'Can't buy perfect skin!' This Morning's Dr Zoe speaks out on Madonna's age-defying photos

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Madonna followers have savaged the musical star for what they perceive to be "fake" Instagram filters, eye-wateringly pricey skin-care products and cosmetic enhancements, Dr Zoe has a message that might surprise them: "You can't buy perfect skin." The 40-year old This Morning doctor had her own say about the scandal, telling Express.co.uk what the secret to flawless skin really could be.Dr Zoe has insisted that a far more favourable alternative to caking skin in products is to maintain its health from within."I think it's fair to say that Madonna's probably been able to access top end products and maybe she's also had cosmetic procedures that have helped her to look so youthful," she commented, "but there's no denying that with all the money in the world, you cant buy perfect skin."She elaborated: "There are so many products on the market that cost an absolute fortune, but it is really just about putting something moisturising on."The health of the skin really does come predominantly from within."It doesn't have to be a very expensive product.

Most of it is the cherry on top!"The dermatology expert, who knew she wanted to be a doctor ever since the age of three, would not be drawn on exactly what percentage of Madonna's look is down to her lifestyle in comparison to possible cosmetic help.However she did declare: "I think Madonna has always looked much, much younger than she is."She may just be genetically blessed, but I think it would be fair to guess that beside favourable genetics, she has really looked after herself and been very, very healthy her whole life."She has also offered tips on how readers could aim to achieve a more youthful complexion without the superstar budget."The thing to bear in mind is that when it.