Simone Biles is not about to schedule another Botox appointment anytime soon.
The Olympic gold medalist, 27, got candid in a "get ready with me video," shared to TikTok on Friday, August 2, ahead of the all-around finals. "A funny story for you guys," Biles began, before sharing that she had gotten "baby Botox" — also known as "prejuvenation" or "preventative Botox," — for her 27th birthday.
Biles got the procedure, which is used in younger patients to prevent wrinkles from forming in the first place, per Today, in her T-zone, but noted, "And I did not like it, so I haven't got it again."
The Olympic champion shared that after getting Botox in March, she noticed her eyebrow would start to rise on its own, and she wouldn't be able to control it.
"And Zoe [Miller] would be like, 'Simone, your eyebrow is doing it again!' and I'm like, 'I feel it!' and I couldn't get it back down," Biles shared, explaining it would usually return to normal in about 20 seconds.
"It would randomly do that! I have no idea," Biles continued, before sharing that her face has since returned to normal. She also documented herself moving her eyebrows in the video, to show that she no longer has that issue. "So, not doing that again," she concluded.
The most decorated gymnast of all time has been sharing behind-the-scenes looks at the Olympics, including getting ready, celebrating medals, and snacking on French pastries in her downtime. She famously took to her Instagram Stories to respond to critics of her hair on Tuesday, July 30.
"Don't come for me about my hair," Biles posted along with a video showing off her completed hair and makeup look. "IT WAS DONE but [the] bus has NO AC & it's like 9,0000 degrees," she continued, adding, "Oh & a 45 min ride."
The critiques were pervasive enough that she posted a follow-up image, showing her looking quite exasperated. Biles captioned this image, "Gonna hold your hand when I say this. Next time you wanna comment on a black girl's hair. JUST DON'T."
Biles scored four medals at the Paris Olympics, bringing home three gold for the women's artistic individual all-around, women's vault, and team all-around, and one silver for the floor exercise.
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