Ricky Martin stunned fans with his surprisingly youthful appearance during his cameo at the Super Bowl halftime show.

The singer’s facial transformation especially caused so much chatter that experts have now weighed in on how he may have achieved a look that seemingly defies his age.

Ricky Martin, who appeared alongside headlining act Bad Bunny at the annual event, is said to have possibly undergone cosmetic procedures such as dermal fillers or fat grafting.

Ricky Martin turned heads during his surprise Super Bowl halftime appearance, with many fans and commentators remarking that he looked surprisingly youthful for his age.

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Although the singer has yet to admit whether he recently had any procedure done on his face.

Dr Sean McNally, a board-certified plastic surgeon in Portland, Oregon, believes that Martin did have some work done, but it’s not likely something major.

Speaking with the Daily Mail, the medical expert ruled out surgeries that involve a lift to a part of the face, as well as blepharoplasty. The latter is a surgery that involves the doctor cutting into the creases of the eyelids to trim loose skin and muscle and remove excess fat.

“To me it doesn’t appear that he’s had a major plastic surgery like facelift, neck lift, browlift, or blepharoplasty,” McNally shared with the outlet about the Puerto Rican singer.

Regarding the facial work Martin may have had done, McNally suggested that the singer might have used fillers or fat grafting to achieve better midface shape and volume.

Both procedures are known to be minimally invasive and are commonly used to add volume, alter facial contours, and fill in wrinkled areas.

The expert also noted that the Livin’ La Vida Loca artist displayed significantly improved “skin tone and texture.”

He added that this enhancement may also be the result of filler, particularly in the midface or jawline.

McNally went on to note that a strong skincare regimen likely played a role as well, along with the possible use of laser treatments to help prevent hyperpigmentation.

“The most likely culprits would be a skin care regimen that utilizes hydroquinone and lighter resurfacing lasers like Moxi or erbium as they’re more appropriate for difficult and reactive skin types,” he continued.

Fans who were in awe of Martin’s younger look took to social media to make glowing comments about him.

“I can’t get over how good Ricky Martin looked. Like that, man is gorgeous & aging so gracefully,” one fan said.

“For a guy who lived a crazy life, Ricky Martin looks great,” a second user said.

“Ricky Martin might look better now than he did  20 years ago,” a third fan commented, while a fourth wrote, “New life goal is to look as young as Ricky Martin at 54.”

“I am angry that Ricky Martin has always been so much better looking than me, and as we age, the gap keeps getting bigger,” one more person joked.

“Ricky Martin got that face snatched back with a banana clip behind his ears. He look good! #SuperBowl,” yet another commented.

Days before stepping onto the Super Bowl stage with Bad Bunny, Martin heaped praises on the multiple Grammy Award winner for hitting a milestone at such a prestigious music event.

“Benito, brother, seeing you win three Grammy Awards, one of them for album of the year with a production entirely in Spanish, touched me deeply,” the singer remarked in Spanish.

He added, “Not only as an artist, but as a Puerto Rican who has walked stages around the world carrying his language, his accent, and his story. I know what it means to succeed without letting go of where you come from. I know how heavy it is, what it costs, and what is sacrificed when you decide not to change because others ask you to.”

In Martin’s emotional message to Bad Bunny, he described his Grammy wins as a “historic musical accomplishment.”

He also branded the Latin rapper’s career achievements as a “cultural and human victory.”

“You won without changing the color of your voice. You won without erasing your roots,” Martin noted.

He concluded, “You won by staying true to Puerto Rico.”