Hilary Duff Says Plastic Surgery Can Help Some People

09/23/2006

Hilary insists people should have the right to improve their looks if they want to, and hasn't ruled out going under the knife herself when she gets older.

She revealed to The Sun newspaper: "I don't have anything against people who have surgery. If I get older and feel uncomfortable about something then maybe I will have it. I never say never."
However, Hilary, 18, thinks people go too far - and that's when it becomes a problem for her.

She explained: "Some things are hard to deal with for a woman as you grow older. I think everyone should be able to feel good about themselves.
"I don't like it when it's really obvious and gets pointed out. Some people go overboard."
Hilary Duff also claims she doesn't feel the need to look great all the time.
She confessed: "I do worry about what I look like but I'm not going to let it control my life. If I want to go to the shops I'll sometimes not bother with my hair or make-up."

Last year, Hilary Duff had extensive dental work. At the time, the A Cinderella Story star, resorted to having veneers after damaging her enamels during energetic stage shows.

Duff said, "My teeth aren't the strongest, and I kept chipping them on the microphone."

"One show, I literally spit half of my two front teeth out.

In other news, Hilary Duff says she approves of Benji Madden's girlfriend, Australian pop star Sophie Monk.

Duff has been dating Benji's twin brother, Joel, for quite awhile now and the blonde singers have apparently struck up a friendship since they've been dating the Good Charlotte boys.

"She's a really nice girl. She's really sweet and she's beautiful, but I can't say anything more because I don't know how they want to handle that," Duff told the Sydney Daily Telegraph

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