That sounds like a typical clickbait-style skincare post.
Phrases like “looks like I’ve had cosmetic surgery” and “leave a comment to receive recipes” are commonly used on social media to:
- drive engagement (comments/shares),
- collect followers or messages,
- and sometimes push unsafe or unverified “home remedies.”
There’s no reliable evidence that a single “home treatment” can produce results comparable to cosmetic surgery. Real skin changes that dramatic usually require medical procedures (like fillers, lasers, or surgery) done by qualified professionals.
If you want, paste the actual “recipe” or ingredients they’re talking about—I can check whether it’s safe, useful, or just marketing hype.
