Yasmin Tayag

Multiple women I spoke to mentioned Vanderpump Rules and The Real Housewives series. So I don't really watch these shows, but what my friends told me was that on these shows, the women are very open about their Botox use. I get Botox and I get filler. I've always done that.

And I take care of my skin. Lots of water.

And I take care of my skin. Lots of water.

And I take care of my skin. Lots of water.

And I lost some weight. And I think that openness just sort of bled out into the wider culture, leading us to a place where people aren't really embarrassed anymore.

And I lost some weight. And I think that openness just sort of bled out into the wider culture, leading us to a place where people aren't really embarrassed anymore.

And I lost some weight. And I think that openness just sort of bled out into the wider culture, leading us to a place where people aren't really embarrassed anymore.

There are some other things, of course, driving this baby Botox trend. I mean, the fact that so many people are on their phones all the time, taking photos of themselves, streaming on TikTok. You know, you're looking at your face constantly.

There are some other things, of course, driving this baby Botox trend. I mean, the fact that so many people are on their phones all the time, taking photos of themselves, streaming on TikTok. You know, you're looking at your face constantly.

There are some other things, of course, driving this baby Botox trend. I mean, the fact that so many people are on their phones all the time, taking photos of themselves, streaming on TikTok. You know, you're looking at your face constantly.

I'm 39 years old, I'm obsessed with skincare, and this is my nighttime routine for glass skin, including a new product.

I'm 39 years old, I'm obsessed with skincare, and this is my nighttime routine for glass skin, including a new product.

I'm 39 years old, I'm obsessed with skincare, and this is my nighttime routine for glass skin, including a new product.

And the same goes for having been on Zoom for all of the pandemic.

And the same goes for having been on Zoom for all of the pandemic.

And the same goes for having been on Zoom for all of the pandemic.

When you're looking at your face all the time, you're spending more time with the wrinkles and the fine lines that are forming. I think broadly our culture has just become so visual. We're always looking at faces on social media. We're seeing our faces juxtaposed with those of celebrities who look incredible, possibly because they are doing so much baby Botox and other procedures.

When you're looking at your face all the time, you're spending more time with the wrinkles and the fine lines that are forming. I think broadly our culture has just become so visual. We're always looking at faces on social media. We're seeing our faces juxtaposed with those of celebrities who look incredible, possibly because they are doing so much baby Botox and other procedures.

When you're looking at your face all the time, you're spending more time with the wrinkles and the fine lines that are forming. I think broadly our culture has just become so visual. We're always looking at faces on social media. We're seeing our faces juxtaposed with those of celebrities who look incredible, possibly because they are doing so much baby Botox and other procedures.

Yeah.