



Replying to one fan's comment about looking like the 'old' Kylie, the Lip Kit creator responded: "I got rid of all my filler."

As Kim Kardashian West's little sister made the revelation, some speculated that the big lip phase is over. 

Kylie Jenner reveals to fans she's had her lip fillers removed

Amber Davies, who famously got fillers after leaving the Love Island villa, retweeted a message that read: "The big lip phase is no more, Kylie Jenner has spoken," asking if this was indeed the end to lip fillers. 

Sharing the sentiment, another tweeted: "Good thing I didn't end up getting lip fillers since @KylieJenner got rid of her’s aka fake lips are out."

Another said: "Kylie Jenner getting rid of her lip fillers feels like the end of an era."

While a third pondered: "Kylie Jenner got her lip fillers taken out. Hmm, could this be the end of the injection era?"

Kylie Jenner was known for her very full pout

Could this be true? Well, according to one expert, the trend is much more likely to lead  to more 'natural' finishes rather than abandoning fillers altogether. 

Cosmetic and Dental Surgeon Dr Krystyna exclusively told OK! Online: "Nowadays, people are after a more natural enhancement and different techniques."

She revealed that in her own clinics, more and more women are after an "enhancement" rather than a "drastic change" when it comes to their pout.

And in response: "Materials have been developed to aspire to this."

Dr Krystyna offered her expert insight
Is the trend for excessive lip fillers over?

What are the more natural looking lip filler treatments on offer?

1. Surgical fat transfers

This moves fat from areas such as thighs into the lips. Dr Krystyna explains: "Fat grafting has been known to be one of the best semi-permanent treatments, however there is a risk of over-filling the lips which makes them appear ducky and fake.

"They last the longest but it is very difficult to avoid lumpiness and produce a natural result."



There a different lip filler treatments now on offer


How does removing lip fillers work?

The expert cosmetic surgeon explained: " This can be done with a product called Hyalase.



Talk through your options with a medical cosmetic surgeon


As a one in a 1000 patients could be subject to an allergic reaction to hyalase itself (with serious medical implications) most people wanting to follow in Kylie's lead are recommend to stick it out.

