Episode 196
Zombie Filler: The Spooky New Trend in Beauty! 👻💉
So, guess what? We’re diving into the wild world of “zombie filler” today! Yep, you heard that right—injecting fat from cadavers into living peeps. I mean, who thought beauty could get so… well, spooky? 😂 This trend is blowing up, especially in those fancy clinics where folks are chasing those *specific* body goals. But hold up, it’s raising some eyebrows (and maybe some grave concerns, ha!). We’re talking ethics, long-term safety, and a whole lot of giggles about grandma’s cheeks being literally in your cheeks! Tune in for the laughs and some seriously wild convo—because who doesn’t want to chat about the afterlife *and* beauty? Let’s get this party started! 🧟♀️💉
Takeaways:
- Zombie filler is the latest buzz in cosmetics—injecting fat from the dearly departed!
- Who knew grandma could help with my cheek fillers? Talk about family support!
- Ethical questions are popping up like popcorn—are we ready for this spooky trend?
- Minimally invasive? More like minimally creepy! But hey, who doesn’t love some extra volume?
- Imagine getting kissed by Nana and her ghostly essence at the same time!
- Turns out, you can take a piece of your loved ones with you…literally!
Transcript
Good morning, it's Haystack.
Speaker A:And I mentioned briefly early yesterday morning, Monday morning, early Monday morning, that I had bumped into a lady that's in the cosmetic field over the weekend at a party and she told me about zombie filler, and I was a little taken aback.
Speaker A:But this is legitimately a huge new cosmetic trend making headlines.
Speaker A:And to me it sounds like something out of a sci fi movie or a horror movie, but it's nicknamed zombie filler and it involves injecting fat taken from human cadavers into living patients.
Speaker A:So this uses a product made from donated body fat that has been purified and processed and then injected into areas like the chest, to the rear end, the chest to add volume.
Speaker A:And they say that it's minimally invasive.
Speaker A:That is the appeal.
Speaker A:It does not require surgery, it does not require any type of a liposuction, and it works for people who don't have enough body fat of their own to use and relocate.
Speaker A:And it's being offered at all these high end clinics.
Speaker A:They say demand is growing, especially among people chasing very specific body standards.
Speaker A:But it's raising some eyebrows and questions.
Speaker A:Of course, for one, long term safety is still limited and some doctors are saying that the industry moves too fast, there's not enough research.
Speaker A:Then of course, there are ethical concerns.
Speaker A:Many doctor forms don't clearly spell out that the body fat could be used for cosmetic procedures.
Speaker A:When you agree to donate those donor forms, you think you're doing good stuff for science and you're helping Jill have more luscious lips.
Speaker A:And I don't know, I mean, I've got plenty of body fat to donate and it may give me a chance to get more action in death, if you know what I mean, than I ever did in real life.
Speaker A:But I'm not too sure about this.
Speaker A:Although to be fair, it does sound like a pretty unique business opportunity.
Speaker B:When a loved one passes, you want to keep them in your heart.
Speaker B:And now you can keep them in other places as well.
Speaker B:At Johnson Funeral Home and Plastic Surgery center, our family of morticians and estheticians work together to remove the fatty tissue from the departed and put it in your parts to augment your breasts or buttocks.
Speaker C:People say I have my grandma's cheeks, and now I literally have grandma in my cheeks.
Speaker B:They say you can't take it with you, but you can take a little piece of them with you.
Speaker A:My grandfather was a man of big shoulders, and thanks to him, I'm a man of big pecs.
Speaker C:And with my lip injections, when I kiss my kids good night.
Speaker C:They're also getting a kiss from Nana and it gives them nightmares.
Speaker C:But they'll get used to it.
Speaker B:Call Johnson Funeral Home and Plastic Surgery center and turn your old family members into a brand new you.
