Kaylah Walton
In a time when social media and popular culture often promote specific celebrity beauty ideals, many individuals are looking to enhance their appearances to match their favorite stars.
The influence of social media personalities and high-profile celebrities has sparked a significant increase in cosmetic procedures among those wanting to replicate these looks.
In a recent discussion with DailyMail.com, two plastic surgeons highlighted the most sought-after celebrity attributes from their clientele, showcasing features inspired by stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande.
Popular Celebrity Features Among Women
Dr. Smita Ramanadham, a plastic surgeon from New Jersey, mentioned that many women are visiting her practice for lip enhancement treatments, with a notable interest in the lips of Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter.
Dr. Ramanadham stated, “I see clients asking for lips similar to Taylor Swift, captivated by her elegant shape and defined cupid’s bow.”
The delicate, cupid bow lips of Swift are particularly popular, while recent trends show that Carpenter’s fuller lips have led to an increased desire for more volume in lip treatments.
“Patients understand that they won’t achieve an exact replica of a celebrity’s look due to their unique facial structures, but they often use these celebrities as inspiration for their own desired outcomes,” Dr. Ramanadham elaborated.
Moreover, there has been a noticeable shift towards more natural-looking lip enhancements, heavily influenced by Kylie Jenner‘s current approach to lip fillers.
Having decreased her previous lip filler volume, Jenner now showcases a more understated lip aesthetic, which has begun to alter perceptions surrounding cosmetic procedures.
This transition signifies a larger trend moving away from exaggerated lip enhancements, as many individuals link over-the-top modifications to an artificial appearance.
Lip augmentation treatments are generally administered using injectables like hyaluronic acid, which can enhance both volume and hydration of the lips. The longevity of these treatments can vary, lasting from a few months to over two years, based on the specific product used.
