How Far Is Too Far for Beauty? ft. #rubinav & #hiro | The POV | Episode 6
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123,236 views
The conversations get brutally honest, unexpectedly informative, and completely unfiltered in Episode 6 of The POV. Rubina Dilaik and Abhinav Shukla (#RubiNav), alongside Hina Khan and Rocky Jaiswal (#HiRo), return with four contrasting perspectives on beauty standards, plastic surgery, cosmetic procedures, body image, social media filters, peer pressure, ageing, and the growing pressure to look “perfect.”
The episode begins with a personal question:
What have you been trolled for when it comes to your looks?
Rubina opens up about being accused of going under the knife and addresses what she has actually done to her face over the years, from dental work and facial yoga to non-invasive cosmetic treatments.
But the conversation soon becomes much bigger than celebrity trolling.
When does improving your appearance turn into changing yourself completely?
The four debate fillers, Botox, rhinoplasty, body sculpting, cosmetic surgery, skincare treatments, facial enhancements, and some of the extreme lengths people are willing to go to achieve a certain look.
They also question whether social media has quietly changed our definition of what “normal” looks like.
When filtered faces become beauty references and teenagers begin wanting to look like their Instagram filters, are we creating an impossible standard of beauty?
The conversation explores the pressure actors, influencers, and public figures face to constantly look younger, fitter, sharper, and more camera-ready, while also acknowledging that cosmetic procedures are ultimately an individual choice.
But then comes the bigger question:
Where do you draw the line?
Is getting something done simply another form of self-care and personal choice? Or does constantly chasing the next improvement eventually make everyone look the same?
The four also discuss attraction from both male and female perspectives, natural features, body expectations, ageing, postpartum changes, fitness, food habits, and whether the imperfections we try to erase are actually what make us unique.
And, naturally, the conversation takes some hilarious turns with elaborate skincare routines, face yoga demonstrations, Korean skincare, microneedling, beauty hacks, and some very questionable DIY experiments.
At the heart of it all is one simple thought:
Enhance yourself if you want to, but first be confident in who you already are.
📌 What’s Inside:
Rubina responds to plastic surgery rumours
What cosmetic procedures have they actually tried?
Plastic surgery, fillers, Botox and non-invasive treatments
Have beauty standards become unrealistic?
Social media filters and the pressure to look perfect
Why are “normal” faces starting to feel unusual?
When does cosmetic enhancement become too much?
Teenagers wanting to look like their filtered selfies
The pressure actors and influencers face on camera
Natural beauty versus cosmetic enhancement
Male versus female perceptions of attractiveness
Body image and the obsession with perfection
Postpartum changes and accepting your body
Skincare routines, face yoga and beauty treatments
Korean skincare and cosmetic culture
Why knowing when to stop matters
Four completely different POVs
Watch the complete episode and tell us: Would you ever get a cosmetic procedure if it made you feel more confident?
And where would you personally draw the line between self-improvement and changing yourself to fit a beauty standard?
Hit the subscribe button, turn on notifications, and share your POV in the comments below!
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Disclaimer: This episode contains personal opinions, humour, anecdotes, hypothetical examples, and discussions around beauty, skincare, cosmetic procedures, body image, fitness, ageing, and personal experiences. The views expressed are individual perspectives and should not be treated as professional medical, dermatological, cosmetic, psychological, or health advice. Always consult a qualified professional before considering any medical or cosmetic procedure.
#hinakhan #rubinadilaik #abhinavshukla #rockyjaiswal #pov #hiro #rubinav #pointofview #beautystandards #plasticsurgery #cosmeticsurgery #bodyimage #skincare #fillers #botox #socialmedia #selflove #beauty
20 Comments
But kudos to Abhinav that he knows everything in detail
no if you've done something then it's not natural anymore
Just because you didn't get botox doesn't mean you didn't get any treatment.
How Far Is Too Far for Beauty? ft. #rubinav & #hiro | The POV | Episode 6
the4POV
123,236 views
The conversations get brutally honest, unexpectedly informative, and completely unfiltered in Episode 6 of The POV. Rubina Dilaik and Abhinav Shukla (#RubiNav), alongside Hina Khan and Rocky Jaiswal (#HiRo), return with four contrasting perspectives on beauty standards, plastic surgery, cosmetic procedures, body image, social media filters, peer pressure, ageing, and the growing pressure to look “perfect.”
The episode begins with a personal question:
What have you been trolled for when it comes to your looks?
Rubina opens up about being accused of going under the knife and addresses what she has actually done to her face over the years, from dental work and facial yoga to non-invasive cosmetic treatments.
But the conversation soon becomes much bigger than celebrity trolling.
When does improving your appearance turn into changing yourself completely?
The four debate fillers, Botox, rhinoplasty, body sculpting, cosmetic surgery, skincare treatments, facial enhancements, and some of the extreme lengths people are willing to go to achieve a certain look.
They also question whether social media has quietly changed our definition of what “normal” looks like.
When filtered faces become beauty references and teenagers begin wanting to look like their Instagram filters, are we creating an impossible standard of beauty?
The conversation explores the pressure actors, influencers, and public figures face to constantly look younger, fitter, sharper, and more camera-ready, while also acknowledging that cosmetic procedures are ultimately an individual choice.
But then comes the bigger question:
Where do you draw the line?
Is getting something done simply another form of self-care and personal choice? Or does constantly chasing the next improvement eventually make everyone look the same?
The four also discuss attraction from both male and female perspectives, natural features, body expectations, ageing, postpartum changes, fitness, food habits, and whether the imperfections we try to erase are actually what make us unique.
And, naturally, the conversation takes some hilarious turns with elaborate skincare routines, face yoga demonstrations, Korean skincare, microneedling, beauty hacks, and some very questionable DIY experiments.
At the heart of it all is one simple thought:
Enhance yourself if you want to, but first be confident in who you already are.
📌 What’s Inside:
Rubina responds to plastic surgery rumours
What cosmetic procedures have they actually tried?
Plastic surgery, fillers, Botox and non-invasive treatments
Have beauty standards become unrealistic?
Social media filters and the pressure to look perfect
Why are “normal” faces starting to feel unusual?
When does cosmetic enhancement become too much?
Teenagers wanting to look like their filtered selfies
The pressure actors and influencers face on camera
Natural beauty versus cosmetic enhancement
Male versus female perceptions of attractiveness
Body image and the obsession with perfection
Postpartum changes and accepting your body
Skincare routines, face yoga and beauty treatments
Korean skincare and cosmetic culture
Why knowing when to stop matters
Four completely different POVs
Watch the complete episode and tell us: Would you ever get a cosmetic procedure if it made you feel more confident?
And where would you personally draw the line between self-improvement and changing yourself to fit a beauty standard?
Hit the subscribe button, turn on notifications, and share your POV in the comments below!
✨ Follow Us on Social Media:
Instagram: Instagram: the4pov
Facebook: Facebook: 1B7ixY3EMd
Twitter (X): Twitter: the4POV
Disclaimer: This episode contains personal opinions, humour, anecdotes, hypothetical examples, and discussions around beauty, skincare, cosmetic procedures, body image, fitness, ageing, and personal experiences. The views expressed are individual perspectives and should not be treated as professional medical, dermatological, cosmetic, psychological, or health advice. Always consult a qualified professional before considering any medical or cosmetic procedure.
#hinakhan #rubinadilaik #abhinavshukla #rockyjaiswal #pov #hiro #rubinav #pointofview #beautystandards #plasticsurgery #cosmeticsurgery #bodyimage #skincare #fillers #botox #socialmedia #selflove #beauty