Heather Gay using throwback photos to promote her upcoming memoir, Bad Mormons, on Instagram last month. However, instead of sparking a conversation about the new book, the The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City raised questions about potential plastic surgery.
Ahead of the February 7 release date, Heather, whose business, Beauty Lab + Laser, specializes in injectables and skin care treatments, posted a picture of herself from last year in which she is seen smiling in a blue button along with two women. friend.
“From full missionary to [Bad Mormon] Read all about it,” Heather wrote in the caption of her Jan. 19 post.
But after showing the throwback, Heather was met with backlash from fans who felt she had gone too far with the facial procedure.
RHOSLC Star Heather Gay Shares These Throwback Photos of Herself Credit: Instagram
“Who is that?!” one person asked, through Heavy.
“Love you… but you don’t look like this,” shared another.
“Heather… Is that you???” asked the third.
Meanwhile, others are more critical of Heather’s transformation.
“Heather should leave her face alone,” one person said.
“Wow. She is beautiful…. What has he done to his face now????? another Instagram user wondered.
And after Heather’s different followers suggested she had “too much plastic surgery,” and encouraged her to “leave it alone,” some agreed that she used to be “very pretty” and “fresh-faced.”
“He has aged (himself) very well. Nature is the best,” he said.
Just a few months ago, in October 2022, Heather spoke to Page Six about her beauty regimen, admitting that she gets Botox “every three to four months” and lip injections once a year.
“I got Botox, fillers in my lips,” she revealed. “I got Sculptra, which is like a collagen stimulator. …For people who are lazy and avoid self-care, I got everything on the menu. And it’s all free because I own it.”
Heather also addressed the topic at RHOSLC: After the Showconfirming botox as the ultimate skin treatment to have.
“Don’t waste time with creams, massages, tools, patches. Just get a needle in the face. Last six weeks and keep going,” he advises.