Doctors say 'zombie filler'—cadaver fat injections for patients who’ve lost fat due to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs—offer a faster, more natural alternative to traditional fillers, but safety and ethical concerns persist.
A new plastic surgery trend dubbed "Mar-a-Lago Face," characterized by exaggerated features and heavy makeup, is emerging among Trump associates like Kimberly Guilfoyle and Laura Loomer. This look, reminiscent of Fox News anchor styles, contrasts with the current trend towards subtlety in cosmetic procedures. As Trump potentially returns to the White House, there is speculation that this bold aesthetic could influence Washington D.C.'s style, despite the city's traditionally conservative approach to cosmetic enhancements.
A trend dubbed "Mar-a-Lago face," characterized by exaggerated cosmetic enhancements, is emerging among individuals in Donald Trump's circle, including figures like Lara Trump and Kimberly Guilfoyle. This look, marked by angular cheekbones and full lips, contrasts with traditional D.C. aesthetics and raises questions about whether Trump's potential return to the White House could popularize this style nationwide. Despite the conservative nature of Washington's style, many politicos discreetly seek cosmetic procedures, with dermatologist Tina Alster noting the prevalence of such practices among high-profile figures.