Lisa Rinna Admits Fillers Were “not Good” for Her

Add chest experiences some cosmetic regret.

The 60-year-old TV personality admitted to overdoing it with dermal fillers after being accused of looking “unnatural”.

Nicole Smithan aesthetic doctor’s assistant, took to TikTok on Thursday, April 11, to warn viewers about the consequences of too much work.

“How do we avoid this over-the-top look that we’re seeing more and more on celebrities,” Smith said as images of Rinna from today and over 20 years ago appeared in the background. “The key to using dermal fillers or Botox is to maintain your youthful appearance, not to change your appearance.”

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Smith claimed that “too much filler” was applied to Rinna’s cheek and “middle of the face,” which “completely throws off the complete balance of the face.”

Smith added that “good” injections should be “undetectable.”

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Fans quickly flooded the comments section, saying that Rinna was now “unrecognizable” and looked “unnatural.”

Rinna quickly joined the conversation and agreed with the criticism.

“Skinvive is not for everyone,” Rinna wrote, alluding to the name of her special injection, which is a gel implant that is injected into specific areas of facial tissue to define or reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles.

“It wasn’t good for me,” Rinna explained. “Luckily we were able to break it up today. Angry.”

Rinna isn’t the only celebrity considering reversing facial fillers. Courteney Cox has famously spoken out about regretting the injections. In a March 2023 episode of the “Gloss Angeles” podcast, Cox, 59, called fillers her “biggest beauty mistake.”

“I thought I was getting older when I was really young, this is just a bummer, a waste of time,” Cox said, explaining her decision to try the injections.

She continued: “It’s a domino effect, it’s like you don’t realize you look a little off and then you move on because you look normal to yourself.”…You look in the mirror and think: ‘Oh, that looks good,’ you think, not knowing what it looks like to the outside world.”

Cox added that this revelation led her to have her fillers removed. “Thank God they’re removable,” she said. “I think I messed up a lot and now I’ve been able to make up for most of it, thankfully. [and now] I’m actually just older.”