Of each other. BFF’s Ashnessa was spotted out on yet another shopping adventure- this time heading to the Lisa Kline boutique in Beverly Hills on Saturday. The HSM ladies were helped by security as they made their way to the store’s entrance, being covered with blankets at one point to shield themselves from photographers on site.
Next stop- McD’s! Enjoy the pics below of the ladies lunching at the golden arches. See? Skinny girls DO eat! But what’s annoying is where & what they can eat.
Meeting up for a trip to Woodland Hills & the mall, HSM stars Ashley Tisdale & Vanessa Hudgens were spotted out for lunch along with a little last minute shopping on Christmas Eve.
Check out pics of Miss Tisdale’s new nose … I’m going to have to say I’m a fan of her ‘before’ nose. Thoughts?
Ashley Tisdale made her first public appearance Friday night since undergoing a rhinoplasty procedure on Nov. 30.
The High School Musical star performed at the Z100 Jingle Ball concert to benefit Autism Speaks at New York’s Madison Square Garden Friday, despite still having some pain and slight swelling from the surgery.
Tisdale reluctantly went under the knife to correct a severely deviated septum and have her twice fractured nasal bones (once from a car accident and once from getting hit in the face while dancing) realigned.
“I’ve known for years that I’ve had a deviated septum,” Tisdale told PEOPLE. It wasn’t until after the 22-year-old toured with High School Musical in South America last spring that she realized the magnitude of the problem. After performing her solo set, Tisdale exited the stage in a panic.
“I was so out of breath, I started hyperventilating,” Tisdale says. “They were thinking it was a heart attack. The [tour] doctor got me an oxygen tank and I sat outside the stage and breathed in oxygen until I could catch my breath.”
Tisdale enlisted the services of renowned Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Raj Kanodia, whose celebrity clientele includes Jennifer Aniston, Cameron Diaz and Ashlee Simpson. Kanodia determined that Tisdale’s septum was 80 percent deviated.
“If I laid down on my right side it was like somebody closed up the right side of my nose,” says Tisdale.
Kanodia tells PEOPLE he’s “ecstatic with the results. “Functionally her nose is better and cosmetically it’s better because I got rid of the effects of the [injuries].”
Now that she’s on the mend, Tisdale says she “never wants to have plastic surgery again.” Why so adamant? “I don’t believe in plastic surgery. I really think natural is more beautiful. This was not about changing me. I am comfortable with myself,” she says.
High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale had a rhinoplasty procedure on Friday in Los Angeles, the actress confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
“Growing up I always knew I had a deviated septum on the right side of my nose, which caused trouble breathing,” a bandaged Tisdale told PEOPLE on Monday from her Los Angeles home. “The older I got, the worse it got. I went to get it checked out, and the doctor told me the septum was 80 percent deviated and that I had two small fractures on my nose.”
The recuperating 22-year-old adds: “I’m not feeling great today. It’s uncomfortable and I hope this is the only time I ever have to go through something like this.”
Tisdale’s mother, Lisa, was by her side during the five-hour procedure. Still, Tisdale says, every step of the way “I was completely scared. I wasn’t looking forward to the surgery at all. I actually had trouble sleeping for a week before.”
A role model for young girls, Tisdale says she’s not an advocate for plastic surgery and wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.
“I didn’t do this because I believe in plastic surgery. I did this to help my health. I literally almost could not breathe out of the right side of my nose,” says Tisdale, who’s openly discussing the procedure because “I want my fans to know the truth. I’m not someone who is going to act like I had nothing done. I just want to be honest because my fans are everything to me.”
Tisdale is expected to fully recover by the time High School Musical 3 begins filming early next year.
