The cast of Members Only: Palm Beach have been accused of Mar-a-Lago face, so what is it?
Could this be the ultimate status symbol?!
Palm Beach is already a place where image is basically currency, and Members Only: Palm Beach makes that painfully obvious.
But alongside the feuds, flexing and social-climbing, people have latched onto something else… the cast’s very specific brand of “done” beauty.
People are calling it ‘Mar-a-Lago face‘, and yes, it’s meant as a read. So… is it a real trend? Is it just internet cruelty? And why does this show, in particular, have everyone suddenly playing cosmetic detective?
The Members Only: Palm Beach cast has documented some surgeries
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Rather than dodging the topic, some of the Members Only: Palm Beach cast have had aspects of their cosmetic journeys discussed openly, either through interviews, clinic features or old photos resurfacing online.
Rosalyn Yellin, in particular, has been linked to a wide range of aesthetic treatments via a clinic feature, including Botox to areas like her forehead, jaw muscles and neck, as well as dermal filler to her cheeks and jawline.
Rosalyn’s also opted for hand filler and advanced skin treatments like lasers, all of which contribute to a noticeably sculpted, ultra-smooth look.
Meanwhile, Maria Cozamanis, aka DJ Tumbles, has faced some scrutiny after older photos of her began circulating, with comparison articles suggesting she may have had cosmetic enhancements such as lip filler and breast implants.
While Maria hasn’t publicly confirmed specific procedures, the visible changes sparked conversation about how dramatically reality TV beauty standards have shifted, especially in ultra-wealthy social circles like Palm Beach.
What is Mar-a-Lago face and why are people saying the cast has it?
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‘Mar-a-Lago face’ isn’t one single procedure.
It’s more like a recognisable aesthetic. Think super-smooth skin, visibly plumped lips, tightness through the lower face, a snatched jawline, and an overall “enhanced” look that can read a bit… uniform.
The term has been discussed as a broader cultural trend. The Guardian describes it as an uncannily smooth, artificially voluminous look associated with conspicuous injectables (think filler + Botox), and notes surgeons have even reported people requesting the vibe outright.
Dr Shervin Naderi, facial plastic surgeon, describes it as “a modern aristocratic mask, surgically sculpted to convey affluence, precision, and control. It’s not about reversing time. It’s about rewriting the rules of ageing.”
The whole look encapsulates: “…lifted brows, sculpted cheekbones, tight jawlines, plump polished lips, and skin so smooth it reads like porcelain under flash photography,” apparently!
Another plastic surgeon named Dr Spiegel shared an explainer that similarly frames it as a social media label for an overdone, tight-and-filled appearance that can erase individuality.
So why is Members Only: Palm Beach getting hit with the label? Because the show is set in a world where Mar-a-Lago isn’t just a backdrop, it’s a north star for status, and the cast’s beauty style fits the “Palm Beach glam” stereotype people already associate with that ecosystem.
Even Town & Country has noted that the show lives firmly inside Palm Beach’s image-heavy world, where Mar-a-Lago looms large as a cultural and social status symbol.
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