Before & After Pics Of Fox News' Laura Ingraham Highlight Her Jarring Transformation

When Laura Ingraham isn't busy discussing headlines on "The Ingraham Angle" on Fox News, the host is often making her own headlines, and not always for the reasons she may want. For instance, in April 2026, she posted a video of her dancing with her daughter, which prompted social media users to unload on how cringey they found it. Then there's the viral topic of her mouth and why it doesn't close. Is it dental work? Plastic surgery? Too much lip filler? Before-and-after pics of Ingraham suggest that while her mouth area hasn't changed all that much, she appears to have had cosmetic enhancements elsewhere on her face.

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Looking at Ingraham in her mid-40s in 2009 at a Fox event in Washington, D.C., her 11s are visible between her eyebrows. Fast forward 16 years later to the Kennedy Center Honors in 2025, and the lines look the same in her early 60s. Was there really no further furrowing in that amount of time? There are also strong bunny lines (wrinkles on the side of her nose) that can come when Botox is placed in another area, like the forehead, and the nose muscles overcompensate. X users have frequently called out suspected Botox. In 2023, one X user wrote, "Laura Ingraham did not need to get Botox. She would look fine without it." We've seen what Laura Ingraham looks like makeup-free and we agree; she takes very good care of her skin through diet, exercise, and skincare, but maybe that's not enough for this Fox News star to fit into the company's beauty standard.

It's not just Laura Ingraham's face that's had a jarring transformation through the years; her hair has changed, too. One throwback photo uploaded online in 2006 reveals that the conservative pundit used to have a brunette pixie cut. It may or may not be the androgynous hairstyle inspiration for your next salon visit, but some might argue that the way Ingraham wore the messy pixie had more personality than the shellacked blond bob she wears at Fox News.

The blond tone may also be better for concealing grays. Looking at her regrowth during a telecast from 2024, it appears Ingraham is not one of the celebrities who proudly show off their gray hair, preferring to conceal it under an all-over color plus highlights. That may be part of the unspoken, or spoken, rule of her workplace. For years, media and viewers have commented on the Fox News aesthetic, with predominantly blond-haired women in prominent broadcasting roles. If Ingraham wanted to go viral for something more shocking than her questionable dance moves, going back to her brunette hairstyle would do it.