Model Laura Csortan, 44, sparks Photoshop speculation on Instagram

She’s made a career out of flaunting her naturally picture-perfect looks. 

So it’s hard to imagine why Laura Csortan would feel the need to airbrush photos of herself on social media.

The model, 44, sparked Photoshop speculation on Wednesday after posting a photo on Instagram of herself looking very different. 

Facetune overload: Model, 44, Laura Csortan sparked Photoshop speculation on Wednesday after posting this photo on Instagram of herself looking very different 

The image showed the mother of one posing on a yacht around Sydney Harbour.

However, the picturesque scene was overshadowed by Laura’s bizarrely featureless visage and unnaturally white teeth.

Laura’s skin looked impossibly smooth, while her face resembled that of a computer-generated character – perhaps due to the use of editing tools such as Facetune.

Hmm! Laura’s skin looked impossibly smooth, while her face resembled that of a computer-generated character – perhaps due to the use of editing tools such as Facetune. Right: Laura at a book launch in May

Meanwhile, she imparted some words of wisdom in the caption, writing: ‘What’s meant to be will be… Nothing is lost. Life is leading the way. Just trust.’ 

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Laura Csortan for comment. 

It’s not the first time the blonde has faced Photoshop speculation, as she was previously forced to deny editing her photos in 2015 after fans noticed blurred and distorted shapes around her waist.

What’s going on here? It’s not the first time Laura has faced Photoshop speculation, as she was previously forced to deny editing her photos in 2015 after fans noticed blurred and distorted shapes around her waist

‘I have never altered any of my pictures’: When contacted by Daily Mail Australia at the time, Laura said she only used filters, Instagram settings and occasionally a blemish-remover app, but denied ‘altering’ the shape of body

When contacted by Daily Mail Australia at the time, Laura said she only used filters, Instagram settings and occasionally a blemish-remover app, but denied ‘altering’ the shape of body. 

‘Apart from using the filters on Instagram, I have never altered any of my pictures,’ she said.

These days, many influencers have taken a stand against excessive Photoshopping in an attempt to promote a more realistic body image. 

Others simply consider posting overly filtered images to be passé.

Pictured: Laura image raised eyebrows in 2015 by posting this photo of herself posing in a bikini with blurry patches surrounding her body – a tell-tale sign of editing