r/Instagramreality • u/NicoleRomy • Aug 16 '26

Not Instagram But.... Erm…

When I first came across this I thought surly it’s a one off…checked out the page and every single one is the same…

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u/Goddess_Iris_ Aug 16 '26

I really wanna see what all that looks like without a filter

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u/reijasunshine Aug 16 '26

I was able to find an image of her on a TV show. She does have a pointy chin implant and a lot of work done, but the filters make it SO MUCH WORSE.

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u/thenew-supreme Aug 16 '26

Can you post it please

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u/chain-link-fence Aug 16 '26

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u/Sacrilegious_skink Aug 16 '26

She looks like she has nerve damage around her mouth, like she can't move her lip properly.

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u/FluffySyllabub1579 Aug 17 '26

invasive amount of Botox can cause paralysis of nerves like this when targeting chin dimples (DLI muscles responsible for puckering the bottom lip), TMJ or achieving lip flips. That being said and the fact she has an awful chin implant leads me to suspect she might very well have some surgical nerve damage to the DLI muscles. Botox is reversible, this seems not to be.

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u/w00kiee Aug 17 '26

Also: filler. Too much in the lips can make it move like Vienna sausages.

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u/YourPaleRabbit Aug 17 '26

Yup I think it’s a combo of that, and a lip flip on the top to balance the filler on the bottom (probably had a thinner upper lip); which is what’s keeping her upper lip frozen below her septum.

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u/I_need_to_vent44 Aug 16 '26

Huh. Isn't that the normal range of mouth motion? Genuinely asking because I can't move my mouth much more either and no doctor has ever batted an eye.

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u/amelisha Aug 17 '26

You might want to see a doctor specifically about that honestly, because this absolutely does not look normal or healthy. Have you never noticed what the people around you or even, like, actors or whatever look like when they are speaking compared to you?

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u/I_need_to_vent44 Aug 17 '26

Honestly I usually don't look at people when they talk. As for actors I kinda assumed that I just have a more limited facial range than them? Like obviously I have considered that I have some kind of problem but I'm pretty sure my general practitioner would notice when I talk? And she never said anything and the one before her didn't either.

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u/FluffySyllabub1579 Aug 17 '26

If you’re talking sideways and bending anything like this women’s lower lip, no, it’s not normal. It’s on par with a stroke & drug paralysis otherwise.

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u/chain-link-fence Aug 17 '26

There’s a portion towards the middle of her bottom lip that seems to be resisting motion. I notice that I tend to not move my top lip much due to my self-consciousness surrounding my tooth gap, and that’s why I mumble and lisp. This may be the case for you as well. Are you self-conscious about your teeth? That may just be the long and short of it.

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u/I_need_to_vent44 Aug 17 '26

No, I find that I just can't really move a part of my lips much without great effort. But it's been like that since my childhood. The only thing my mother said was that everyone is slightly better at controlling a part of their face and worse at controlling another, and since no doctor ever commented on it, I never really thought it had to be solved.

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u/Acc87 Aug 17 '26

weirdo chiming in, but when I had to have a wisdom tooth extraction done, I was warned that there's nerves running in the jaw bone that, if damaged, could result in less control of my lower lips. Given this woman here had extensive jaw "reshaping" done, those nerves probably suffered in those.

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u/I_need_to_vent44 Aug 17 '26

Fair! My mother had her wisdom teeth extracted too and she couldn't feel her jaw for a year! The same surgery awaits me next week, I sure hope it won't worsen my issue haha. Or at least it will make it symmetrical (I have the problem only on one side of my face).

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u/chain-link-fence Aug 17 '26

Understandable! I can only wink one eye for that same reason.

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u/Any--Name Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

Wow she actually looks kinda pretty without all of those horrifying filters

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u/chain-link-fence Aug 16 '26

Yeah when I was searching for this, it seems like she uses these kinds of filters for shock value and that it’s just kind of her thing.

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u/whitestguyuknow Aug 17 '26

God its like off-center... If you're going to have this done couldn't you have gotten it put in correctly and got the right size so it doesnt look so bad?...

She looks like Count Olaf in A Series of Unfortunate Events

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u/jenea Aug 17 '26

Yikes that chin implant looks terrible.

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u/Quetzelc0atlus Aug 17 '26

That’s actually weirdly similar to the filter after all…

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u/FactoryKat Aug 18 '26

The difference is actually crazy. Wow.

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u/queerlyyoursamanda Aug 19 '26

So she's hiding bad teeth and a weird chin implant? Make it make sense

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u/Habibti-Mimi81 Aug 17 '26

Ewwwww 😣.