Should Kate Middleton get her lips plumped before the Royal Wedding?

Judges say… Yes!

Kate is an absolutely stunning Princess-to-be, and she will look drop dead gorgeous no matter what! But if she wanted to do something quick and easy to spice up her look for the Royal Wedding, here’s what she should have done…

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1. A Quick Lip Plumping with Juvederm

Kate’s upper lip is just a bit too thin. The upper lip should always be just a bit less full than the lower lip, but not significantly so. A very small amount of a soft natural filler like Juvederm Ultra could plump her upper lip in a barely perceptible way, and take a few years off of her face. Lip augmentation is a wonderful procedure when it’s done correctly! Very safe, very natural, takes less than 20 minutes, and virtually pain free.

2. Botox to Brighten Her Eyes

Botox is a fantastic way to wash away tiredness and stress that we all hold around our eyes and brow. In less than 10 minutes, Kate could have her brow softened and her eyes brightened to give her that back-from-vacation look that looks amazing in pictures!

3. A Clinical Facial to Make Her Skin Glow

A “clinical” facial is very different from a regular facial that you might get at a spa. Clinical facials include intense exfoliative treatments like glycolic peels and masks, as well as special devices that plump fine lines around the eyes and mouth. Exfoliation + pore cleansing + fine line plumping = GLOWING skin! A real clinical facial once a month can make a major difference in how your skin looks and feels, especially in the flash bulb photo light at the Royal Wedding! Click here to read more about Kate Middleton’s celebrity skincare regimen on FightFineLines.com…

Nicholas Vendemia, M.D.

Plastic Surgeon, New York City

MAS / Manhattan Aesthetic Surgery

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