Gracyanne Barbosa, Gkay and more celebs regain their natural looks after ‘facial dissonance’; What the experts say

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The specialist explains that the process involves the use of substances such as hyaluronidase, an enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid previously applied in facial fillers. In addition, the doctor can combine with other corrective techniques to adjust the volume and restore the natural harmony of the face.

– The idea is to restore balance and smoothness to the face, removing excess without compromising the patient’s natural features – he tells GLOBO.

This procedure is performed in a minimally invasive manner, allowing for faster recovery and visibly more natural results.

Dr. Paolo highlights that this shift is not new, but has been reinforced over the years. Many choose less invasive procedures that ensure a more natural appearance. The traditional facelift, which often results in a tightened appearance, is gradually being replaced by the Jowl Lift, a simpler technique with natural-preserving results.

— Jowl Lift is less invasive and provides facial rejuvenation without compromising facial expression, something that patients greatly appreciate.

– Going for a natural look has never been so popular. He points out that patients still want aesthetic procedures, but they are now prioritizing more precise and harmonious results, avoiding the hype that was common a few years ago.

Dr. Paolo explains that this movement is in line with the loss of popularity of exaggerated filters on social media, which are now considered “out of fashion.”

– Today, those who appear without a filter and with a naturally beautiful face end up gaining more fans and engagement online – he says.

To a dermatologist Victor Bishara, the “Boom“Facial symmetry, or in many cases facial asymmetry, seems to be decreasing in recent years.

— The use of facial fillers for cosmetic purposes is still a very important possibility, but what we have seen is, again, a standardization of beauty and facial shapes and proportions that, logically, will not look good on all faces. Everything that frames, unites, limits – highlights.

doctor. Maeve Corallo He says that for a long time there has been a tendency to standardize facial symmetry with heavy faces, exaggerated amount of fillers and disproportionately prominent mouths.

– The population is beginning to realize that these exaggerations often age patients and cause more deformities than “alignment”. The underestimation of aesthetic procedures, often performed by professionals without the necessary qualifications and without the necessary anatomical knowledge, has contributed to this wave of facial “asymmetry”. Aesthetic procedures should always be used to highlight the beauty of each individual, delay the signs of aging, but should never strive for uniformity, says the plastic surgeon.

Dermatologist Maria Eduarda Ladera This is reflected in patients frequently entering offices with distorted images and excessive amounts of fillings, developing self-esteem and even functional problems.