Carrie Coon is getting candid about ageism in Hollywood. In a new interview with Glamour, the “White Lotus” actress, 44, opened up about her choice not to get Botox and how it’s resulted in her being typecast in more mature roles.

The aging process can come with immense pressure, and that’s doubly true for those who experience it in front of high-definition cameras. Understandably, some turn to injectables and plastic surgery to stave off certain signs of aging,

Carrie Coon, 44, says her decision to age naturally is the reason she gets casted to play older women. In an interview with Glamour published on Monday, the "White Lotus" star was asked if she is drawn to "complex" characters or has simply been typecast. Coon said it's the latter.