Chrissy Teigen Plastic Surgery Reddit News!

By Rahul Gupta On May 8, 2023

The business of facial surgery is going very well. But with things like buccal fat removal, BBLs, veneers, and Ozempic flooding tiktok feeds, it’s hard to keep up with the latest trends. As a result, more people than ever are making changes to their bodies that they later regret but can’t take back.

Here’s our take on plastic surgery regrets, the pressure to change your body permanently to keep up with fleeting trends, and whether you can build a culture that gives people the freedom to choose what they do with their bodies without making them worry about the body they were born with.

Just in the last 20 years, women’s beauty styles have been all over the place, from super-skinny models in the 00s to Kardashian-like full-figured models in the 10s and now back to an updated version of ‘heroin chic.’

But if you had a treatment in the 2010s to make your face look like Kylie Jenner’s or are doing that now to look like Bella Hadid’s, these aren’t always steps that can be taken back.

Even famous people can’t always change everything they’ve done in the past, and while they have access to the best surgeons, most people don’t have that option.

Here’s our take on plastic surgery regrets, the pressure to change your body permanently to keep up with fleeting trends, and whether you can build a culture that gives people the freedom to choose what they do with their bodies without making them worry about the body they were born with.

The surgery runs in trends. Chrissy Teigen had her buccal fat removed in September 2021. Since then, everyone from Lea Michele to Zoe Kravitz has done the same thing, and the #buccalfatremoval hashtag is blowing up on social media. But surgeons are already saying that this is a permanent fix for what might just be a temporary trend in beauty.

Dermatologist Elyse Love says, “In five years, it may be common for people to use dermal fillers to fix previous buccal fat pad augmentation.” But once buccal fat is gone, it’s gone for good.

At first, it makes the cheekbones stand out, but in the long run, it could make the face look thin and flat and make it look older than it is.

On the one hand, we can be happy that procedures are easier to get and that people can now choose to change their bodies however they want. On the other hand, we should ask if the society that makes this market possible is a healthy one.

Recently, the diabetes drug Ozempic has been in the news because it was prescribed as a way to lose weight quickly. However, people soon learned that this quick, drastic weight loss causes the face to sag, which again makes you look a lot older.

All of this comes from a desire to meet a certain beauty standard and from pop culture or advertising that makes us feel like we have to. Men are also having this problem more and more, but women are more likely to work in this field because they are under so much pressure to look a certain way.

And when that certain way is always changing, it’s fighting a losing war.

When you change your body, you don’t just change how it looks. You’re changing a part of who you are, which could be the thing you’ll regret the most. Bella Hadid is known for getting surgery when she was young because she didn’t like the size of her nose.

However, she recently came out and said that her original nose reminded her of her family history. “I wish I had kept my ancestors’ noses,” she said. I think I would have grown into it,” she said. This could mean both physical and mental growth.