Sylvie Tellier was on Les Grosses Têtes on RTL, on Friday, January 31, 2025. During her appearance, the former Miss France confided in cosmetic surgery.
© Christophe Clovis/Bestimage Sylvie Tellier at the Stéphane Rolland show at the Salle Pleyel, “Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2025 Collection” during Paris Fashion Week (PFW), January 28, 2025.
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- Sylvie Tellier, former Miss France 2002, joined the Grosses Têtes team on RTL and discussed cosmetic surgery on january 31.
- She revealed that she tried Botox to correct an eyebrow, but decided to stay natural after a bad experience.
- Sylvie Tellier criticizes the growing trend of cosmetic surgery among young people, especially during the Sweet Sixteen.
For a little less than a year, Sylvie Tellier has joined the Grosses Têtes team on RTL. From time to time other, Miss France 2002 therefore confides about her private life. On Friday, January 31, she notably addressed the issue of cosmetic surgery.
Indeed, to participate in Miss France, candidates must respect certain rulesvery strict about surgery. In 2015, the then CEO of the company explained : “For our Miss contest, we allow minor reconstructive surgery operations such as pinned ears, but not cosmetic surgery”.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000Sylvie Tellier reveals she has had Botox injections
While Sylvie Tellier has been uncompromising with the Miss France contestants, she herself has had cosmetic surgery in the past. The candidate of the Traitors thus had Botox injections.
At the microphone of the Grosses Têtes, she revealed on this subject: “I tried it once because I have one eyebrow that is higher than the other, but it really hurt my head”. A bad experience that convinced her to stay natural. However, she is not against cosmetic surgery from a certain age. “What 40 years old, you get a Botox injection because you think you have a wrinkle… But there, these 16-year-old girls…” she regretted.
The former Miss France deplores cosmetic surgery among young people
For Sylvie Tellier, the popularization of cosmetic surgery among young people is worrying. She took the example of the “Sweet Sixteen”, the grandiose birthday parties organized for 16-year-old girls in some countries such as the United States.
While these celebrations allow young people to obtain high-value gifts, requests for plastic surgery are said to be exploding. Sylvie Tellier thus underlined: “They are offered a pair of buttocks, they have their lips inflated. And çit becomes a bit like çthat with us. The girls, they put all their budget into it”. A situation that does not please the mother of Oscar, Margaux and Romçéo.