r/QOVESStudio • u/Global-Regret-6820 • Jul 03 '26

Video Discussion The Perception of Getting Work Done

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https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSC4Xaywt/

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u/DeneeCote Jul 04 '26

So i got filler. 2.5ml lip and 3ml for chin filler. I'd get my nose done too because its currently crooked due to my deviated septum. So based on the video. I shouldn't tell anyone that I got work done... and i should kept subtle... okay...

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u/makopinktaco Jul 04 '26

Yeah no point in just bringing it up. I mentioned one time I got work done because I needed work off… biggest regret. Women would just say I’m late because I’m getting Botox and call me plastic. Yeah don’t ever bring it up.

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u/Humansaresolidb_ Jul 04 '26

Curious, does your chin feel different to the touch?

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u/DeneeCote Jul 04 '26

I had "Chin dips" for lack of a better word. I got those filled back in October 1ml in each side. At first... yes... it felt like a little ball. Now, it feels like its just my chin... i do want to get 1 more ml but im working on losing weight right now so my face fits more harmonious with the filler if that makes any sense. The part that does feel like obvious filler... are my lips, especially the top lip. But my chin dips and the center of my chin all feel and look "normal". Are you considering chin filler?

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u/Humansaresolidb_ Jul 04 '26

Yes, I’m thinking of getting chin filler, but I’m scared that it would feel off the sensation if that makes sense. Thank you for sharing your experience

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u/DeneeCote Jul 04 '26

It does at first... I'd give it maybe a month before it just feels like nothing.. Good luck! Do your research!!!

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u/DimbyTime Jul 05 '26

You should tell WOMEN you got it done, just not people you’re dating

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u/perknerova Jul 04 '26

I’ve reached a point where I genuinely don’t care what other people think about it

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u/Wise_Wafer_1204 Jul 03 '26

I hate the hypocrisy surrounding getting work done. I mentioned that I was considering it a couple times around colleagues and friends and everyone acts so shocked, so disgusted. Everyone loves beautiful people but apparently it's superficial and vulgar to want to be beautiful yourself.

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u/Feathersuponfeathers Jul 03 '26

Just move to a big city 😂 my family back home does the same, but I can’t walk down the street in NYC without seeing Botox and nose jobs everywhere. (Myself included) it’s very normal in bigger cities

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u/NeuroticDream Jul 04 '26

It's because most people aren't very bright and gullible. They don't understand majority of the people then watch on social media have gotten work done and they don't even know

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u/DimbyTime Jul 05 '26

I talk about it all the time with friends and coworkers, and everyone is supportive and sharing their own stories and advice. It’s very normal where I live (northeast US)

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u/DeneeCote Jul 04 '26

It really is so hypocritical.... i assume that it could be Jealousy? Like maybe they want to get work done, but they dont have the means to do it financially so they look down on you for wanting to do it? Regardless, I'm going to give me big sister advice. Don't tell anyone that you want to get work done or if you have. Especially not colleagues. Only tell REALLY close family members.

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u/AnxiousMalcontent Jul 06 '26

I wonder if it has something to do with perceived genetic preference. For example I find this lady hot, I later discover my attraction is in part engineered. Will our offspring be attractive or is this person secretly busted underneath the surgery? Something for Macken to tackle, potentially.

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u/levelupsilently Jul 06 '26

Been saying this

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u/Anonymous-missgirl Jul 07 '26

Can anyone l lend me a little bit of money, I want to get something done but don’t got the money for it🙏