Lisa Kudrow, 62, flaunts taut face after revealing Botox side effects and vowing to avoid cosmetic surgery

Lisa Kudrow showed off a youthful glow at Human Rights Campaign's 2026 Los Angeles Dinner on Saturday night.

The 62-year-old former Friends actress beamed while speaking on stage at Fairmont Century Plaza in a white power suit.

Her blond bob was parted on the side and slicked behind her ear as she gave remarks at the star-studded event.

Kudrow layered a black camisole underneath her blazer and posed alongside And Just Like That and Sex And The City star Kristin Davis and The Comeback actor and executive producer Dan Bucatinsky.

The appearance comes shortly after she opened up about bizarre side effects of Botox that she suffered.

'I think it contributed to my eye irritation and this weird pattern on my forehead, so I’m probably done with it now anyway,' she told The Hollywood Reporter about the popular neurotoxin. 

Kudrow, who didn't start using Botox until she turned 60, also admitted that she's 'scared' of getting older and is surprised that fans can still recognize her.

'I am scared of having to see myself looking like my grandmother one day, but I’m excited to play older roles,' she said.

The Hollywood vet is often praised for her choice to age naturally, although she has admitted to getting a 'life-altering' nose job when she turned 16.

'I went from, in my mind, hideous to not hideous,' she told The Saturday Evening Post in 2014.

'I did it the summer before going to a new high school. So there were plenty of people who wouldn't know how hideous I looked before. That was a good, good, good change.'

In 2024, Kudrow opened up about her decision to avoid getting more cosmetic surgery.

'I don't judge anyone for doing it. A lot of people look fantastic, but I also am afraid that if it doesn't heal right, [I will] look older and altered,' she explained on the Armchair Expert podcast.

'Everyone but me seems to be doing this, so should I? Am I allowed not to? Or is it going to be so off-putting it's going to affect people's experience watching me?' she mused.

The Romy and Michele's High School Reunion star is currently on a press run for her HBO series The Comeback, which returned for its third season on March 22.

In the cult comedy series, she plays Valerie Cherish, an aging actress who is desperate to stay relevant and ends up starring in the first sitcom written entirely by AI.

The show originally premiered in 2005 to widespread critical acclaim, but was canceled by HBO after just one season due to low ratings.

Despite the cancellation, it continued to build a cult following and was repeatedly ranked by critics as one of the best TV shows of the modern era, which led to it being revived for a second season in 2014.

The second season was another ratings flop, becoming the least-viewed original scripted series on cable.

The third season has received rave reviews from critics.

Kudrow has confirmed that the third installment is the last, regardless of ratings and reviews.