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non-celebrities alike are moving away from facial fillers and toward a more natural look. but some are finding those fillers have shifted, fallen or migrated, forcing them to make the jump from needles to knives. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> right over here. >> there's a new trend on the red carpet. >> over the shoulder. >> celebrities opening up about dissolving facial fillers. >> i call my doctor. i was like, hey, when can i come in to take this out? >> and swearing them off for good? ariana grande telling entertainment tonight. >> i'm still clean, i'm still clean, but i love it and i support it, but i am still four years clean. >> real housewives of beverly hills star yolanda hadid posting about embracing a new esthetic, writing that she's living in a body free of breast implants, fillers, botox, extensions and courteney cox talking about removing her fillers on the los angeles podcast. >> i was just doing too many fillers and then having to have them removed, which thank god

they are removable. but i think i've messed. i messed up a lot and now luckily i can. you know, i was able to reverse most of that. >> if i hadn't gotten botox in three years. >> ryan george is 26 years old and started his cosmetic journey almost a decade ago with fillers. what made you get fillers? >> i had always seen on social media other influencers. kylie jenner at that time was, i think 16 years old, getting her lips done and just seeing that kind of noise everywhere. seeing the influencers apply products to their lips that were beautiful and full was a big motivator. i was sort of looking for a look of super plump lips. i wanted them full round. >> so you were thinking. >> the. >> bigger the better. exactly, yeah. >> ryan was just 18 years old when he got his first injection

of fillers in his lips. >> 18 you were so young. >> when my 18th birthday was coming up, because that's the legal age to get it. i was determined one day when i was in high school, i ran over to the med spa, got my lips done, and went back to class right after that. >> this is what ryan looked like at 17 before he had any cosmetic work done. >> here we go. >> let's see. >> when you look at this photo and you see this version of ryan, what comes to mind right away? >> kind of sad. it was someone that i wasn't, like, happy to look at back then. >> the fillers, he says, changed everything. >> my favorite thing truly was the change. it was not necessarily the shock value, but being able to see something i didn't like, address it and move on and be happy with it. >> that trip to the med spa in high school was just the beginning. >> i had gone back two months later, and then three months

after that i went back as well. and then i think it was probably 4 or 5 months after that. so my frequency built up for sure. >> these injectables, sometimes described as dissolving over time. >> it's often said to be a temporary fix because the filler will naturally dissipate or dissolve. but we're learning more and more that many of these substances are persistent in people's body for longer than they may think, and that exposes people to risks that we are only beginning to understand. >> for years, ryan says he kept getting more lip filler and eventually cheek filler as well, until it all became too much. >> lips are way out of proportion, cheeks i felt uncomfortable, i felt an anxiety, i felt like i was being looked at and not seen. so i thought i'd give it time. and then two years later, i still didn't recognize myself. and that was really where i went down. the change of dissolving and surgical intervention.

>> so ryan began to undo what he had spent thousands of dollars and years of his life doing. he had some of his fillers dissolved, then got a rhinoplasty, and at only 25 years old, a brow and eye lift. what was that process like? >> it was an interesting landscape being, you know, a younger man. it comes with a lot of judgment from plastic surgeons. you have to admit to someone not only that you made mistakes, but that you're not happy with the way you look. and that's a very vulnerable thing with anyone, whether it's a friend or a doctor. >> he says he sees now that he didn't fully understand how fillers work when he first started getting them. >> our knowledge on fillers was not what it was today, it was that fillers aren't permanent. so you need more, you need more, you need more. >> there haven't been procedures like cosmetic procedures and esthetic procedures that can actually alter young people's faces and bodies to the degree that we have today. there also hasn't been the pressure that young people are receiving on

social media to look a certain way. so this is really unprecedented. >> ryan says the surgical lifts were his best option. >> i'm happier now with the way my face looks. given that surgery was an intervention or an option of altering my chin, altering my nose, altering my face in a way that naturally would have not been possible or achievable through a med spa procedure. you can kind of see our point of entry and vectors here that help pull this structure up. >> not afraid to be vulnerable with his journey, posting his recovery and before and afters on tiktok, his videos viewed hundreds of thousands of times. >> like, i felt like if i lifted my brows anymore, the droopiness would just be like, grotesque. >> what was the reaction on social media? >> it's very negative. >> really? >> truly. yeah. when it comes from any wheelhouse of i see no difference. you should have spent that money on something else, clearly, or before it was

better. why would you botch yourself? and i don't agree with any of them. and i've been putting up with negative comments regarding my decisions for a long time now. my face is altered, but i recognize myself and i see a version of myself i'm happy with. >> the face is one of the most complicated areas on the body in terms of blood vessels, nerves and muscles. and i think that what people don't realize is that one of the reasons why it requires such expertise is because the risk of complication is so high, and the risk of disfigurement is so high that you have to make sure you're doing it with someone who knows exactly what they're doing. >> 30 year old jesse is doing just that, consulting a plastic surgeon. she says the jaw filler she got at another clinic a year ago had visibly migrated. >> so you had mentioned that you had some filler dissolved? yeah. can you tell me whereabouts that was on your face? >> yeah. so i got my jawline and

recently it shifted from a massage. so it's up here. >> from a massage. >> it shifted. yeah. that's interesting. a little on the other side, doctor. >> here we go. just make sure the bed is flat. >> a double board certified facial plastic surgeon is now removing that filler as part of a previously scheduled lipo procedure. >> 15 years ago, it was only like patients, 50s and 60s and 70s. but now we're definitely seeing 30s and 40s coming in like almost, almost a quarter of my patients right now. >> and they're not just coming for injectables. >> we are seeing a lot of younger patients coming in, especially in their 40s now, coming in for facelifts or even like early 50s. >> and that smoothness that someone would get with a facelift. how long does that last? >> it will last as long as you do. so let's make you look ten years younger with a facelift. it's not that we stop you from aging, but you'll always look ten years younger than if you never did the procedure. a little bit of swelling, potential bruising for a couple of days. okay. >> he says every case should be looked at individually and has reservations about treating very

young patients. if somebody. >> were 18 and they walked into your practice and. >> they either wanted botox filler or an actual procedure or cosmetic procedure or cosmetic surgery, what would your practice do? >> we basically filter out those patients. i think 18 is probably a little young, but there are some patients who are congenitally have eyebags and very deep, deep set eyes, and they want to look more fresh. i can help you, right. but i'm going to go super conservative and discuss with you your options. i think if you're coming in 2020 to 25, i don't think most people are going to be a facelift candidate. >> so what are the possible dangers that come with a facelift? >> with any procedure, there's always four risks of bleeding infection, scarring and nerve damage. >> ryan hopes telling his story will help those who are just starting their cosmetic journeys. >> i'm grateful for my experience, even the bad of it, because that's how i got here. through that, i was able to learn and make better decisions when it came to permanent solutions.

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>> welcome back. today in a utah courtroom, a story that captured headlines across the country. a utah wife and mother of three accused of murder. killing her husband with fentanyl. her family and lawyers say she would never hurt him. prosecutors say there's evidence to the contrary. some of that evidence now under challenge. >> reporter. >> for the first time in months, corey richardson's back in court. the 34 year old accused of fatally poisoning her husband and father of her three sons. >> what started as. >> a. >> shocking alleged killing of a spouse and then became the shocking story of a grief book that this mother wrote, and the evidence has just continued to sort of roll like a snowball. and i think that today was no exception. >> her new defense team arguing that key evidence should be thrown out, including electronic data from her phone taken during a traffic stop.

>> corey richardson's defense attorneys are saying that the warrant that was present during this five hour long traffic stop was not meant to search the vehicle. according to both officers at the scene was not read her miranda warnings or miranda rights. >> it's the latest chapter in a story that's captivated the nation. >> my husband passed away unexpectedly last year. it completely took us all by shock. >> just months before she was arrested, corey released a children's book, are you with me, about an angel wing clad deceased father watching over his sons. she says she wrote it to help her children cope with the loss of their father. >> it's just comforting to them to know that, you know, they're not living this life alone. like dad is still here. it's just in a different way. >> last year, richardson, speaking out from behind bars and audio, released to abc news proclaiming her innocence against all charges she's facing. >> what it really does is protect eric at all costs. what i really didn't do is part of my husband. i could not and would

not ever do that to eric or anyone for that matter. i will not give up. i will not give in. please, just give me a chance. >> her family standing by her. >> i do not believe in my heart. corey could ever. not just kill eric, but kill anything or anyone. >> she loves her. her boys way too much to take their father away from them. >> reporter. >> in the early hours of march 4th, 2022, paramedics were called to the richards home in a small mountain town in utah. eric richards was found dead in his bedroom in his system, according to autopsy records, was about five times the lethal police they had been celebrating and that she made them both moscow mules. she says eric told her he also took a thc gummy. >> but it was discovered that he died from a fentanyl overdose. and from speaking to eric's

family, law enforcement starting to piece together that corey richards was in fact attempting to murder eric richards. >> according to the court documents, eric's family says he warned them that if anything happened to him, corey was to blame. the prosecution ■says corey's first alleged attempt on eric's life was just two weeks before his death. investigators claim she purchased several dozen fentanyl pills that week. according to charging documents, an unnamed close friend said on valentine's day, eric took one bite of a sandwich. corey left for him and then broke into hives, eventually injecting himself with his son's epipen and drinking a bottle of benadryl. prosecutors say eric later called another close friend and said, i think my wife tried to poison me. >> prosecutors are alleging that corey richards learned and developed a better technique to ultimately kill eric richards. >> she learned she needed something stronger. she also learned how to administer it. >> prosecutors allege corey

spiked her husband's moscow mule with fentanyl. authorities say they also uncovered a digital trail that showed after her husband's death, corey was allegedly googling things like, what is a lethal dose of fentanyl? and if someone is poisoned, what goes down on the death certificate? her defense says none of her searches indicate guilt and emphasized that those searches were done after his death. >> one of the things that defense attorneys are definitely going to jump on is the fact that law enforcement found no fentanyl, the substance that they're alleging killed eric richards within the home of corey and eric richards. >> corey's family say her marriage to eric was a happy one and that she is a loving, devoted wife and mother. >> she does everything. >> from boy scout leader to soccer to you name it. she's involved in everything. >> they were very much. >> in love. they were very happy. >> they were in probably the best spot that we've seen them in in a long time. at the time of his death. >> they believe eric's death was

an accident. >> eric loved to party. he loved to have a good time. the simplest answer is often the correct one is most likely an accidental overdose. >> i believe eric may have gotten pain pills and didn't realize that they had fentanyl in them. if you knew would never, ever do this. not only to eric, but to those boys. >> it's an assertion that eric's family disputes. >> he was a person who took very good care of his health. and so to try to cast the, the, the light on him that we've seen recently is really troubling. it's really it's sad. >> corey's grief, they say, is all a facade. >> we have watched as corey has paraded around portraying herself as a grieving widow, widow and victim while trying to profit from the death of my brother. >> law enforcement alleges that corey richards took out life insurance policies before the

alleged murder. prosecutors say that eric richards didn't even want his estate or any property to be left to his wife. he was actually speaking to attorneys to try to find a way to cut her out of his will, or even file for divorce. >> prosecutors also claim corey was in debt to the tune of over $2.5 million. court documents allege that while corey had given up her right to eric's successful construction business, she would inherit his share if he died while they were married. >> she was. >> deep in. >> debt, and the way to get out of that debt was to kill eric richards. >> being bad. >> with money does not make you a murderer. >> the case is set to go to trial in the end of april. we will, of course, follow that case. when we come back, today's oscar nominations, the shocks, the snubs and possible history the snubs and possible history in thelly need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better

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