What Is Wrong With Bret Baier's Face? Reporter's New Looks Explained

There is nothing wrong with Bret Baier's face. People are noticing changes in his face and assume he has undergone surgery. 

However, he has stated on Twitter that he has never had plastic surgery.

Never had any plastic surgery. But thanks for watching. https://t.co/TNb60OuVCe

— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) October 22, 2018

The particular procedures the Fox anchor had done on his face are unknown, however, he may have used Botox and fillers. These techniques are actually extremely popular in the media sector.

Bret Baier has established an image as the consummate down-the-middle, straight-news anchor during his many years as anchor of the 6 p.m. news show Special Report.

He began his television career with the Hilton Head Island station WJWJ TV16.

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Bret Baier has never revealed whether he has undergone facial surgery or had botox injections. His TV appearances were all-natural with a touch of makeup.

Botox treatments are quite frequent in the media sector, and it's possible he's had this procedure.

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He has been hosting Special Report with Bret Baier on Fox News Channel for 13 years.

In 1998, he sent Fox News an audition tape and was appointed as the network's Atlanta bureau head.

In 2007, he was named Fox News' White House correspondent, covering George W. Bush's presidency.

He began filling in on Fridays for Brit Hume, the Special Report anchor at the time.

Bret Baier is married to Amy Baier. They tied the knot on October 9, 2004.

Amy is a Chicago native who grew up in the Barrington suburbs. Amy had planned to work and raise a family in Chicago, but when she met Baier, everything changed.

Amy and her husband, Bret, first met in 2001 on a blind date set up by their mutual friends. They met at a Rolling Stone concert shortly after the 9/11 attacks.

They have two children, Paul Francis Baier and Daniel.

Their first child, Paul Francis Baier, was born with five congenital heart abnormalities and underwent eight-hour heart surgery at the age of twelve days.

Paul has just completed his fourth open-heart surgery.

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