@____daisychain hii chin filler isnt inherently all bad! usually when it's overdone or doesn't suit the person's anatomy. conservative chin HA filler can look really really natural
@khiaville@Poo_Crave Lol yeah I mean lip filler isn't really a "need" thing. It's more like hair color or makeup. Some like the look of HA filler, some just don't
@Propancbio_IR Pancreatic cancer remains one of the toughest challenges in oncology, so it's encouraging to see new approaches targeting multiple aspects of the disease. Wishing the team success as they move toward Phase 1b and the next stage of development.
@AM_Pines@FKApinkparade@alexxmalloy I read through this comment thread and just had to leave a comment here. So agree with you! Mentioning that she had gorgeous, natural, subtle HA filler does NOT equal to putting her down and saying she doesn't have great features. Just- a bit of transparency would be nice!!!
This is what people mean when they say good filler shouldn’t be obvious. A lot of the “filler looks bad” discourse comes from overfilled or poorly done lips, not subtle work that actually fits someone’s face!
https://t.co/LnHxAx5QDT
@WallStreetMav There’s no contradiction 😭 people can care about nutrition and enjoy cosmetic procedures. One is health/lifestyle, the other is purely for aesthetics. Humans are capable of caring about multiple things at once.
@TrenemyNumber1@p0lar_fawn Wow okay rude. This sounds more like your personal bias than reality. Plenty of women get subtle filler that you wouldn’t even notice.
Also not everything we do is about other people. We do it for ourselves.
@nypost She’s looking so much more refreshed lately. Whatever she’s had done, whether it’s subtle filler or just better overall care, really suits her. It doesn’t look overdone, just more balanced and healthy!!