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Worst plastic surgery trends of 2021: let’s hope they’re gone in 2022

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Since it’s the end of 2021, it’s the perfect time to break down some of the best and worst plastic surgery trends. These trends have become more and more popular in 2021 and it’s time for them to stop! Let’s discuss what these are, and what other options we can have instead.

CHAPTERS
Intro: 00:00
Worst Trends: 00:28
The Overfilled Face: 01:08
The Cat Eye 05:38
Thread Lifts: 08:35
Outro: 12:42

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89 comments

  1. Jasmine Alvarez

    An old family friend who isn’t exactly a friend genuinely said, “I don’t trust people who have thin lips” knowing I have thinner lips especially as a person of color. It was stupid comments like that that impacted me and made me feel like I REQUIRE lip injections, but I realized I’m still hot without ‘em 😌💅🏽

    1. Question everything

      Screw whoever told you that! I think women with natural thin lips are beautiful! People that get lip injections look horrible! Their lips remind me of fish lips, it looks so artificial. Now natural full lips are beautiful too, the fake lips look terrible. Just awful!

    2. sativa rosegold

      Are you a black hispanic? Just like breasts, attractive is all about shape and symmetry, not size. I think huge lips are ugly and even women with pencil lips seem to look odd with filler in them

  2. At Your Service

    I am so glad to hear you say this, it’s gotten out of control. The filler overuse is a huge problem, and doctors don’t often tell clients how important reversal is. And the trend makes are just so aggravating, unique beauty is amazing. People should enhance their own beauty, not try to emulate a trend that goes out of style. Your clients make a good choice seeing you!

    1. Sarah Bacak

      @Wanda Brenot Huge congrats on your weight loss. I don’t know you personally, but I’m proud of you! Losing weight is a big struggle and dealing with loose skin is an even bigger one. Don’t let it discourage you like it did me a few times. It just gets harder and harder to deal with if you lose weight, put it back on and lose it again over and over. I hope you stick to your path!

    1. Mara M

      @Sarah Bacak How dumb can one be to comment about plastic surgery “being happy” and the value of being ugly? You don`t need to feel sorry for me ,I feel perfectly happy in my perfectly well trained body and if the need of plastic surgery should manifest, I can either book a top notch surgeon because I have a perfectly well filled bank account or ask my brother, who is a top notch surgeon himself to fix whatever I don`t like.

    1. ugagradrn

      @Karla Faulkner I said over-plucking, not plucking. And just because you like the thin look, doesn’t mean everyone else does. Fortunately, nobody here is wanting to attract your husband but you, so A. Nobody really cares if he thinks thicker brows look like caterpillars, because plenty of other men don’t, and B. I would hope he likes the way you look, because you should be the only one who matters to him. What is beautiful or sophisticated is in the eye of the beholder. There’s no rule about this.

    2. gabbebelle

      @Laura Hodson what I mean is, over plucking or not plucking at all – eyebrow hairs become sparse over the years. Mine look like I’ve plucked and I haven’t. But it took years and weren’t as thin in my 30s so, yes, I now see that over plucking accelerates the loss.

    3. Foxiepaws ACAnderson

      @Donna Tassa Oh thank you! I need to.look that up because I am in the UK. I have a double scar that transects one of my eyebrows and it drives me nuts because it is on a different level from my other skin so you cant even draw in hairs convincingly.

    1. Deb B

      Yes I agree, I believe that effects of ageing reflect a life lived, experiences gained and sometimes Ive seen examples of the old saying ‘you get the face you deserve’ when bitter angry people have it written all over their face. Being healthy, kind and generous will give you beauty that radiates from within.

    1. JLBee

      Yes, I’ll be sticking with just some eyeliner tricks if I want to do that. Like you add eyeliner on the top of the outside of the eye, and then the bottom corner of the inner corner to get that kind of look. I’ve seen YouTuber’s do that before, a lot with drag queens makeup tutorials.

    1. michelle mcgill

      @Christina Goulart Mask-Like comes to mind. Like the makeup used in the 60’s and 70’s in planet or the Apes or The Twilight Zone. Stiff and the character’s faces didn’t move in a natural fashion

  3. Purpurina

    It is one thing to correct an obviously disruptive feature and quite another to alter the character of your face. The cat eye is so silly IMO… Bella Hadid had beautiful, round, pensive eyes and now she looks like she’s plotting a murder all the time.

  4. Cryptic17

    Gosh, this was such an excellent explanation of why filler isn’t good for improving jowls and loose skin. I’ve always disliked the overfilled face but I haven’t heard the issue explained so succinctly. I stopped using filler years ago when I noticed how odd I looked in photos. I also hadn’t heard of a vertical facelift. If I ever consider one, I will remember this. I’m in my 50s and have some loose skin and the start of jowls, but I’m really scared about getting a facelift. I definitely won’t do fillers again though. Thank you so much!

  5. Gonna be a Yogi

    The very fact that there are surgery ‘trends’ should send loud warning bells! Think of other trends, fashion, music for instance that were fashionable at the time, but laughable now … oh dear 👀

  6. Gemma Sherman

    Bella hadid had such a classic unique beauty before she had work done. She still looks beautiful now but I wish more models these days would embrace their uniqueness like supermodels used to (think Brooke Shields’ eyebrows, Cindy Crawford’s mole, Twiggy’s big eyes, Kate Moss’ height etc etc) to showcase the beauty in diversity instead of everyone just becoming carbon copies of one another

    1. Stacy Gustave

      I also think it’s because of her mother that had a big part in pressuring her and her sister to be unrealistically perfect and skinny to the point wherr she and her sister were under eating and such so, a big part of the blame goes to her mother too, because if you look back at their reality show people made videos highlights on how toxic and racist their mother was, I remember when their mother when talking about different poc natural feautures, one example when she was insinuating the Asian features (monolid eyes) were ugly and not model esc but now that monolid eyes (aks fox eye trend) now we see that Bella got the surgery. We need to hold toxic parenting accountable too because I think Bella and her sister would not be so involved in toxic beauty standard.

    2. Anne-Marie

      @Tricia M They both deniying prosedures wich are so clear. Bella ‘s hole face has been altered. Lorry Hill has a good video about it. Without plastic surgery and lots of money and name she would be never ever be model. She doesn’t have models body like example legs.

    1. Klondite

      A common nose job is not the same as a facial reconstruction. People get obsessed with their looks and forget what is really important. If they where not so obsessed with their own little world they could focus on improving the world around them. Priorities.

  7. Celeste Celestial

    I hope the overfilled lips are gone. Full lips are beautiful and getting some lip filler can look nice, but when it’s very overdone it looks horrible because it looks so fake. I’m not against plastic surgery and even had one procedure done years ago. If I ever get anything else done, I want my outcome to be in harmony with my other facial features or my body. I’d hate to have that artificial plastic look. Also, I will do my research and make sure it’s safe.

  8. Wendy F

    Why would anyone alter their eye shape for a *trend* ? Why? Trends come and go, but you can’t just make your eyes go back the way they were – it makes everyone look cookie cutter generic, which is the opposite of striking beauty

    1. D M

      I mean people have done that a long time.. But not with permanent surgery. Surgery becoming more readily available, the use of filters and photoehop, reaching a dystopian stage of capitalism… Plenty of reasons honestly.

  9. Vilo Boz

    to me social media is a nest for insecurities. One side saying “yas queen, if your fat, skinny, not so pretty you’re still a queen” and other sides pushing us extreme looks that honestly are not even cute, but if you get brainwashed enough you’ll get them… -_- example Bella Hadid stealing Carla Bruni’s face, honestly Bella’s face looks extremely tight which c’mon…

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