If you could un-invent something, what would it be?

If I could un-invent something, it would be facial fillers. They migrate, swell, and leave you with a “pillow face” that doesn’t go away. Months later, you often need another procedure just to fix the first one. Fillers age you instead of enhancing you—women in their twenties end up looking far older than they are. And the worst part? Once people get them, they keep going back for more, not realizing how unnatural or even terrible they actually look. Every woman starts looking the same: the same lips, the same cheeks, the same chin. Duck lips are my biggest ick—they look incredibly hideous and completely unnatural. There’s literally nothing unique left.

I really wish we could embrace our natural features instead of chasing a manufactured idea of perfection. There’s beauty in quirks, in imperfections, in faces that actually tell stories. Chasing something that doesn’t last—and that can even ruin your features—feels like a loss rather than a gain. Sometimes, the best enhancements are the ones you never need to inject.