Aesthetic treatments are on the rise in Northern Ireland especially among young people. Broadcaster Caoimhe N铆 Chathail explores the challenges faced by young people to look good.
T谩 茅ileamh n铆os m贸 n谩 riamh i dTuaisceart 脡ireann ar ch贸ire谩il aeist茅iti煤il ar n贸s Botox agus l铆ont贸ir铆 liopa铆. T谩 n铆os m贸 i gceist anois n谩 c煤l a choinne谩il ar an tseanaois. T谩 t贸ir anois orthu ag daoine 贸ga a mhotha铆onn faoi bhr煤 cuma 谩irithe a bheith orthu.
T谩 Caoimhe N铆 Chathail, craolt贸ir agus iriseoir, luite ar fhios na f铆rinne a fh谩il ar ghn谩thaimh chosmaideacha gan obr谩id - c茅 at谩 谩 bhf谩il, c茅 at谩 谩 dtabhairt agus cad 茅 a tharla铆onn m谩 th茅ann an gn谩thamh ar strae.
Aesthetic treatments like botox and lip fillers are on the rise in Northern Ireland. No longer just an age preventative measure, they have become popular with young people who feel pressure to look a certain way.
Broadcaster and journalist Caoimhe N铆 Chathail is on a mission to lay bare the facts about non-surgical cosmetic procedures - who is getting them, who is giving them and do we care if it all goes wrong?
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