Lahren first garnered attention with her show “On Point with Tomi Lahren” on OAN in 2015, presenting a look that was notably natural despite being heavily made-up. Her eyebrows were subtle yet defined, and her lips appeared naturally full. Critics, including rapper The Game, speculated about her having undergone plastic surgery even before her rise to fame, citing her high school photos as evidence. However, Lahren dismissed these claims in a 2019 Fox News op-ed, and upon reviewing her 2015 appearances, it seems plausible she was speaking the truth.

By 2017, at the Politicon event, Lahren’s appearance hadn’t drastically changed from her early career days. Her facial features remained consistent, and her makeup style was similar, though her eyebrows appeared slightly more groomed. Her flawless skin might suggest the use of non-invasive cosmetic treatments, but any significant makeover was yet to come.

In addition to microblading, Lahren introduced bangs in 2018, a style choice that significantly altered her appearance by emphasizing her cheeks. While it didn’t constitute a complete transformation, the bangs, combined with her fuller cheeks, did suggest the possibility of fillers, though nothing was confirmed. These changes, whether through style or procedures, highlight Lahren’s evolving public persona as her career progressed.

In 2018, Tomi Lahren started looking a tad different (and dare we say, a little Carrie Underwood-coded). Her cheeks looked a touch fuller than they had in previous years, though it’s possible angles had something to do with it. One definite change, however, was her brows. Possibly influenced by society’s ‘brow obsession at the time, it was pretty clear Lahren had gone for microblading (and speaking to The Conservateur in 2023, she confirmed that she was a fan of the eyebrow enhancement). Call it a semi-tune-up, if you will. 

Microblading wasn’t the only thing Tomi Lahren did in 2018. She also cut bangs — and the new style played a big role in her face looking very different. Granted, we don’t know that we’d say it looked like a full-on tune-up, but it definitely did highlight her cheeks, which were still looking fuller than they had previously. Again, that might have been the angles, though there is a possibility that she’d gone for something like fillers. 

The 2020s are where Tomi Lahren seemed to have gone for the biggest changes. Gone were the aforementioned fuller cheeks…and though that could have been age- or weight-related, there is also something to be said for the buccal fat removal trend sweeping the world at the time. In a previous interview with Nicki Swift, one cosmetic expert, Dr. Mariano Busso, shared that Lahren may have had Kybella injections to reduce fat in the lower portion of her face, but also mused that it could have been a lower face lift. “There is no skin laxity, but, on the contrary, we see more jawline definition,” he explained. 

Sticking with Tomi Lahren’s 2020s makeover, it certainly looks as though the broadcaster has had some work done on her lips, too, with her top lip today looking way fuller than it had previously. Speaking to Daily Mail, plastic surgeon Dr. Jennifer Harrington mused that Lahren may have had a nose job, telling the outlet, “Her nose looks to be more narrowly contoured.” Granted, we wouldn’t necessarily say Lahren’s nose job completely changed her look, but there’s no question that it looks way more refined today. 

2025 marked the biggest change in Tomi Lahren’s appearance over the years, and some have even said her face looks frozen thanks to the work she may have had done. Her jawline also looks even slimmer, and some critics have said that’s aged her. Of course, it does bear mentioning that Lahren switched up the eye makeup look she’d been known for, and also debuted a darker hair color. Even so, it’s not surprising that she’s been held as one of the poster children for the Mar-a-Lago face makeover. 

Ultimately, only Lahren knows the full truth about her cosmetic work over the years. However, based on her changing look, we’d say some kind of intervention is undeniable.