Schlager star Helene Fischer, 41, rejects extensive beauty treatments like Botox to preserve her emotional credibility as a singer. She looks forward to returning to the stage after maternity leave. Her tour begins in June.
Helene Fischer told Gala magazine that she accepts Botox and fillers only if they improve well-being. "If Botox or fillers help you feel more comfortable in your own skin, that's completely legitimate," she said. Nonetheless, she appreciates when people show their age: "I find it quite nice when you can see people's age."
As a singer, Fischer emphasized the importance of facial emotions. "As a singer, I convey emotions – in the face, in every nuance. If I smoothed too much there, I'd worry about losing credibility," she explained. "I want my audience to be able to read my feelings when I sing."
After giving birth to her second daughter last year, Fischer is returning to the stage this summer. She spoke of newfound serenity: "With the years, an inner calm grows – and the balance between the wild young person in me and the freedom not to have to do everything anymore." She is excited for the performances: "After this quiet and silent time, finally being allowed to be loud again, uniting with my audience and sharing that energy, already feels great."
The "360 Grad Stadion Tour 2026" starts on June 10 in Dresden with 14 stops in Germany, Amsterdam, Vienna, and Zurich. It concludes on July 17 at Munich's Allianz Arena.
