Posts Tagged Trout Pout
Reader Question: Cougar Plastic Surgery in the OC?
Posted by admin in Dr D's Truth on March 18, 2013
You seem an approachable plastic surgeon. Do you see any of these cougars looking for too much plastic surgery to hunt down their cubs? Lip collagen? Too big breast implants? How can you do it when they look so deformed?
Cougars do not usually come to the office with a declaration of their evening activities. Once in a while an older gal will want to look much younger. Very rarely she will be open about what she intends to do with her new look however.
It is kinda like going to the body shop to get something fixed and being asked about where or how you plan to drive the car afterward. It is really none of my business.
In Orange County it is not like there is a pack of easily identified cougars roaming the offices of plastic surgeons. The question of what I might do with a woman who wanted more than I thought was a good idea of anything is the same.
If what she wants has relatively few bad effects I just do it. If she seems bent on a course that will make her look awful in the long run I decline. Usually I split the difference.
I don’t do Trout Pouts and I’d like the breast implants I place to not have problems if they can be avoided. We do what we can to make it happen that way.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2011-08-03 07:30:14.
Dr D’s “Trout Pout – Celebrity Fish Lip Fillers?”
Posted by admin in Dr D Comedy on August 23, 2012
Dr D’s Trout Pout Comedy Bit Mp3
Dr D pokes fun at the current practice of Lip Fillers and the tendencies of some celebrities to end up resembling fish after their placement.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2010-07-14 07:30:38.
Lady Gaga Trout Pout?
Posted by admin in Celebs a Talkin' on July 4, 2012
Lady Gaga is pretty adept at keeping the media at play. She has said previously:
“I have never had plastic surgery, and there are many pop singers who have,” Gaga said. “I think that promoting insecurity in the form of plastic surgery is infinitely more harmful than an artistic expression related to body modification,” she said. However Gaga had admitted recently that it was best to never say never. “I haven’t had any yet, I was born this way. But maybe after I pop out a few Gaga babies I’ll be not born this way anymore,” she said when asked about cosmetic work in March.
Source: zeenews.india.com/entertainment/glamtalk/lady-gaga-s-trout-
pout-pic-fuels-plastic-surgery-rumours_114578.htm
So this image lifted from @LadyGaga ‘s twitter account is pretty suspicious for a recent lip filler injection. Isn’t that plastic surgery?
Not exactly. Maybe it is “artistic expression related to body modification.”
Lip fillers and botulinum toxin injections are technically procedures many of which are done by non-plastic surgeons. They are temporary at least when done well.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Emmanuelle Beart Is Mad About Her Trout Pout
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery, plastic surgery news on March 14, 2012
French actress Emmanuelle Beart is using her own botched plastic surgery as a warning to anyone considering a procedure.
The proof is in the pictures.
Take a look at Beart’s before and after in these photos — from gorgeous to almost unrecognizable with those overplumped lips.
Beart, best known to American Audiences for her role in Mission Impossible, is doing her part to campaign against plastic surgery, raising awareness about what can go wrong.
She shares with Le Monde, “I had my mouth done when I was 27. It was a botched job. Obviously, if I had liked my mouth I wouldn’t have had it re-done.”
She added, “If a man or woman has something redone it is because he or she can no longer live with that part of their body, it is no longer bearable. Either they get help and find the strength to fight [the need to have plastic surgery] or they proceed with the act.”
Wow, it’s amazing to think that so many people can be that bothered by an imperfection that they can barely fight the need for plastic surgery.
Beart, who is 47, finally confirmed that she had work done, despite speculation for some time.
Given her surgery mishap, Beart says she was “profoundly affected” by it and wouldn’t do it again, adding, “It is a grave act in which you don’t necessarily foresee all the consequences.”
She sounds pretty bothered by the fact that she won’t endure further procedures, noting, “Just the idea of an injection these days devastates me. So I don’t know how I will get through these stages [of middle and old age).”
Source: limelife.com/blog-entry/Actress-Emmanuelle-Beart-Launches-
AntiCosmetic-Surgery-Campaign-Following-Botched-Procedures-PHOTOS
/138835.html
Actresses can be so dramatic. Emmanuelle Beart apparently had a negative experience with lip injections. Now because she had a bad experience she is on a crusade against the dangers of plastic surgery. Go figure.
We have discussed the ups and downs of lip injections before. It is all in the doctor’s experience and the choice of filler. The safer fillers do not last very long. Silicone gel injections can be a nightmare. Perhaps Ms Beart had silicone injections. This would put her behind the “silicone eight ball” so to speak. Just ask Lisa Rinna.
That is not to say that lip injections or plastic surgery in general must always go down a negative path. The problem with some celebrities is they cannot seem to realize this fact. If her experience was negative, then maybe she sees herself as the proverbial heroine warning the public. Another possibility is that this is just a re-run of “quick and dirty PR.” Plastic surgery stories in pretty celebrities are pretty readily picked up in the media.
I hope Ms Beart did not have silicone injected, but doubt she would be so disfigured over the long term if she stuck with safer hyaluronic acid based materials. We have warned here ad nauseum that informed patients should stay away from silicone injections. They have a much higher risk potential than is acceptable.
If Ms Beart had a moderate amount of a hyaluronic acid based filler injected and didn’t like it, it would have long sense dissolved never to be seen again unless she returned for re-treatment. Then again she was treated twenty years ago. The choices then were limited and silicone problems were less well known. Silicone gel injections tend to rear their ugly heads like B movie monsters that just never seem to perish despite the heroic attempts of the cast. Maybe Emmanuelle has seen some of this which is indeed a shame.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Related:
Jessica Simpson admits to "Trout Pout"
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery on October 10, 2011
Source: usmagazine.com/node/1841
Jessica Simpson came clean on her use of Restylane for her lips. She complained that it looked fake and then that it didn’t last. She admitted to nothing else on other cosmetic surgery though.
Jess, you can always have less injected if you want “natural?”
Just some friendly advice. 
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2006-09-09 11:16:00.
Reader Laura on Stephanie Pratt & Plastic Surgery
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery on February 2, 2011
Reader Comment:
Stephanie Pratt is shown here with her new face. The most noticeable change is her lips. Her new nose actually doesn’t look bad to me but her lips are a bit much. (I also wish that that shade of pink lipstick would become illegal to wear.)
Pic Source: thehollywoodgossip.com/2009/09/bad-plastic-surgery-watch-stephanie-pratt/
I think her nose looks good. I agree the lips are the recipient of too much filler (trout pout) but this is common as the “style” in Beverly Hills and Newport Beach. I would have encouraged her to use half the amount of filler. At least the lip filler will go away as it is likely non permanent. She will probably go get a refill however.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2009-10-16 08:00:12.
Reader Laura on a Changed Madonna
Posted by admin in plastic surgery news on January 11, 2011
Reader Laura’s Comment:
This recent story the Sun is running asks if Madonna has had work done. The pictures they have show her looking swollen & puffy as well as considerably older than her 52 years. The Sun asked a UK doctor his opinion. While listing off the things he think Madonna has had done he says:
“The problem is that while British doctors like me tend to use half a syringe or at most one syringe of filler, often US doctors use up to two syringes so the look is more pronounced. ”
Is it true that US doctors use twice as much as UK Drs? Is this recommended? Is there a recommended amount or is it just on a patient by patient case?
Source: thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/woman/3253193/Has-Madonna-had-work-done-on-her-face.html
Madonna has certainly had work done, but has any of it been recently? Probably.
There are points in the article with which I agree namely the “puffiness” comments. Many docs (although I am not sure about the tendencies in the UK) use too much filler (my opinion of course.) The funny thing is that many patients ask for this overfilled look. I try to encourage my patients to use less filler and they do relative to the clients of other local doctors. Some choose to go elsewhere if I do not go far enough for them. This stuff is personal.
In the use of fillers, there is no universal “recommended amount.” Many doctors use quite a bit more than I do. Maybe their clients like the look. I try to avoid the Trout Pout and the cherubic faces that too much filler seems to create.
Then again, in looking at these Madonna images, she might have just recently had surgery and the swelling/distortion has yet to subside.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Do They Read The Blogs?
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery, Injection Hell on October 12, 2010
In looking at some of the blog cosmetic surgery celeb bits, I wonder if the physicians that performed these procedures ever read the blogs to see how their patients look. Do these women like the way the look? How much of this is true and how much is PhotoShop?
Some Lips a la Rainbow Trout [hollywoodrag.com/index.php?/weblog/comments/hollywood_lip_injections]
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2006-04-09 22:06:00.
Goldie Hawn – Trout Pout? Well, not exactly…
Posted by admin in celebrity plastic surgery on August 26, 2010
She’d just popped out to get a coffee – but it looked like Goldie Hawn had got a quick fix of collagen too if her lips were anything to go by.
The 64-year-old actress’s mouth looked oddly immobile as she walked in New York – with lips not so much beestung, as attacked by a killer swarm with Botox in their stings.
The Private Benjamin star has long been rumoured to have flirted with filler and suchlike, but has always denied having any plastic surgery.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1299960/Goldie-Hawn-looks-like-shes-got-dreaded-trout-pout.html
Goldie in the image at Dailymail looks like she’s probably had filler to the whole upper lip “aesthetic unit” (which includes the area below the nostrils as well) not just the lip itself as in the classic Trout Pout. If the lip wasn’t moving too much when the photographer imaged her, it is possible that she had some Botulinum toxin as well.
I kinda prefer lips that move, but at least when they don’t there are no wrinkles.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Reader Laura on the Lindsay Lohan Trout Pout
Posted by admin in Lip Filler on August 10, 2010
Reader Question:
Lindsay Lohan seems to have developed the “trout pout” once again. I always wonder why these celebrities seem to think this looks good.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1213220/What-HAVE-Lindsay-Lohan-goes-trout-pout-shows-pumped-lips.html
The real question is what looks good. It sounds like a silly question but whereas some people want to look natural others want to look “supernatural” in the area of lip fillers just like breast implants. I posted a conservative lip filler “Before and After” on the blog a few years ago and many readers could not tell the difference. They were likely used to seeing much larger Trout Pout lips.
I give patients a mirror when I do lip injections so they can tell me how much they want. Some patients end up with a partially saved syringe for later and for others we use it all.
As usual, it is all relative.
BTW – One of the Daily Mail readers likely had it right. Collagen is rarely used these days. It is far more likely Lilo had one of the hyaluronic acid-based products injected.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2009-09-22 08:00:34.
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