BRITS are snubbing Botox and lip fillers to copy celebs going for a more natural look, figures show.
Friends star Courteney Cox, 58, has joined Love Island favourites in having procedures reversed.
The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons revealed a 7.5 per cent drop in cosmetic facial work in the first three months of the year compared to 2022.
Actress Cox said she had “messed up a lot” when it came to facial work, while Love Island’s Faye Winter, 27, said she felt she had “ruined her face” by using large amounts of lip filler.
She told BBC 5 Live: “They became massive — the only feature you could see on my face was my protruding lips.
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“I always had big teeth thanks to my dad and always had small lips so they didn’t really frame my teeth as I would have liked them too.
“So I decided to have the filler put in to even out the balance.”
She added: “It wasn’t until I saw myself on screen, where I saw myself having conversations with people, and where I wasn’t posing and looking in the mirror.
“We all know we look different when we’re posing in the mirror, I felt I had completely ruined my face."
She said she only took action to reverse it after seeing herself on TV.
Expert Dr Kathryn Lloyd-Thomas said: “Faye is such an extreme case of such a large amount of filler.
"Her lips may never go back to the way they were.”
Faye added that she is now a “lot happier” and said: “The look I’ve got is the look I always wanted — without having to overdo it”.
And fellow Islander Molly-Mae Hague, 23, told host Naga Munchetty she “looked like a different person” after having her fillers dissolved.