Melanie Griffith, 65, steps out dressed in black for a discreet walk.

Melanie Griffith stepped out for a low-key stroll in sunny Beverly Hills on Friday, days after she was photographed with a large scar on her face.

Stepping out for a solo stroll, the actress, 65, cut a casual figure in an all-black ensemble and sandals.

She wore her blonde locks up and still had a visible scar on her face after being photographed with it earlier this month.

The scar, which Working Girl has not discussed publicly, was not present in any of their last outings on January 11.

But it was only visible on one side of Melanie’s face when she went for a walk on Friday.

In 2018, she was seen on multiple occasions with a scar or Band-Aid on her nose after undergoing dermabrasion to remove a cancer cell, according to People.

While filming the 1981 film Roar, Griffith was reportedly “mutilated by a lion, resulting in more than 100 stitches and reconstructive surgery,” according to Business Insider.

Over the years, Griffith has been open about receiving hate online for her appearance.

‘Most people tell me I look horrible. The tweets I get are really disgusting,” he told Us Weekly in 2012.

As for how she keeps her figure in shape, she credited regular exercise with ‘a trainer’ four times a week and ‘hot yoga’.

Griffith, best known for her roles in the films Something Wild (1986), Working Girl (1988), Buffalo Girls (1995), and RKO 281 (1999), and on the television show Nip/Tuck.

She is the mother of actress Dakota Johnson, 33, Alexander Bauer, 37, and Stella Banderas, 26.

He’s been taking it easy lately after slowing down his acting jobs.

Her latest role was on the narrative podcast Dirty Diana, which starred Demi Moore as a woman who secretly ran a website where women could secretly post about their sexual fantasies and desires.

Before that, he had a small role in his daughter Dakota’s film The High Note, which was released in 2020.