There is no doubt about it, celebrities affect us all. No matter how hard we try to avoid this, we are all subconsciously affected by those around us and people we are exposed to everyday. After all, haven’t we all gone into a store and purchased a new pair of jeans because they looked nice on someone else?
There is now a casual discussion around injectables and fillers. If we cast our minds back to when the entire world went bonkers over Kylie Jenners fuller pout, we will almost certainly remember carnage over certain lip liners at cosmetic stores selling out, as she had cited those as the reason her lips were much, much fuller. Quite simply, people really wanted to know what the secret to her fuller pout was. When Kylie admitted to filler, “lip filler” became a household discussion point!
Celebrities have normalised certain procedures more than others. A great deal of celebrities will now admit to having had botox or lip filler, but avoid admitting to other tweaks such as non-surgical nose jobs or jaw-sculpting filler.
Although there is really no question that celebrities are the trend setters of today, it must be highlighted that with every procedure, even minor ones, there are risks. Celebrities will rarely speak about those. Therefore, it is highly important that you find a qualified doctor, surgeon or practitioner for an in-depth consultation before getting any cosmetic treatment carried out.
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When you walk into a clinic to undergo a surgical or a non-surgical procedure, you will simply expect that the person carrying out the treatment, will be qualified, with relevant experience and expertise.
Knowing YOUR stuff will go miles in terms of finding a great clinic or practitioner. Researching reviews, finding out the general ‘overall happiness” level of previous clients and booking a consultation can help in sussing out where to book.
A couple of things to ask/watch out for:
Make sure a treatment is carried out within a sterile, hygienic and clinic setting. There are a lot of practitioners out there that are injecting in highly unsanitary environments. These treatments are even happening in places like gyms- which comes with the newfound popularity of these non-surgical treatments.
But in unsanitary conditions, there’s a higher risk of infection.
Ask what is going into your body. A good practitioner will explain what filler they are using and will be happy to talk you through why this one is the best fit for the job or even calm your nerves!
So, does your practitioner have the knowledge? Are you feeling comfortable with the answers they are giving you when you ask questions? Anyone injecting your face or body should be doing their very best to make you feel comfortable and in-control of the situation, to some extent.
How do you find reputable clinics when you are looking for somewhere to book for a treatment? Share your tips with us
We’d love to hear your view so do not hesitate to contact us, click here to arrange a consultation with Dr Ahmad, send us an email at Nikki@CambridgeClearBeauty.co.uk or Follow our social media channels below on Facebook,Twitter and Instagram.
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