A skincare specialist suggests Tom Cruise received a treatment that made him seem "10 years younger."
The 62-year-old celebrity stunned at CinemaCon 2025 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in an all-black outfit with a fresh face and new hairdo. Dr. Kahn, a plastic surgeon, suggested the actor receive microdermabrasion instead of plastic surgery.
A dermatologist uses a special instrument to gently exfoliate the uppermost layer of your skin during the minimally invasive cosmetic procedure on your face, neck, back, hands, or chest.
Skin Krush co-founder and beauty expert said the technique offers people "a fresher look" immediately and that she believes the actor will use "top quality Vitamin C" and retinol to attain his even skin tone.
Ms. Gallagher said, "Men's skin is thicker and more prone to congestion and open pores. If they have acne, the scars may still be evident. Microdermabrasion removes dead skin and lets the skin 'breathe.'
You will look fresher immediately and can apply topical vitamin preparations and serums that enter the skin deeper. Deep cleansing is necessary for topical skincare products to reach the deeper skin layers.
I'm sure Tom Cruise uses high-quality Vitamin C and probably retinol to get such smooth skin. Men seek a fresh, healthy look, which we connect with youth. My male clients don't want to look like they've had work done or puffy from fillers."
Based on his action film roles, Tom must look "naturally youthful and in rude health." She said "Microdermabrasion is the obvious and safe choice for someone like him in the public eye."