DIY TWEAKMENTS
More and more people are choosing to enhance their natural appearance with facial fillers.
Plumped pouts, fuller cheeks and chiselled jawlines are becoming ubiquitous across the nation.
But with cosmetic surgery clinics closed in the global pandemic, some regular clients have resorted to at-home procedures, dubbed ‘DIY tweakments’.
Taking it one step further than at-home haircuts, Brits have been following YouTube videos and purchasing starter kits online.
Dr Rosh, leading aesthetics practitioner and medical director of KLNIK (), explains: ‘Over lockdown, many people could not access their usual aesthetic regime. This led to an increase in
