Kylie Jenner Lip Injections? Youngest Kardashian Sparks More Plastic Surgery Rumors With Latest Look
Kylie Jenner has addressed plastic surgery rumors in the past, but that has not stopped fans from questioning her latest look. The 16-year-old is now being accused of getting lip injections, merely weeks after she denied getting a nose job.
“It appears she has had hyaluronic acid injected into her lips. This is administered via fillers such as Juvederm and Restylane,” Dr. Diamond, who has not worked with Jenner, told Radar Online.
In recent pictures the youngest Kardashian sister has uploaded onto Instagram, it does seem like her lips are fuller than usual, though it could just be a great lip plumper product.
Just earlier this month, Jenner expressed her outrage after being accused of altering her face with a nose job. “These plastic surgery rumors hurt my feelings, to be honest, and are kinda insulting. … Just in case anyone forgot ... I’m 16,” she wrote on Twitter.
In March, Jenner first sparked plastic surgery rumors, and fans of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" speculated that she got a nose job after her nose appeared thinner than usual in photos that she posted on Instagram. In addition to a nose job, reports also claimed she had gotten botox injections, a cosmetic procedure her older sister Kim has admitted to in the past.
Jenner is certainly not the only sister in the Kardashian clan to address plastic surgery rumors. In February, Kim went on a Twitter rant after being accused of getting "butt implants." And sister Khloe is starting to give Kim a run for her money, prompting rumors that she got butt implants. Fans of the Kardashians have noted recently that the youngest sister has been looking phenomenal lately after getting more fit in recent months. While Khloe, 29, may have lost weight, to many observers, it seems like she gained weight in her backside. However, a source close to her says the rumor is not true, and that she does not have implants, Rumor Fix reported.
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