A photograph or online claim cannot establish which treatment another person has had or whether it would suit you.
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Look beyond the image
Lighting, make-up, camera angle, expression, editing and the timing of a photograph can change appearance. A before-and-after comparison is not a clinical record.[1]
Avoid using a celebrity as a medical plan
Your anatomy, health, goals and recovery needs are individual. A practitioner should explain what is realistic for you and the limits and risks of a proposed procedure.
Ask useful questions instead
Discuss relevant experience, the facility, alternatives, complications and aftercare. Take time to decide rather than choosing a treatment because a trend or public figure has made it familiar.
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Sources
[1] NHS: Choosing who will perform a cosmetic procedure · ↑ Back to text