Teresa Giudice decided to temporarily dissolve her lip fillers to correct the migration and give her natural pout a chance after she was criticized for her appearance.
On Saturday, the Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 52, who recently ‘threatened’ certain members of the House of Villains cast, attacked her. tiktok page to respond to critics and attract his 208.6 thousand followers to correct his stuffing.
‘I know a lot of you make comments about my lips. “I like my lips, but I’m going to try another way,” the reality star said while filming her medical spa appointment.
The TV personality explained that when she noticed her lip filler, which she first received in 2018, was migrating, she called her nurse injector Chanel at BeYouth Medspa in Caldwell, New Jersey.
Her nurse, who had previously given her botox, said: “Instead of a fuller look, we’ll go for more height, a crisper vermilion edge.” A more natural look.’
Teresa Giudice decided to temporarily dissolve her lip fillers to correct the migration and give her natural pout a chance after she was criticized for her appearance.
‘I know a lot of you make comments about my lips. “I like my lips, but I’m going to try another way,” the reality star said while filming her medical spa appointment.
The vermilion border is “the line of demarcation between the lips and the surrounding skin,” according to Hayes Valley Medical Esthetics.
In the difficult-to-watch clip with a content warning, Guidice explained that she was looking forward to “starting over” and was “a little nervous, but excited.”
She sat on the treatment table and fans watched as her lips were prepped with a numbing cream and special enzymes that dissolved hyaluronic acids were injected.
When the process was finished, the E! Star said the procedure went smoothly, with no pain or burning sensation. She stated that her lips felt numb.
Hours later, she checked back in with her fans and explained that her swelling had “gone down” and she had to wait two weeks to “start over” with her filler.
‘hi guys! Come with me to dissolve my lips @beyouthmedspa,’ the five-foot-eight beauty wrote in the caption.
The post was a hit among her fans, racking up 13,000 likes and 700 comments, as well as more than 1,000 shares.
Fans quickly took to the comments to express their support for the reality star with one writing: ‘Leave them disbanded!! You look amazing, less can be more!’
Another chimed in: ‘Keep your lips natural!!! They’re stunning and you look younger!’
Guidice first revealed that she underwent cosmetic procedures to improve her appearance in 2018, while she was on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
The television personality explained that when she noticed her lip filler was migrating, she called her injecting nurse Chanel at BeYouth Medspa in Caldwell, New Jersey.
In the difficult-to-watch clip with a content warning, Guidice explained that she was looking forward to “starting over” and was “a little nervous, but excited.”
She sat on the treatment table and fans watched as her lips were prepped with numbing cream and special enzymes that dissolve hyaluronic acid were injected.
When the process was finished, the E! Star said the procedure went smoothly, with no pain or burning sensation.
She claimed that her lips felt numb afterwards.
Teresa used a vibrating tool to massage her lips during the procedure.
Hours later, she checked back in with her fans and explained that her swelling had “gone down” and she had to wait two weeks to “start over” with her filler.
Giudice has previously faced criticism from fans who believed she was retouching their snaps; In the photo 2022
When asked if she’s had any other procedures besides Botox, the reality star admitted to having “a little bit” of lip fillers. “I’m not going to lie, I’ll tell you,” he told the host.
She also revealed that she had gotten her breasts done to make them look fuller after joking that her previous cup size was too small for her preference.
‘When I started, I didn’t have any. I got like a minus A,’ she joked, thanking her plastic surgeon, Dr. Barry DiBernardo.