Lisa Kudrow Quits Botox After Eye Irritation

Lisa Kudrow, celebrated for her iconic role as Phoebe Buffay, is stepping away from Botox treatments. The actress recently shared that she experienced eye irritation and a peculiar forehead pattern, which she attributes to the cosmetic injections. Her decision marks the end of her brief foray into Botox, having started the treatments at age 60.

While acknowledging a fear of resembling her grandmother in appearance, Kudrow expressed excitement about embracing and portraying older characters in her future acting career. This personal revelation comes as she prepares for the final season of 'The Comeback,' where she reprises her role as Valerie Cherish, set to premiere on March 22, 2026.

In 'The Comeback,' Valerie Cherish will be depicted as an actor on an AI-powered sitcom. Kudrow described her character as one who creates her own reality, with her delusion often serving as a source of comedy, as she remains oblivious to others' reactions.

Kudrow has previously discussed other cosmetic procedures, including a nose job she underwent as a teenager. She recounted feeling 'hideous' before the surgery and that it helped her transition into a new high school.