Ada Nicodemou, 44, looks younger now than she did 12 years ago

Ageless Home and Away star Ada Nicodemou has previously denied having filler, but has admitted to getting Botox on occasion.

And the 44-year-old actress recently drew attention to her youthful features, prompting Woman’s Day to question whether she’s had additional cosmetic tweaks. 

According to the magazine, Ada raised eyebrows last month after posting a photo to Instagram of herself with co-stars Georgie Parker and Emily Symons. 

What’s her secret? Home and Away’s Ada Nicodemou, 44, looks as youthful today as she did 12 years ago. Pictured left in July 2009, and right on May 27 this year

Ada, who is always beautifully presented, looked as if she had turned back the hands of time by sporting a flawlessly smooth visage. 

Many fans remarked on how young the three actresses looked in the photo, and singled out Ada as being particularly age-defying.  

The mother of one has previously revealed she does use Botox occasionally, but has denied altering her naturally gorgeous features with dermal filler. 

Stunning: Ada (right) raised eyebrows last month after posting this photo to Instagram of herself with co-stars Georgie Parker (left) and Emily Symons (centre)

Bit of Botox: The soap actress has denied altering her naturally gorgeous features with dermal filler, but she does get Botox every so often

The soap star revealed the extent her cosmetic work while responding to a troll who called her ‘fake’ on Instagram back in 2019.

‘I don’t use fillers and I rarely use Botox and the only surgery that I’ve done [that] is “fake” is breast augmentation, which I have every right to do,’ Ada wrote.

Back in 2018, the Sydneysider told Daily Mail Australia she was not opposed to cosmetic surgery on principle.

Feeling good, looking great: The soap star revealed the extent her cosmetic work while responding to a troll who called her ‘fake’ on Instagram back in 2019

‘Everyone should do whatever makes them feel good,’ she said when asked about Botox. ‘I have no judgement on it whatsoever.’

Ada lost five kilograms and gained muscle during a body-transformation challenge with Who magazine in July 2018.

She dropped down to 47kg by following an eight-week exercise plan, which focused on strength training, including push-ups and sit-ups.

Defending herself: ‘I don’t use fillers and I rarely use Botox and the only surgery that I’ve done [that] is “fake” is breast augmentation, which I have every right to do,’ Ada wrote