For anyone thinking about lip filler …

[@msmakeupbiz]

"perception drift" needs to be spoken about more. I love this

[@thesoul2sqeeze]

Especially with filters these days !! People thinking this generic look is what's beautiful and they start to hate their features, features that makes them truly beautiful and different. ❤

[@jirehlozano6257]

*THIS*🙌🏼

[@Mmmtruk]

It’s pretty much just filler blindness right? Same thing how if you put frog in water and gradually turn up the heat until it’s boiling, the frog will never notice it cause the temperature change gradual.

[@HazelEyedGurls]

Sames!

[@HazelEyedGurls]

You are fabulous for saying this!!! Love Prequel line. ❤x

[@jsf-21]

She definitely does not need any lip fillers.

[@mags2847]

Especially given the fact that they have stretched out and are waaaay bigger than they used to be as they used to be non existent

[@BrooklynAlien]

I don't know who she is but I thought this was an after video. They look fine.

[@foofur6647]

@@BrooklynAlien Jaclyn Hill

[@oceaneo4603]

Well... Nobody needs it.

[@gretabinder1248]

@@oceaneo4603yes nobody needs it

[@inuchan74]

I feel like Courtney Cox talked about this happening to her. Makes total sense, and why people keep over doing it

[@alrightspock]

Yes! Kristin Davis too. She’s had it all dissolved, it seems.

[@abigailchiesa1337]

Courteney Cox was the first person I thought of while watching this. She talked about how she kept doing more and more until one day she realized she didn’t even recognize the face in the mirror anymore

[@maddiejoy6619]

Yes! Sharon Osbourne is another person who has publicly talked about it.

[@luxikova]

I think Nicole Kidman needs this advice. She’s gorgeous but I saw a recent picture and the filler is starting to look overpowering on her face.

[@cherylcosgrove511]

Cortney Cox is unrecognizable. Too bad.

[@merc0067]

Can we also discuss how “completely disolved” is also a myth. If we MRI’d her face/lips there would still be filler remenants. This is marketing sold to people by the industry that filler is “reversible.” Plastic surgeons who go in a perform surgery after filler has been dissolved will tell you, there is always filler that remains.

[@pistashleyo5897]

Yup it's migrated to other areas, potentially very risky!

[@KR-mx4nt]

@drsamellis Yea I was gonna like this video until she said the thing about refilling and getting the top off she needs even if small, there shouldn't be any; filler has all been lied about and is really dangerous, can affect the lymphatic system eventually and cause cancer etc

[@BBALFONSECAPONE]

Also, the product they use to dissolve the fillers dissolves your natural collagen and hyaluronic acid in your body so unfortunately you'll likely never look the same.

[@ahumanaperson]

@@BBALFONSECAPONEhylaronidaise will dissolve the injected hylaronic acid (filler) as well as your naturally occurring hylaronic acid in the surrounding area, correct. However your body knows to replenish the naturally occurring hylaronic acid with time. So you may look ‘worse’ for the first month as yes it does dissolve more than just the filler, but after a month you’re back to your natural levels. I had under eye filler dissolved. Injected in 2020, had migrated towards my cheekbones and looked terrible within 6months. Continued to look terrible until June 2024 when I finally found someone willing to dissolve it. Yes my ‘eye bags’ looked like a 70 year olds for the first two weeks, I had the worst wrinkles. And after a month I looked normal again. (Beware of getting fillers overseas, most of your local clinics won’t be willing to dissolve it/ willing to dissolve any filler they haven’t administered themselves.) (Beware of fillers in general, I’ve also had lip fillers 8 and 3 years ago.. it doesn’t dissolve (in my experience), it just migrates. And as hylaronic acid is hydrophilic: it will bring more ‘moisture’/‘mass’ to the area over time.)

[@gabsterr_s]

She looks so much better like this!

[@linseylinsey]

Serious question, how can you tell what she looks like? That video is so filtered and low quality, I can barely see a face there

[@thebonniewong]

​@@linseylinsey Her face is completely smoothed out by filters but you can tell her lips aren't balloony looking 🎈

[@soude85]

@@linseylinsey Girl, that’s either your internet connection or your eyes…😧

[@linseylinsey]

@@soude85 it's not. The video is extremely filtered.

[@linseylinsey]

@@thebonniewong yeah, but you can't see what she looks like to see if she "looks better." She looks like someone with heavy makeup and filters on

[@katek4275]

This happened to me just with makeup. I had a super busy few years where I was always go go going for work and school, wearing makeup from early morning to late night, and I began to hate the way I looked without it. In retrospect, I simply didn't like what had become unfamiliar to me. Fast forward to a few months after this season of life, I wore less makeup more often and fell in love with my natural beauty again. It was so liberating and a profound realization that we can really change our own self perception.

[@AnselSf1]

This is a beautiful journey to share! ❤

[@amandaleighplans]

This happened to me too! When I started working from home the sudden shock of my constant no makeup face made me feel really ugly lol. Now I’m so used to it and I don’t look like a naked mole rat anymore 😂 sometimes I even think I look pretty. Sights we’re not used to are just jarring, same thing happens when we change up our hair 😅

[@mmmmmmmmaria]

this is why i stopped wearing makeup for several years

[@cmaden78]

Yes girl. I had this happen for a different reason ( unemployment 😢😂) but it made me use up all I had and make stuff I loved last, and now that im in it, I actually really ❤ what my 45 yr old skin looks like honestly its been so covered for so long w just a little makeup it feels like i loom like early 39s!!! Whaaaaat?😂 I know, but ladies give it a try. I was very pleasantly surprised, you probably will be too❤

[@cmaden78]

LMAO LOOK like early 30s😂😂😂 that was a typo but soooo funny 😂❤

[@Auldreekie967]

This explains why so many beautiful actresses have totally destroyed their unique beauty. I’d always thought it may have been to correct past tweek errors but this explanation makes more sense.

[@oceaneo4603]

I was thinking the same about people whom had a lot of procedures done.

[@jadem.7227]

It really does! It helps explain the why to “why would you do this to yourself?!”

[@tattlevixen2581]

I'd imagine it's a combination of both

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

I also believe it’s because a lot of them don’t wait for the procedures to properly heal before they just do it again cause it’s not perfect

[@theguest4516]

Plus, they are now all looking the same. Models and actresses these days. What's up with that???

[@katherineowl8172]

She looks so much better without all the filler, it’s amazing.

[@kenziegeorge7624]

*this is simply not opinion* I disagree. I don't think her lip filler was overdone. At least not what I saw in her tik tok cite. Now her upper lip is very small went ages her in my eyes

[@Olioliveoil]

This is exactly what I did!! Had about 6ml in my lips (they were massive) and I got it all dissolved. Took some getting used to but never got them re done. I look so much younger! On the topic of perception drift, I had so much filler- cheek filler, jaw filler, under eye, chin, lips, nose and started at age 20. One day I woke up, looked in the mirror and had a full breakdown crying because I didn’t look like myself at all. That’s when I decided to dissolve it all and I’ve never been more confident. It just took a few years to get there but I’m so glad I realized before I messed myself up permanently.

[@Esthie229]

She looks so much better! I actually felt this way a few weeks ago when I had surgery and I wasn't able to wear makeup for a few weeks. I suddenly don't dislike my face without makeup anymore, I kind of got used to it

[@Mister_Listener]

You probably look fantastic.

[@carijean37]

When I became a mom 6 yrs ago and didn't have time to do my makeup anymore I had this happen lol. Now I look back at myself with ALL that makeup that was "in" at the time and feel like I just made myself look way older. Lol. Now I do makeup every once in awhile. With a significantly more natural look. Even when going dramatic, I don't do all the heavy face makeup that all the beautubers told us were "in" lol. Also, Halloween is my time to let it all out and do the cool stuff. Makeup used to be everything to me and I still buy stuff every once in awhile because I can't help it even though I never have time to use it. 😂

[@rosieweaselby]

I wish. I wear minimal makeup but I really need my concealer and mascara or I look sick lol

[@soude85]

@@rosieweaselby So what’s the problem? Wear what you want, when *you* want! As far as I know, there is no award for the “least amount of makeup used”…🙄

[@rosieweaselby]

@@soude85 don’t need to be rude, I would like to not have to spend that time to feel ok but even after spending years not wearing any for the majority of my time because im at home alone i still don’t feel comfortable in my bare face which sucks i feel for anyone who like me can’t feel comfortable without makeup

[@sarahd1250]

I think constantly looking at yourself whether on camera or in the mirror (like beauty influencers are constantly doing) deff leads you to notice more “flaws”. If you stopped looking at yourself so much you wouldn’t think there was so much wrong with you

[@RCGWho]

Amy Grant's Grandmother was a beauty queen/pageant contestant. It drove Amy's mother Gloria crazy how vain she was and how often she looked in the mirror. Gloria Grant had 4 daughters. She taught them to get ready, check themselves one last time in the mirror on the way out the door, then that's it. No more mirror gazing for the rest of the day!

[@corsicanlulu]

especially if u use those magnifying mirrors so u see every little flaw

[@111...]

​@@corsicanlulu Oh, I freakin hate those! I don't need to see that closeup..nobody does, seriously. Out! Be gone, mag mirrors!

[@KD-vf6yq]

As someone who has never seen nor heard of this person, my first impression was that she was beautiful just the way she is and I thought her lips looked totally fine.

[@harrietxo2310]

You’re so lucky

[@XOChristianaNicole]

@@harrietxo2310- LOL

[@sydney88888]

@@harrietxo2310seriously tho haha

[@marlavice3267]

​@@harrietxo2310😂😂💯🎯

[@ahe79]

Same

[@Mister_Listener]

Serious etiquette question: are we as family and friends supposed to pretend nothing is wrong when our friends/relatives disfigure their faces?! I know commenting on appearance is bad but maybe it is warranted when people do nonelective procedures that botch them and look grotesque? Whats the polite thing to do?

[@v-zr9cz]

gently educate them on perception drift

[@stefanieb7776]

It's like asking if a woman is pregnant...you just don't. The will eventually realize. It becomes an addiction like tattoos, piercings etc, keep getting more and more. I don't get cosmetic stuff done, why spend money and possibly go in debt to fight the inevitable, aging.

[@letigre5822]

Friend or relative I think is fair game to comment. Like girl, what is you doing ur beautiful you don’t need that it’s getting to be a bit much.

[@yerbamate86]

I started getting Botox this year at 38 and I told my friends to make sure they tell me if it ever starts looking weird! I would definitely want to know.

[@saludosalsol]

@@stefanieb7776that is not the kind thing to do, if I lost all realistic perception of the way i look I’d want someone to tell me! Only fake friends would let yourself destroy yourself

[@brookehenderson5762]

Omg I think I am experiencing that now! I keep dwelling on old photos of me before filters were even a thing and not recognizing myself as the same person. I also am comparing myself from 20 to 33 but it's a weird concept. I work in aesthetics so I have access to a lot of procedures and I think I'm getting distorted but I miss my old face. I just don't know if that's missing the youth, or if I changed so much I'm unrecognizable. Not bad, just totally different.

[@cweretelnyk]

It's likely both as 20 to 33 is quite the gap. I think dissolving filler, particularly AROUND the lips is always a great idea.

[@Mister_Listener]

If you are finally noticing it on yourself, you must be approaching that frightening looking phase. Please be careful!

[@qmanh72]

I've noticed that most of the aestheticians at the beauty clinic I've frequented are overfilled. So I ask for the doctor, who looks low key, to inject my botox instead because I'm afraid the other ladies' concept of beauty is warped.

[@brookehenderson5762]

@@qmanh72 aestheticians don't perform injections. It is illegal in I think 49 states. But we often get used as models in trainings, etc. for the NPs & PAs we work with. But no I don't think I'm at a dangerous phase. I haven't done nearly as much work as some, including clients & I actually can say with confidence that I look really good for my age. I just look very different from when I was younger & my face has taken on a different shape

[@brookehenderson5762]

@@cweretelnyk I'm always nervous that the Hylenex will affect my natural collagen & elastin

[@blake3847]

Your hair looks AMAZING! Thanks for the continued educational content!

[@ts4686]

The world is suffering with procedure blindness. Every procedure should come with mandatory pre- and post therapy sessions.

[@xamyx725]

Or, service providers should decline immediate service, or procedures they know will distort the features…

[@ts4686]

@xamyx725 Yes but I think they themselves have procedure blindness - whether it be via themselves or for their clients.....Hence an independent therapist should be involved.

[@anniebe4992]

I notice girls with lip fillers, I personally don't have or want them. Do people who have lip fillers also not notice it on other people?

[@miadoser1402]

Agree but its very lucrative industry for surgeon. They make soo much money over those People so unfortunaltly this will never happen. Its a private industry. But you make total sense :)

[@ts4686]

@@miadoser1402 Privatisiation has sadly proved to be the killer of many things and people. Very sad.

[@Wendy-yr5ke]

This was me, but with full coverage foundation. I’ve dealt with mild to moderate acne since puberty and have been wearing foundation for most of my life to cover my skin because I hated how it looked. My acne is under control now but I still have redness, hyperpigmentation and light scarring. But during COVID, because we were wearing masks all the time it seemed pointless to wear foundation since it would get all over the mask and make my acne worse. Besides, no one could see my ‘problem areas’. After a while, I stopped hating my skin and realized it wasn’t nearly as bad as I thought it was. Now I can wear tinted moisturizer and feel good about myself. Even run errands with just sunscreen on without feeling self conscious about my skin. In the past that never would’ve happened!

[@ChelseaSpeaks]

She's right. I stopped getting filler and Botox over 9 months ago and it was hard the first few months (wanting to go back in ASAP), but once I hit the 6/7 month line I started to LOVE the structure of my face and debate if I'll ever go back again. Perception changes so much with a little time and I'm so thankful I waited!

[@DropSet_Nicky]

Yes this too with filters! Stay away from them ladies!

[@Magdalene-on-the-scene]

Same with me and wigs! I stopped wearing them almost 2yrs ago. I embraced my matural 4c hair, i was getting so used to seeing me with Brazilian, Malaysian hair etc and thats not our natural state. I love being natural, i dnt even wear makeup anymore, i have fenty everything and many pallets lol but never use it anymore. I do The ordinary for my skincare routine. I used to do like 8 steps but the last month ive just been cleansing, toner and using sunscreen for black girls w/avocado and im loving it rn. I'll go bck to my 8 steps soon.

[@RCGWho]

Noooo. No one needs 8 steps!! Influencers are causing people to buy too many products. Even this doctor has a list of products a mile long via her insta.

[@Empathy-and-resilience]

She looks STUNNING with her natural lips omg

[@Sorchia56]

Brilliant advice! I had my 20 year old saline breast implants removed over a year ago and WOW! I just didn’t feel the need for them at 53. I had no idea how fabulous I’d feel without them. I took the pain meds the day/night of the surgery then ibuprofen as needed, a few nights that’s it. Everything was readjusting. Physically, I felt so much better the day after and still feel better. More energy, less joint pain, no headaches…it’s phenomenal and so freeing. I don’t miss those hard lumps of goo at all and I can see my toes! 😂 I am 5’4”, weighed 110lbs when I got them. I went with a 34B+. I didn’t go huge or crazy, no one knew they were fake! Except my husband.

[@RCGWho]

How was he about having them and removing them?

[@bnb0510]

Dissolved mine after migration. Waited about 4 months to refill and when I did had so many issues. Bumps like crazy! Eventually dissolved again and will NEVER put filler anywhere in my face again. Dissolving was so unbelievably painful and it took 2 total vials over several sessions. The worst!

[@romanyimesgen6136]

That’s so interesting. I got ombré done for my eyebrows. I was diagnosed with lupus, an RA, and then I start losing my hair, including my eyebrows. My hair on my head came back, but my eyebrows did not.I did Ombre because I didn’t want bleeding. The lady I went did a pretty good job. It looks really good and natural. but several times she tried to talk me into tattooing /Fellers of my lip, I said no and she did show me a pictures. I really didn’t think there’s anything wrong with my lip just my eyebrows . Not having no hair. I appreciate you when you post stuff like this make me feel good about myself.

[@palestar828]

This is so so sad that we live in society where no one can just LEARN TO LOVE THEMSELVES THE WAY THAT THEY ARE!! Everyone literally hates themselves and that's what we are being taught to do. Instead of learn to accept ourselves for the way that we are told to run out and change those things immediately. For people who tell you to to that, UNFOLLOW them asap. I'm glad that i got off of social media. It taught me to learn to be more comfortable in my own skin and to not as compare myself(my body) to others as much. You don't need to change yourself. You need to LEARN to love ones self. Don't follow society's trends. That what plastic surgery and fillers are- a person being a follower. Learn self love, self acceptance. It's the path that's less traveled, but instead of larger lips, you will have a larger heart and be rewarded with the knowledge of self love and self compassion.

[@lizgifford]

She looks beautiful! You look beautiful! Can we see an updated makeup look from you Dr? Please! I LOVE YOUR LOOK! ❤❤❤

[@Bmystyle]

Pretty sure "dissolving" her old filler will not get her back to baseline after having been filled for years. Everyone forgets scar tissue, & they've been stretched. Also I doubt that it can all be truly dissolved.

[@Bmystyle]

Correct me if I'm wrong Doc. :)

[@wowueewow]

I got my lips filled then dissolved shortly after and they’re still not back to baseline. I can still feel lumps that weren’t there naturally and my bottom lip indent isn’t as deep anymore

[@226iamacake]

Filler migrates, unfortunately…and you can’t spot-dissolve filler, so it’s impossible to get it all dissolved, esp after it migrates. Also worth noting that dissolving it comes with risks- tissue damage, scarring, allergic reactions, etc…TLDR: you shouldn’t inject *or* dissolve frequently…filler doesn’t break down as fast as once thought and just tends to move.

[@Wezza182]

A doctor in Australia did a study on filler, specifically because of tear trough filler, and found that filler doesn’t naturally dissolve after a few years like they say, and it doesn’t purposefully dissolve (through the hyuronadaise, however you spell it, injections) every bit of filler. So if that filler is causing you a problem, like they were in the tear troughs, there’s no 100% guarantee they’ll be fixed 100% 🙁

[@Sherry-uw4ri]

She needs to do a PA that people need to watch BEFORE ANY Cosmetic Surgery. ❤

[@amandainbloom]

She looks like HER! And she’s beautiful!

[@VelvetChexalena]

I think she is absolutely stunning the way she is. So is the dr. I'm new to her channel 😊

[@nicolew7818]

I felt this way when I had eyelash extensions. I loved the look of them, but hated how I felt about myself when they were falling out! Totally didn't expect to feel that way and I'm glad I didn't have the money for the upkeep of them at the time.

[@subwayunderground6105]

Sometimes lashes look absolutely ridiculous but it’s the women who go over board on them. I work in cosmetology so I’m constantly talking to women all day long

[@Halliebery]

Thank God you are a voice of reason in this crazy time.

[@alinegutierrez]

She looks SO much better! Wow

[@Christinaifbbpro]

wow i am loving her "new" lips. she looks like herself again. i loved her regular lip shape. not every face needs or benefits from lip fillers and she is a great example of that. gives her such a better balance to her face and smile.

[@savm-7252i]

Yes this is why we see so many genz who look basically plastic at this point😢

[@mujahedshaikh8465]

Mam the concentration of my vitamin C serum is 40% so my question was how many times should I apply it in a week? For better results. Please guide

[@dinavienna]

Wow!! Perception drift is the word I needed .. I feel everyone who doesn’t do these procedures knew about it but couldn’t name the „desensitisation“ that seems to take place after starting fillers

[@RCGWho]

Body dysmorphia is about perception mostly. I'm seeing we need a new term for facial dysmorphia.

[@TheNinnyfee]

So true. It's the same with tanning. ❤ I recently was in a new smoothie shop in which there were multiple women, independent from each other, with the trendy cosmetic procedures like the plastic-like skin, botox, and a lot of lip fillers. They all looked like the same pouting adult doll. Multiplied it was a bit eerie. There were only two natural women apart from me. I had had a few days of struggling with my looks before that, but after that I was cured from my struggles. I thought, "The world wants women to objectify themselves via their looks and here they have succeeded😢." They should have given themselves some time as well. I love great make-up and please do as you please, but if you struggle look at such a group of women with procedures in real life, not on social media. You will likely fall in love with your uniqueness again.

[@beth8678]

Oh my God Jacqueline that looks so good! Don’t you put one drop in there! Your natural lips are beautiful.

[@drownzi]

IMO 99% of the time, everybody looks better with their natural lips. thin lips are beautiful too!

[@kermit1972]

GREAT ADVICE! ❤

[@NeversurrenderMM66]

I realized at a young age that I would need at least a million dollars worth of procedures and products to be considered pretty. Not having that kind of money I've had to accept myself "as is".

[@mahjiilahshakirahayes7745]

I truly respect the way you're expressing this information with much knowledge & respect 🙏

[@renb6133]

Her lips like perfect in their natural state & great advice from the dermatologist. It’s crazy how distorted the perception of beauty has become. It’s become a “one size fits all” standard which is nonsense. Bring back idiosyncratic beauty!

[@Kinikia95]

I hope she takes your advice because she looks great

[@AlewynMarie]

So much better! She’s naturally stunning as are you.

[@lilkeyla5769]

Spot on.. omfg While i never plan to ever get work on, i always see it happen to ppl

[@umokay5516]

I honestly wish filler wasn’t a thing. Bring back natural faces and bodies 😩

[@brentmaxey20100]

From Doc to Doc, love she went back to natural too, but you know she’s had fillers for so many years & all those touch ups mean, she still has filler in her lips. Don’t forget to explain that. She had Juvaderm XC Plus & I find that one to be the worst at never being able to dissolve even 75% completely.

[@AskSydneyLipton]

Michael Jackson 100% had this issue. He kept tweaking things that didn’t need to be tweaked.

[@amychima6124]

I don’t know y I like this woman but I do! She just speaks sooo much sense! Calls a spade a spade!

[@elinapolicastro5148]

Dr. Ellis!!! I’m loving your skincare line. It’s really phenomenal. ❤

[@aprilhumen1229]

The same thing happens with hair extensions. People get used to the density with extensions. So when they remove them they think they lost a lot of hair.

[@NYC1025]

Agree 1000% great advice!!

[@LifeByLyric]

She looks gorgeous. 🥰

[@ToriKist]

Love this advice. Thank you.

[@vhelma21945]

Wow! Thank you for explaining this concept ❤! You are a total Gem 💎 Dr. Ellis

[@ggamor21]

Love this advice and how kind you are about it. ❤

[@nadinealvarez3456]

I feel like this happens with rapid weight loss too, it takes a while for your perception of yourself to catch up to your new reality

[@tiffanyhowell6381]

Great sound advice❤

[@kristenadorno]

Her natural lips are so beautiful!!!

[@leslieyoung2485]

You are a kind person 😊. This is great advice ❤.

[@jenniferd264]

Might just be some of the absolute best advice from a Doctor who makes her living doing what she just said to not do right away or potentially not at all! Bravo Doc for putting patients well being before profits! You’re incredible & inspiring!

[@jirehlozano6257]

I couldn’t tell lol Her lips are Pretty 🤗

[@irrittt]

She literally looks soo good!!

[@darleenmarieramos]

Your advice is spot on amazing. People forget the psychological side of cosmetic surgeries and procedures. ❤

[@renabalmes1472]

Jaclyn...great move...you look 10 years younger. Beautiful ❤

[@sandy68917250]

Her lips look good after dissolving ❤ and you are absolutely gorgeous!!

[@robinmitchell6701]

LOVE this Doctor ❤she is priceless.

[@deborahmiller6387]

Great advice! 🙌🙌🙌

[@PartiallyPlastic]

This is great advice!

[@Corkinee]

She looks so much better I’ve been waiting and waiting for the lip filler trend to die, everyone’s getting filler blindness

[@yeedudeyee]

Yesyesyes thank you for sharing this and giving us vocabulary for it!! It’s unfortunate when people minimize the harm that these procedures can have on our mental health. This is what happens when we normalize these procedures 🥲

[@leannabedore]

Great advice! This explains all of the overdone work on celebrities, like Joan Rivers, Donetella Versace ect... Her lips in this video are beautiful but she probably doesnt view them this way. Hopefully she sees this video and takes your advice!

[@Vang4299]

Exactly what I did with my brows! Someone plucked it for me when I was in my teens. As an adult, I noticed they were crooked and decided to just let the girls grow out and started fresh.

[@111...]

💙

[@marianekalis1533]

I did the same thing

[@marianekalis1533]

I did the same thing

[@ingykaas8774]

Sam, you look especially beautiful today. The Make-up and hair is just chef's kiss 👌

[@msmomakins73]

I couldn’t agree more! I had a lip flip and Botox done this past Spring. I hated the way it looked on me.

[@RobynRorke]

I have no idea who you are, this came up in my feed. You look GORGEOUS. X

[@lexd9805]

Love this healthy & logical advice

[@patricialynn6280]

Great advice and makes perfect common sense and best if your wanting to improve your mental health in this area❤

[@scorpion-lg4ic]

This is the first video I've ever seen by this cosmetic derm doctor & i have to say she's incredibly beautiful. I know thats off topic from this video but i just wanted to say it. I just subscribed to her channel because I would love to get some advice from someone who clearly knows what she's talking about in the hopes that i can learn some things about taking care of my aging, mature dry skin. Glad this popped up on my fyp

[@faygriffiths6175]

Same thing that causes blush blindness and eyebrow blindness. I suffered from blush blindness and nobody told me I looked like a clown because I got so used to seeing it on my face, I didn’t realise how prominent it was 😅 🤡

[@SOBO-sq3nk]

She’s got gorgeous natural lips! Like her lips are my goals.

[@bigphatemergy]

i feel like we’ve all experienced perception drift or know/observed people who have, we just never knew the official term for it! hopefully now there will be more conversations about it 🙂 PD happened to me majorly with eye makeup & overlining my lips. i couldn’t believe that my boyfriend thought i was better naturally until i gradually gave it a few months. it’s been a couple of years & i feel so much better about myself, i’m beyond glad my bf persuaded me to appreciate what i have instead of resorting to fillers like i originally had planned. plus, being so critical and obsessive of your appearance is incredibly taxing…it was impossible to love the real me since i was masking it, now i feel free.

[@mayah5396]

How is your skin so nice!?

[@touyatodoroki502]

Her natural lips are so pretty and fit her face so well

[@DawnnaLynne]

Omg. I didn't even recognize her. She's so beautiful!

[@LanaClarkLC]

I agree. I get filler every 6-9 months. But I’m also worried they will get too big

[@rodneyebersole1585]

You look so beautiful this way!

[@jjgems5909]

She looks soooooooo much better! Her whole face looks less puffy!

[@idontwantayoutubename4787]

She’s completely beautiful without lip filler. Natural is where it’s at, girl! ❤

[@lilelly16]

Such good advice! 100%

[@debrandw246]

She looks amazing.

[@evezford]

I’ve never seen her before. She has lovely lips!

[@michelleduplessis3534]

I could NOT focus on ANYTHING you said because ive been staring at your pretty eye makeup for 10 minutes!

[@RCGWho]

It's pretty because she doesn't look like a drag queen.

[@FreeFalling-uu3hv]

You are so beautiful I love your facial features

[@karenjohnson5634]

That is such a good explanation of why I’ve questioned people overdoing this stuff. They are beautiful from the beginning and I’ve always wondered why can’t they tell they look terrible and fake now (after so much work done)??

[@corinnelsmith]

Okay but can I just say how beautiful you are? Your eyes are so unique- like true doe eyes. You have stunning features!

[@MariaRodriguez-om1yi]

Completely dissolved yes but they say that there’s always still some filler left in there that cannot be removed

[@imakitty1797]

Does getting filler permanently make your lips a bit bigger? Because at least her top lip was definitely smaller before filler.

[@MissyTC-86]

Yes it does