Sign of surgery? Christina Aguilera revealed what looked like a scar on her underarm while promoting her new film Burlesque in Tokyo, Japan, yesterday
Christina Aguilera has never commented on speculation her buxom figure has had a helping hand from a plastic surgeon.
But as the star waved to fans at the Tokyo press conference for her new film, Burlesque, an apparent scar under her arm may have given her secret away.
The small line could be the result of a transaxillary endoscopic breast augmentation - a breast enlargement technique where implants are placed through an armpit incision.
Experts say the popular method usually leaves an inch-long scar and is the preferred option for patients who want to avoids scars on the breast.
Aguilera's décolletage has certainly increased over the years, and while could be the result of carrying more weight, her latest outing suggests there may be more to it.
Meanwhile, Christina was busy promoting her new film during her trip to Japan.
The star of the new movie Burlesque, a song-and-dance extravaganza about a small-town girl trying to make it big, said that she felt doubly challenged by the acting and dancing demands of the lead role of Ali Rose, and she was at first inclined to turn it down.
Aguilera said although she is accustomed to dancing when she performs on stage, she considers herself first and foremost a singer.
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'I was scared of being out there with real, professional dancers,' Aguilera, who has won four Grammy awards, said at a news conference ahead of the film's Tokyo premiere. 'It's harder than it looks.'
'Probably the unsexiest thing is to see a dancer's feet,' she said. 'After dancing for 17 or 18 hours a day every day, your feet are just bruises and calluses.'
The movie also features Cher, who, at 64, is marking her first major feature-film role since 1999's Tea With Mussolini, and Kristen Bell, formerly star of the hit TV series Veronica Mars.
Director-writer Steven Antin said he had to convince a worried Aguilera that she had enough acting and dancing in her for the role. But, he said, she quickly rose to the occasion.
'Christina has an extraordinary innate acting ability,' he said. 'She had many reservations. I believed she could do it. I watched her do it every day.'
'That was a great relief - I really needed her to be happy,' he said.
Source:Dailymail
