I’m 54 and started having fillers done here and there in my 40s. I wouldn’t do it again if I could go back. Even if you don’t have a particularly adverse reaction, it looks good for a period of time but builds up over time and starts to look weird. I will comment that my friends who did what I did all look a little weird now that we are in our 50s. Overblown, a bit puffy, with some areas that look younger than other parts, and just weird. Ironically the friends who did next to nothing seem to be aging more beautifully. If I had a big issue like a gobble neck, I would take care of it, but I would stay away from fillers.

Anonymous wrote:I’m a little surprised to read about all of these people getting filler in their 30s.

Why? That's when people start to see the lines and sagging associated with aging but skin is still relatively firm and plump enough that filler will help. Once you get to 50s+ then you are sort of beyond filler and into facelift territory.

Also lot of young women, even college age, use filler for that Instagram look. A lot of women don't want to look natural, that's the point for them.

I’m a little surprised to read about all of these people getting filler in their 30s.