The plastic doctor at the clinic "Dr. Medi Spa" in London posted two photos of Cambridge's Duchess, which are now erased.

"Our cat loves little 'botox baby,' he wrote accompanied by two 37-year-old pictures. In the first picture, Kate looks a bit tired and signs of wrinkles appear on the forehead, while in the second not. "Note the reduction of wrinkle lines in the forehead," the doctor notes.

In a statement to the New York Post, a representative of the Kensington Palace denied voices by stating that "it is not categorically true. "In addition, the Royal Family does not approve the use of image for commercial activity," he added.

(Botox Botox temporarily reduces muscle function that causes different habits like anger, sadness, joy, amazement, etc. Unlike classic botox, botox botox is applied in smaller quantities to multiple sites to "paralyze" the muscles. Baby botox creates a more natural appearance).

Asked if Kate Middleton is a client of the clinic located 10 minutes from the Palace, marketing manager Sammy Curry told the New York Post that "they have a deal that bans the discovery of top-level customers. "We absolutely can not comment on whether or not it has come to us."

Curry added that the phrase "Our Kate" in the doctor's statement refers to UK's Kate, not Kate's clinic.