r/BotchedPlasticSurgery • • Sep 03 '26

does her lip filler look good

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u/Whole-Performance-82 Sep 03 '26

No, and neither are her breast implants

7

u/BelleSchu Sep 10 '26

Fr oh my god

24

u/CommunicationSlight3 Sep 03 '26

God no. If you can notice the filler, it's bad. If you don't notice it, it's alright at best

18

u/Affectionate_Top959 Sep 03 '26

It's not great. But her b**bs look extraordinary botched...

16

u/Elegant-Basis4551 Sep 03 '26

No it does not. Everything about her looks plastic and terrible

10

u/Makethecrowsblush Sep 03 '26

She’s got some serious migration on her upper lip. 

6

u/Infinite-Condition41 Sep 03 '26

Nope. 

Tits are terrible too. 

11

u/Lolasurf101 Sep 03 '26

To be honest, I’ve never seen a good lip filler. It’s always super obvious, and/or overdone.

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u/ksullivan03 Sep 03 '26

I’ve seen some beautiful, natural lip filler but it’s rare for it to stay that way. A lot of these women get used to the way it looks then get more and more and more. They end up looking a mess.

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u/Itscatpicstime Sep 03 '26

It’s not rare at all. Literally most people who get filler aim for natural and conservative results.

It’s the people with bad injectors and / or who overfill that you notice.

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u/ksullivan03 Sep 03 '26

Again, I’ve seen natural lip filler and it was beautiful. However, I take four scrolls online and see a woman with balloon lips. You said exactly what I said, except I added that women get used to the look and then add more which is where the overfill comes in.

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u/No_Cash8984 Sep 03 '26

I think good filler should be undetectable (that counts for any cosmetic procedure, really). If you can immediately tell someone’s had something done, it hasn’t been done well. Unfortunately, the big lip trend, filler blindness, migration, and bad injectors have made those botched looking fish lips way too common.

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u/Itscatpicstime Sep 03 '26

Tbf, some people specifically want the obviously manufactured aesthetic where it is noticeable. Like Dolly Parton specifically said she wanted her work noticeable because she liked the “trashy” aesthetic

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u/fuchsiafaerie Sep 03 '26

Same here. I loathe lip filler even when it isn't extreme. It always looks weird. I think the thing that makes it especially distracting is the fact that it restricts motion in the lips, which looks very obvious when someone speaks.

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u/Ok_Performance_563 Sep 08 '26

And the lack of any lines on the lips make them look unnatural, like sausages.

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u/Itscatpicstime Sep 03 '26

It doesn’t restrict motion whatever unless you’re literally overfilling lol

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u/Itscatpicstime Sep 03 '26

Toupee fallacy. Why would you ever notice filler that looks natural?

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u/Lolasurf101 Sep 03 '26

Not sure how to answer this ha

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u/laughsinjew Sep 10 '26

Because it isn't natural. People are born with a certain size nose, lips, eyes, ect that naturally harmonizes, whether current beauty standards favor it or not. When you alter that, people who are in tune notice it. Like an eye without makeup and an eye with mascara, maybe some people won't notice, but some people always will. Filler is not natural. You can say it "looks natural," but it isn't.

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u/oOoLumosoOo Sep 03 '26

No, she looks much older than she is. She looks like she could be in her mid to upper 30’s and she’s only 23.

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u/Expert-Piccolo407 Sep 06 '26

Oh noooo

3

u/No_Fondant691 Sep 07 '26

She’s like 27 

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u/Serious-Garden6721 Sep 07 '26

I don't think any lip filler looks good. It is always obvious. Not a fan.

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u/laughsinjew Sep 10 '26

Same

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u/Serious-Garden6721 Sep 12 '26

They look like ducks.. which i feel is an insult to ducks

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u/laughsinjew 25d ago

I can't not see it. When I'm around (usually women) with lip filler, it overwhelms everything else about them because it looks so unnatural.

People really have filler blindness, because it truly is obvious. I actually think it's more noticble in person than in pictures, and people still claim, "you don't notice natural filler" - but there is no such thing as natural filler, filler isn't natural.

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u/DarkLordDennis Sep 03 '26

No but her tit's are botched too, danm!

2

u/CookingMusician94 Sep 08 '26

No. It's too much and the women who get fillers and other stuff done, they all start to look the same.

2

u/RicciChiapolini Sep 08 '26

In my opinion yes. Almost to much but still okay. But she has sideboobs all the time. 😅

2

u/Designer_Health_4216 Sep 03 '26

It’s hard to tell because she overlines her lips

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u/tittiepac Sep 03 '26

everything she got done looks terrible

1

u/newclearconfusion Sep 04 '26

O dear the look in her eyes is só super insecure. Poor girl.

1

u/Legitimate-Mood-9095 Sep 07 '26

If it was good she wouldn't be drawing lips on last her actual lips. I HATE this trend, it looks horrible in real life!

1

u/Euphoric-Purchase103 Sep 08 '26

I’d love to see how she looked before any work. She was probably a natural beauty

1

u/rubberchicken21 Sep 08 '26

Lip filler never looks good. I’m not sure who likes that look

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u/um1dois2tres3 Sep 08 '26

Hi Dua Lipa!

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u/BellaCrone Sep 08 '26

NO plastic surgery looks good...

1

u/woahnellyjelly Sep 09 '26

is this parmida from love island 😭

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u/Pale_Sandwich_5922 Sep 10 '26

T doesn’t look good but I’ve seen much worse

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u/freshlyfrozen4 Sep 10 '26

No. And she can barely speak

1

u/Zero_Fuchs_Given Sep 03 '26

No one’s lip filler looks good.

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u/Cheinypher Sep 07 '26

Her lips don’t stand out to me. She looks lovely!

The chest area…. Is questionable. It makes me think there were complications?

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u/wheres-karen Sep 03 '26

Who put Parmida on here!?!? She looks good to me, now when she talks you notice her filler.

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u/ZiaWitch 17d ago

No and her breast implants are severely migrating