Hailey Bieber on botox and the treatment she actually loves
Model and beauty entrepreneur Hailey Bieber recently detailed her skincare strategy on the podcast In Your Dreams with Owen Thiele, revealing that she has consciously postponed cosmetic procedure Botox until her 30s instead of favouring treatments like platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) that use her own blood.
Hailey Bieber explains her go-to in-office procedures and why she avoids cosmetic botox in her twenties
Hailey explained that she uses Botox only for a jaw pain condition (TMJ) rather than for wrinkle control. In contrast, her aesthetic focus has shifted to regenerative methods: she undergoes PRP micro-needling and PRF injections under her eyes and around her smile lines. She emphasised that she prefers the idea of using something derived from her own body.

Her approach mirrors a trend among younger consumers who prefer minimal invasiveness and long-term skin health over early wrinkle prevention injections. Clinicians note that PRP and PRF work by concentrating growth factors from one’s blood and stimulating collagen production. Results are gradual, maintenance is required, and outcomes vary depending on practitioner skill. Large-scale trials comparing them to injectables remain limited.
For those considering similar treatments, experts recommend an honest consultation, realistic expectations and careful aftercare. The message is not to dismiss injectables entirely, because Botox remains highly effective for dynamic lines. Instead, many young adults now see “prejuvenation” using one’s own biology as a promising and more natural option.
Hailey’s perspective gives a memorable frame. She delays traditional wrinkle-relaxing injections and instead opts for body-derived alternatives and consistent skincare. Whatever your age, the takeaway is that a considered plan wins: choose treatments that match your long-term goals, check credentials, ensure clear communication with your provider and think of any procedure as part of a wider routine rather than a single fix.
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(Written by Esha Aphale)



