I think you should continue to take good care of yourself so that you can keep your options open.  You can have plastic surgery even when you’re 80, if you’ve managed to avoid cardiac or other health problems that are SOMETIMES influenced by lifestyle choices.  

A number of years ago, I interviewed Oleg Cassini.  At the time, he was well into his eighties.  Aside from his long career as a designer and a romancer of film stars, what I found extremely interesting about Cassini was his very youthful walk.  So I think that one of the main things that preserves the illusion of youth — besides an unlined face and a chiselled jawline — is a lively gait and good posture.  Visible eyebrows help a lot too, but I think others have pointed that out.

I couldn’t agree with you more Roberta.  I’m 32 year’s old.  I’ve had cosmetic surgery on my breast’s, particularly my right breast, because there was excessive tissue, at a abnormal rate, than my left side.  It was very heavy, very painful, and it gave me immense pain in my neck, because it was so heavy, it affected my posture.  I’ve never looked back from that reconstructive surgery, and i’m proud of it, and quite happy to talk about it.  To see someone deny they’ve not had any surgery or botox, or any sort of uplift, and then look so airbrushed, is totally bogus, and does not make them real or likeable, just totally saddo.  

More and more, i see women over 40/50/60 look like they have the skin and hardly no wrinkles, that only lucky 25 year old’s have.  It’s even more sad, if they keep on denying they’ve had any work done.  Who are you fooling Stevie and the like.  Of course you have had work done, everyone in Hollywood does, like D’uh!!!.  And at the end of the day, ‘So What’, this is the twenty first century.  Who care’s if you’ve had work done or not.  It’s great if you don’t feel you need it, but don’t try to fool people that you haven’t had a little help, no one is that magical, especially at her age!.  

Val 

I recently went through a phase where I had to listen to her song "Stand Back" AT LEAST five times before moving on to the next song on my mp3 player…

Have you heard her semi-recent "Trouble in Shangri-La"? Surprisingly perfect album. I can’t say there’s  a song on there I dislike!

Since you know how nice a person Stevie is, as well as being closely familiar her eleemosynary career, I assume you are a personal friend, and possibly an employee, and therefore are possibly biased. 

Since you are making this personal, I look older than Stevie, because I AM older than Stevie.  I am also thinner than Stevie, so no, I don’t sag.  I am allergic to the sun, I don’t drink or smoke and — unlike some people (not mentioning any names) — I have never done drugs.  So I look okay for my age, but I’d be idiotic to pretend I’m in my twenties or thirties.

 As I said, nobody is forcing Nicks to own up to work she has had done, but it’s ridiculous — and offensive — for her to go out of her way to ANNOUNCE that she’s had no assistance from cosmetic surgeons.

It’s true the skin will wrinkle faster in a person who smokes, goes out in the sun, drinks alcohol — or does drugs.   But in the absence of those behaviors, the skin will wrinkle anyway — only slightly later.