Some celebrities and social media personalities are leading a trend to dissolve filler and reverse cosmetic treatments in favour of a more natural look. But are cosmetic procedures now yesterday's fad?
Some celebrities and social media personalities are leading a trend to dissolve filler and reverse cosmetic treatments in favour of a more natural look. Are cosmetic procedures now yesterday's fad?
Plastic surgeons, patient warn of lip filler risks as more Australians seek a Kylie Jenner pout
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Beware sausage lip: Cosmetic fillers are increasingly popular among young women.
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Once a procedure for the rich and famous, lip fillers are now one of the most popular cosmetic treatments in Australia.
Key points:
Touted as a lunchtime treatment , doctors warn of serious complications
Australians spend more than $1bn a year on cosmetic procedures, says the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery
And practitioners are increasingly concerned about the growing trend of overfilled lips.
“What we are seeing is increased amounts of lips that have been done disproportionately,” plastic surgeon Dr Naveen Somia told ABC Radio Sydney.