10 Arab celebrities who never had plastic surgery

In a day and age where plastic surgery has become sort of a trend, it's rather uncommon to find a celebrity who hasn't undergone some type of self-enhancing procedure. 

This includes Arab stars, many of whom have gone under the knife. 

However, there exists a rare group of celebs who have yet to make major changes to their physical appearance (other than your typical botox or mini facelift of course). 

Here are a few of them: 

Reda is a popular Egyptian model and actress, who's known for her natural beauty. 

She started modeling at age 11 and later moved on to acting. 

She was once married to Egyptian singer Amr Diab and the former couple has a daughter together. 

Fawakherji is a top Syrian actress who's known across the Arab world. 

She's acted in tens of popular drama series including a successful Asmahan biopic, which aired during Ramadan 2008. 

The talented actress is often hailed as one of the most beautiful of her generation and is known to have never resorted to plastic surgery. 

The legendary Egyptian comedian is known for being a natural when it comes to his performances. 

And things are no different when it comes to his physical appearance. 

The incredibly talented Egyptian singer launched her career at the young age of 13. 

She amazed audiences across the Arab world when she sang several Om Kolthoum songs for a biopic on the late Egyptian legend's life, which aired in 1999. 

In recent years, Maher relaunched a solo career and has released 3 successful albums.  

The star is known for her minimalistic style and natural good looks. 

Abirached is one of the most popular TV hosts in the Arab world. 

She's mainly known for hosting MBC's celebrity news show Scoop with Raya.

In recent years the Lebanese TV presenter became the host of MBC's Arab's Got Talent. 

She splits her time between London, Lebanon, and Dubai and is known for her flawless natural features and beauty. 

Kamel is an acting icon in Egypt and the Arab world. 

The talented actress began her career in theater during the late 80s, before moving on to become one of Egypt's most successful screen actresses. 

Over the course of her career, Kamel has always been hailed for her performances and for embracing her natural beauty. 

Originally from Tunisia, Sabry, who's a lawyer by degree, moved to Egypt to launch her acting career in 2001. 

From successful films to hit television dramas, she's now known as one of the most popular actresses of her generation. 

Not only that, she's also a humanitarian who was appointed as a UN Goodwill Ambassador for the World Food Program in 2010.

Also known as the face of Garnier Arabia, this Tunisian beauty is the real deal.

The veteran Syrian actress is known for her humor and stellar acting skills. 

Al Jazayeri's career began in 1963 when she was featured in a TV series called Abu Al Banat (The Father of Girls). 

Throughout her career, she has performed in hundreds of TV shows and films. 

She is also one of the few Arab celebrities known to have never undergone plastic surgery. 

Karim is a successful Egyptian actress and mother of 4, who has always been known for her natural beauty. 

Born to an Egyptian father and Russian mother, Karim started out as a ballerina before she got into acting. 

Early on in her career, late Egyptian filmmaker Youssef Chahine advised Karim to get a nose job in order to "look better" on camera and she jokingly responded, telling him: "I'll get a nose job when you get one."

In the past few years, the talented actress has delivered one hit series after the other, particularly for the Ramadan season.  

Her films have also topped box office charts in the past two years. 

The Egyptian belly dancer and actress was recently asked if she'd ever had plastic surgery during a live Facebook stream. 

Her answer? 

"I've never done plastic surgery. You know what I did? Business with God, that's the secret behind my beauty."