Michelle Salas “used to be like” Luis Miguel: This was an impressive transformation of the daughter of the “Sun of Mexico”, did she have surgeries?

The name of Michelle Salas has appeared in the press in recent days due to her wedding with Danilo Díaz Granados in Italy where they rented a medieval style property “Il Borro” for a large sum. Luis Miguel’s daughter had her dream wedding and thus became the main heroine of the fairy tale.

But apart from the event and the presence of her father Luis Miguel, the press has now focused on reviewing the transformation that the 34-year-old model and influencer has undergone recently.

And according to Telediario, before she became a fashion icon, Michelle Salas was “just like” Luis Miguel, so it is assumed that she went through several surgeries to achieve the fresh look and profiled face that she boasts today.

Before and after Michelle Salas

The media in question shared several photos of the younger Michelle Salas, which show the model’s resemblance to her father, which she has stood for since childhood.

The changes are evident, and although her beauty is natural, everything says that she has undergone some procedures that she has not confirmed herself to date.

El Heraldo de México identifies it as a “female portrait” of Luis Miguel due to the great resemblance between them in photos circulating on social networks.

After the wedding, the pictures went viral, and the press repeated them, raising the possibility that Michelle Salas went through some adjustments which would include bichectomy (cheek reduction), lip augmentation, smile design, jaw contouring and even rhinoplasty, as mentioned by Sagrosso.

Although it is true that the daughter of Stephani Salas was silent about the alleged operations, in 2019 she spoke out against the criticism she received after using a filter on an Instagram picture, recalls Soy Carmín.

She was then questioned about the alleged facial retouching that made her lips look voluminous, to which she replied that it was due to the use of lipstick, excluding the alleged surgery. (AND)