Kylie Jenner's shocking Paris Fashion Week appearance: Expert suggests under-eye fillers
The Kardashian-Jenner family is widely recognized as the most influential in advancing beauty trends. The celebrities are known for their use of cosmetic surgery such as butt or breast enhancements, lip fillers, and Botox. Although they seem to be opting for a more natural look presently, eagle-eyed internet users wasted no time in scrutinizing the recent images of Kylie Jenner.
The star’s appearance during Paris Fashion Week, where paparazzi are ever-present, spurred numerous photos that spotlighted the state of her skin under her eyes. This unexpected spotlight on the 26-year-old celebrity has raised curiosity among her fans.
Did Kylie Jenner Use Fillers? An Expert Weighs In
Fans began to analyze the latest photos of Kylie Jenner and were quick to notice that the skin under her eyes appeared remarkably unnatural. This resulted in an outcry among fans, given her youth and status as one of the most beautiful women in entertainment.
"What's under her eyes? Is it filler, or is it Botox? I was considering Botox at 30, but this makes me reconsider. Is this what your face looks like post-Botox without Instagram filters? Kylie, sweetie... It would be best if you asked for a refund from your surgeon!" - read one comment from TikTok.
The Sun contacted Saleena Zimri, founder of an overseas aesthetic medicine clinic. The expert believes Kylie Jenner has significant fillers under her eyes to smooth out her tear troughs.
"Kylie has fillers under her eyes, as evidenced by the skin volume. The tear trough zone has minimal fat content, hence its thin appearance. This becomes more prominent with aging and the decrease in hyaluronic acid and collagen levels," Zimri expounded.
The expert also cautioned against the procedure Kylie Jenner may have opted for. Choosing unsuitable products could potentially result in swelling and lumps under the eye.
"Extra care should be taken when injecting fillers in this area to avoid overfilling or using products not designed for the eyes. Otherwise, it can lead to uncomfortable swellings or lump formations. Placing too close to the skin's surface might cause water retention, resulting in a tired look." she further cautioned.
