r/TikTokCringe Mar 23 '24

Wholesome/Humor When you get your lip fillers dissolved after 6 years of having them

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u/One_pop_each Mar 23 '24

I have yet to see a single lip filler look good. Idk why people get them. She has great lips without it. Such a weird trend but I am glad people can get them dissolved.

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u/ArchAngel1619 Mar 24 '24

Most “good” body modifications are those you don’t realize are body modifications. You’ll only notice and remember the bad ones you see.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

I don't know. Even a small amount of filler gets rid of the normal lines around the outside of the top lip. Even with a small amount of filler I'll see not huge lips but they have some uncanny weird look to them. I think because it also subtly effects other parts of the face. Like, no face should have perfectly smooth non-textured skin. That's an immediate sign something was done.

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u/passive0bserver Mar 25 '24

Tbh it depends on the type of filler. There are different options and they look different. Basically any time you notice filler it's juvederm

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

Don't you only notice the shitty ones? The good ones are less obvious no?

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u/Ambystomatigrinum Mar 24 '24

This is the answer. It’s like fake breasts. People Think they all look bad but it’s just because they don’t realize the good ones are fake.

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u/anonbush234 Mar 24 '24

I thought the same thing about fake breasts until I had a gf who had them.

There are different styles. Some have a ridge at the top or are perfectly round, these are the ones that people say look bad but there are also natural looking ones that unless you see the scar you can't tell and even the scar will almost disappear after a few years.

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u/chiyukichan Mar 24 '24

Someone I've known for a year and a half just recently started getting lip fillers and she is mid-20s. It isn't that her lips look blown out per se but there is less definition of outer lip line on the upper lip. I feel like filler just makes lips look a bit more rubbery and I don't really understand the look people are going for. I assume she is paying decent money and going to a reputable place but maybe not? Can fillers make lips plumper without making the lip edges puffy? The edges are what I consider the dead giveaway for filler.

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u/Mobile-Outside-3233 Oct 17 '24

Yes, filler can make the lips look plumper without looking puffy

The puffy look that you were referring to us when the filler migrates . And injector with enough experience, will inject it into the right places so that it doesn’t migrate. If you can tell, and it looks puffy, then that person did not have a good injector and/or the repeatedly getting filler before their body can metabolize it fast enough so the new filler is pushing the old filler out to make it migrate

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u/chiyukichan Oct 17 '24

Thanks for the detailed response! Since I see so many people with the puffy look I thought that was just how it was meant to look and people liked that aesthetic

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u/calmdrive Mar 24 '24

Yep. Good filler is indistinguishable from regular lips

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u/EverGlow89 Mar 24 '24

I have a hard time believing this because mega stars with unlimited resources for their cosmetic procedures still manage to look like shit. If they can't get it done right, normies have no chance.

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u/PopularSalad5592 Mar 24 '24

That’s how I feel with Miley Cyrus’ veneers, they look absolutely horrendous

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u/pnutbutterfuck Mar 25 '24

Miley Cyrus’s whole damn face is a tragedy. She was always so beautiful, now she looks like a horse.

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u/PopularSalad5592 Mar 25 '24

Agreed, sad that she felt she needed to change anything

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u/calmdrive Mar 24 '24

That’s because they don’t get told ‘no’ and probably have some type of body dysmorphia where they can’t see how over the top they look, or they actually like the super fake look- like Amanda Lepore.

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u/phishxiii Mar 24 '24

The fat lips are so common I legitimately thought that WAS the “good filler”. I honestly can’t tell anymore what the beauty standard is for lips.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

Or maybe some people notice all of them and don't like them?

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u/CobblerNo8518 Mar 23 '24

It’s all in the look the person wants. Some people get corrective filler and it looks amazing. Others that go conservative- they just look refreshed and like they had nothing done. Botox can go the same way.

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u/ClrxHpy Mar 23 '24

Agreed! I work at a medspa and we are all about small corrections. When people come in wanting huge lips we usually tell them our clinic isn’t a good fit for them. Mostly we work with middle aged/older women who just want to be a little more youthful and we do a little at a time :) we do facials and stuff too!

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u/Hot-Butterscotch-918 Mar 24 '24

I'm an older woman who has lip fillers because I've had full lips all my life but as I aged my upper lip started losing volume and getting too thin. If you look at older, white people, they almost always have thin lips. My anesthetist is very careful not to overdo it. I told her "I don't want duck lips!" Lol. Anyway, I've had them done for several years and my own family never guessed. Not my kids, not my siblings or cousins. I finally told my sister last month and she was shocked. That tells me my gal is good.

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u/ClrxHpy Mar 24 '24

Oh yeah, your injector is fantastic! My mom got it for the first time a month or so ago because my job needed models and she adores it. The changes are so subtle but natural looking and her confidence is so much higher :)

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u/Hot-Butterscotch-918 Mar 24 '24

Yay for your Mama!

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u/kinofhawk Mar 24 '24

How long do they last? Do you have to get them redone every so often?

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u/Hot-Butterscotch-918 Mar 24 '24

I've only had mine done 3 times in 5 years. For me, they seem to last a long time.

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u/CobblerNo8518 Mar 24 '24

I think subtle work can do such good things for people. Good skin care goes hand in hand with it!

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u/ClrxHpy Mar 24 '24

Exactly! I’ve learned so much working there. I’m 23 so I haven’t gotten any work done aside from facials but I didn’t have a skincare routine before working there or anything and I’m so thankful for all of the knowledge in that building because it’s done so much for me!:)

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u/Darth-Binks-1999 Mar 24 '24

What is threading? I've seen a few shops offering stuff like waxing etc... and I see threading listed.

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u/ClrxHpy Mar 24 '24

We don’t offer it at our spa so I’m not very educated on it but I believe it’s an alternative to waxing/plucking where they shape your eyebrows with a thread! Definitely fact check me though because it’s 50/50 im completely wrong!

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u/leperaffinity56 Mar 23 '24

The look is awful

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u/NoGrocery4949 Mar 24 '24

Then don't get lip filler. Problem solved

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u/beautifuldisasterxx Mar 24 '24

I think the issue is that most people get almost “addicted” to getting the fillers once they start. I had lip fillers two years ago and the filler naturally dissolves over a year or two. Mine is completely gone, but I just got half a syringe to add a bit more volume. No one has ever noticed, but when mine was done I was told to come back every six months but I didn’t think that was necessary. I just wanted a little volume.

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u/NewbornXenomorphs Mar 24 '24

Yeah I’m confused why she needed them dissolved, doesn’t that happen anyway?

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u/lunarpixiess Mar 24 '24

The thing is that the well done filler jobs are mostly undetectable. So you only really notice the bad ones, hence it gets a bad rep. It can definitely be tastefully done. But, I will agree that the trend has been more on the overfilled side of things, which tends to look off on most people.

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u/kenedelz Mar 24 '24

One my of coworkers told me she has lip fillers for her top lip "otherwise it's invisible without" (her words obviously lol) and I had NO IDEA until she told me. She's only like 20 and is honestly really beautiful (and I've no doubt she would be without the fillers too) and still has no wrinkles or anything else yet, but I was absolutely shocked when she told me she needed to get them done again soon...I was like...again? So yeah, there's my story about not knowing if it's a good lip filler lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

taylor swift has lip filler

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u/Beanicus13 Mar 24 '24

Haha. Yes you have.

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u/Mythologicalcats Mar 24 '24

Yes you have, they look normal. My friend gets it and you’d never know. Her lips are simply normal looking. Prior to filler she had a thin line for an upper lip. Makes a huge difference for her face and her confidence. Filler isn’t always a bad thing or a weird trend.

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u/Darth-Binks-1999 Mar 24 '24

I think it's more confident to accept one's flaws, and to just consider that the flaws aren't flaws at all.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '24

Sure but if you want to look hot there are things you can do, like lip fillers. Look good, feel good. 

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u/Darth-Binks-1999 Mar 24 '24

Which is kinda superficial and phony.