In-demand A-list beauty experts have exclusively revealed to the Daily Mail the best ways to glow up thanks to stealth cosmetic tweaks and on-trend hairstyle changes.
As celebrities enter their ‘undetectable era’ and have seamless glow-ups – where something has obviously changed but no one knows exactly what it is – it can be difficult to figure out what they are getting done… and how to replicate it.
Paige Dubrul, better known as ‘Injector Paige’ to her devoted Instagram followers, specializes in getting natural results by facial balancing using Botox and filler and is spilling the details.
Dubrul, who is based in New York City, said she performs minor tweakments on her young patients, using small amounts of filler and Botox to elongate the face, pronounce cheekbones, or lift and work on symmetry.
The Velour Medical injector (which boasts a whole slew of reality star and influencer patients – it helps that they make house calls) has a similar aesthetic to celebrity colorist and hairstylist Jacob Sirianno, and they share clients.
Dubrul has become Sirianno’s biggest inspiration, with clients bringing in pictures of her hair more than a dozen times a week and begging for her seemingly natural highlights.
The celebrity beauty gurus spilled their tips of the trades and divulged exactly how to get a seemingly effortless glow.
Dubrul revealed that people are ‘moving away from a huge filler focus,’ especially after seeing celebrities suffer from ‘pillow face’ over the last few years.
Paige Dubrul, better known as ‘Injector Paige’ to her devoted Instagram followers, specializes in getting natural results by facial balancing using Botox and filler
Hailey Bieber’s hair is often used as inspiration for the ultimate makeover, especially now that she is embracing the lob and going back to her roots
Sydney Sweeney is often a hairstyle inspiration, with many women going for a shorter hairstyle in 2026
Instead, her clients are embracing subtle tweaks that are far less noticeable.
At the same time, many celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Pamela Anderson are opening up about removing their filler.
Dubrul has seen many clients dissolve their lips in favor of a more natural look. ‘We’re moving away from the big Kylie Jenner lips, starting fresh and then adding small volume filler to the lip,’ Dubrul spilled.
The registered nurse injector believes people have become afraid of filler because they see it migrating in celebrities because stars overdid it for so long. But when it comes to good filler ‘you can’t tell they’ve had’ it, she promised, so fans are only exposed to bad examples.
To combat the stigma, she often posts before and afters, which her clients are now more willing to share because so many of them find her on social media.
Another way to glow up? Botox everywhere, not just on the forehead. Her younger clients are getting Botox all over their faces, not just in their elevens, the forehead, and their crow’s feet, so they avoid overfilling the face and having it look unnatural.
She injects the chin to avoid dimpling and ‘orange peel chin’ and add length the face, the corners of the lip to lift the area, and the masseters to slim the lower face and neck.
For the ultimate ageless visage, the cosmetic injector suggests starting Botox ‘for lifting and to avoid little fine lines from becoming deep lines, small amounts of lip filler for hydratio, to define your borders and give you a little bit of shape, and chin filler.’
Celebrity hairstylist Jacob Siriano and injector Paige Dubrul spilled the secrets on how to get a celebrity-worthy glow up
While patients used to avoid sharing before and afters, now that tweakments are huge on social media they are proud to share their transformations
Siriano swears by a similarly natural aesthetic when it comes to his celebrity clients and told the Daily Mail he is seeing people ‘starting to realize you’re born with your natural color for a reason.’
A beauty revamp does not have to be about chopping bangs post-breakup a la Emily in Paris or scrolling TikTok for the latest Gen Z trends. Instead, it can be better to embrace your natural locks.
The hairstylist, who has worked with the Nader sisters, Suki Waterhouse, Julia Michaels and Trish Paytas, makes sure to highlight any work Dubrul has done. For instance, he often will place like subtle highlights around the face and layers to showcase fresh lip or cheek filler. Both want the glow up to be noticeable, without letting people pinpoint exactly what is different.
For people who want to get back to their natural hair and guarantee it is as healthy as ever, Siriano recommends always using a heat protectant, suggesting Shue Uemura’s Ultimate Reset Treatment Mask ($73). When you’re ‘using a hot tool, you’re still putting 400 degrees on damaged hair so that’s really just kind of backtracking your hair health journey,’ the hair pro advised.
He suggests taking a break from bleaching, focusing on deep conditioning and masks, going to the salon for gloss and letting hair heal.
Of course, certain hair products are less damaging, but they do come with a hefty price tag. The Bioprogramming Hairbeauron is $650 and smoothes while adding extra shine and healing the hair from within by pulling moisture from the scalp.
And while you might not want to follow hair trends, there are always going to be stars who act as the ultimate inspiration.
Siriano believes Hailey Bieber and Sydney Sweeney will be major beauty examples this year, when it comes to rocking shorter and more natural manes.
