vollere lippen

Is toch bij zoveel mensen zo dat boven smaller is dan onder? Vind daar niks geks aan. Zou echt niks aan je lippen doen eigenlijk.

 

Ik vind het wel mooi @Glimmer maar precies goed, zou ze niet nog voller spuiten.
Zo vind ik de lippen van Farrah uit Teen Mom vreselijk (niet alleen haar lippen btw) zit ook geen model in ofzo.

 

Ik zou dat dan blijven doen. Veel beter en mooier dan fillers.

 

Klinkt heftig.

 

Ooit aan permanente make up gedacht? Full lips methode is ook mooi.

 

Een leuk stukje:

https://www.google.nl/amp/s/amp.ft.com/content/a505d12e-1f67-11e1-ab49-00144feabdc0


I can’t help noticing that I am looking much older than a lot of my peers, all of whom have had work done. Is it a good investment?

December 21, 2011 11:49 am by Lucy Kellaway


I have recently lost my job and am now freelancing as a media consultant. This involves constant networking and pitching and is a bit soul destroying.

A friend has suggested that I boost my self-esteem with a bit of Botox. She argues it will make me look younger, fresher and smooth out the lines of worry on my forehead – and will quickly pay for itself. I can’t help noticing that I am looking much older than a lot of my peers, all of whom have had work done.

Should I go for it? Is it a good investment?

Lucy’s answer:
This is a question I can answer with considerable authority, as I’ll explain in a moment.

But first: is Botox a good investment? In theory I don’t see why it shouldn’t be. There has been quite a bit of research done to show that people who look good do better, mainly because they are more confident. If Botox made you more confident, then you might well land new business as a result.

However this is an area where it is hard to get good advice. If you ask people, especially men, whether you should inject nasty things into your face, they will all say no. (Which is just as well as you wouldn’t want them to say yes, would you?) Most women say no too, even the ones who secretly sneak off to dates with doctors with syringes themselves. People lie about their Botox even more than they lie about how much they drink.

I only know a small handful of women who openly admit to having had this done. It would be nice if I could say that they all looked grotesque, but alas they all look annoyingly good. Thinking about this, I used to feel the same as you – that if everyone else was moving the goal posts, perhaps I should too.

So a few months ago I went with a friend to a doctor who shone a bright white light in my face and carefully explained how my cheeks were collapsing and how the lines were deepening. Even parts of my face that I hadn’t noticed were bad turned out to be so. “You’ve got a very low brow,” she said disapprovingly.

The urgent work would require three syringes of “filler” at about £300 ($471) each, all lasting only nine months, with a bit of Botox around the edges. The bare minimum would cost about £1,500 a year.

I looked at her peculiarly smooth, impassive face, and I considered my options. The choice was between looking old, and looking weird. Expressed thus the answer was easy: looking old isn’t so bad. And it’s much cheaper.

In return for listening to just how clapped-out I am, I paid a fee of £90. It was the best investment I have ever made, and I strongly recommend you do the same. This wretched doctor has put the fight back in me. Never have I felt happier – defiant even – about my deep frown lines and collapsed cheeks. I chose them.

 

oooh dat mens ziet er niet uit.. de tering

 

Dankzij dit topic opnieuw afspraak voor Botox gemaakt! Bye frons en bye het altijd “boos kijken”.
Ik ga direct informeren naar Botox en migraine, hoor daar ook goede verhalen over.

 

Dat heb ik mij ook laten vertellen, dus alleen daarom zeker het proberen de moeite waard.
Nu heb ik ook geregeld nek migraine, maar daar schijnt het dus ook goed voor te helpen.