured: Carrey in 1997 (left) and aged with AI (right)
The results were quite a shakeup from how he appears now, as they showed the star with wrinkles and crow’s feet around his eyes as well as salt and pepper hair. Pictured: Carrey in 1984 (left) and aged with AI (right)
But warned: ‘These need to be mild. All of these tools are only effective in the hands of an expert.’
The Daily Mail reached out to Carrey’s representatives for comment.
Carrey was once one of the biggest Hollywood actors on the planet, dominating the movie industry throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.
From Man On The Moon to The Truman Show and Bruce Almighty, the actor has a plethora of hits to his name – but has lived out of the spotlight in recent years.
He told Access Hollywood in 2022 that he was ‘fairly serious’ about retirement.
His last acting credit was for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 in 2024, in which he played villain Dr Robotnik.
