In 1993, Lisa Rinna was Billie Reed, the thin-lipped girl who captivated NBC afternoons. In 2026, her face tells another story—the story of three decades of needles, dissolutions, and regrets.
It all began at 24, when she decided to inject pure silicone into her lips. She kept it in throughout her career until 2010, when doctors removed everything they could. “They get hard, it’s disgusting”, she confessed years later on the Today show. But she didn’t stop there: she underwent facial fillers that disfigured her cheeks with Juvederm, an excess she herself described as “way too much”, and even a treatment with Skinvive that she had to dissolve in 2024 after criticism from an influencer on TikTok.
Today, at 63, she looks at photos from 1993 and doesn’t recognize the young soap opera actress. “I learned that less is more”, she admitted. There is only one procedure she has never regretted: those lips that, according to her, ended up having a career of their own.
