Stassi Schroeder got candid about where — and why — she gets Botox.
The Vanderpump Rules alum, 37, took to Instagram on Wednesday, July 9, to share the exact spots she gets Botox. In the pic, Schroeder donned a kissy face while showing off a number of black dots strategically placed across her forehead, in between her eyebrows, along the sides of her eyes, down her neck and on her trap muscles. (The dots marked where her doctor would go in with the injectable.)
“I know I’m going to get asked. Botox in the neck – defines the jaw & tightens neck,” she captioned the post, explaining why she’s getting the injection there. “Botox in the traps – makes the neck look longer, hopefully will help with the hunchback lol.” Schroeder concluded her post by tagging her doctor, Dr. Jimmy Firou, who is a plastic surgeon based in Beverly Hills.
Schroeder opted for soft makeup for her appointment, rocking manicured eyebrows, foundation, a touch of blush and pink lips. The TV personality parted her light brown hair to the side and wore her mane in a low updo. She styled her off-duty look with a black tank top equipped with spaghetti straps and a square neckline.
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Elsewhere on social media, Schroeder shared a pic of the eight syringes that would be injected in her face, neck and traps.
“Not a Disney day,” Schroeder wrote over the photo.
Through the years, Schroeder has been open about getting Botox. In February 2024, she shared a pic of herself before and after her appointment, praising Dr. Firou’s work. “Okay I will never not get Barbietox,” she wrote, referencing the same injections in her trap muscles.
In 2019, Schroeder opened up to People about getting Botox for over a decade.
“I’ve always done it conservatively, and I have it down to a science,” she said.
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Besides Botox, Schroeder has also been candid about her breast reduction and chin implant, which she told People was the “best thing [she] ever did for [herself].”
