“I Feel Better About Myself,” – Barry Keoghan Talks About Cosmetic Enhancement in a New Video

Published 10/27/2026, 9:24 PM EDT

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Barry Keoghan is seen undergoing a skin treatment and also spoke about the process in a recent video. The actor has faced immense criticism over his physical appearance in the past, which led him to step away from social media. He has previously opened up about how harsh comments about his appearance on social media led him to hide away.

Now, a few months later, the actor is seen in a video undergoing a costly cosmetic enhancement procedure and opening up about his emotions.

Barry Keoghan undergoes skin-tightening treatment

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Barry Keoghan is undergoing XERF skin tightening. In a video posted by Dermaspa owner Nilam Holmes, the actor is seen undergoing the process, during which the device treats the skin on his cheeks, nose, and jawline. Keoghan praises Holmes's expertise in the video while also sharing his own emotions.

“I feel better about myself,” Keoghan said. “I look better. I think it’s important to look after yourself inside and outside.”

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As per the post, this was his second XERF session. Holmes also mentioned that she has worked closely with Keoghan, caring for his skin across different movies and projects. As per Dermaspa’s website, XERF skin-tightening treatment tightens the skin and renews collagen without injections or topical numbing.

The treatment reportedly starts at $5,300 for two rounds. Joe Alwyn, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Chris Appleton, and Nicole Scherzinger are some of the most notable celebrities who have worked with Holmes. There are also other celebrities who have praised the treatment.

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Now, this comes after the actor has openly spoken about the criticism over his appearance, which had an impact on him.

Barry Keoghan talks about criticism online

Barry Keoghan, during his appearance on SiriusXM’s The Morning Mash Up, opened up about the online conversation over his appearance that led him to stay inside. Despite being away from social media, the actor shared that he gets curious and checks social media after attending premieres or events. He revealed that the response has not always been nice.

“When that starts leaking into your art, it becomes a problem, because then you don’t want to even be on screen anymore,” he said.

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The Batman: Part II actor also went on to express his concerns about how it could have an impact on his career. One of his biggest concerns is his son, Brando, as he expressed his worries about how the little one would feel once he gets old enough to read. Keoghan's efforts to talk about such issues candidly earlier this year may have also raised more awareness and encouraged others to speak about it.

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What do you think about the new treatment that Barry Keoghan mentioned in the video? Let us know in the comments.

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Pritha Debroy

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Pritha Debroy is an Entertainment writer at NetflixJunkie who can seamlessly switch between breaking down an NBA play and obsessing over the latest K-drama twist. She has written over 3,400 NBA and NFL articles, but her true joy lies in diving into Netflix’s trendiest shows—unpacking themes, stories, and yes, the occasional celebrity chaos. When she is not writing, you’ll find her devouring thrillers (anything by Freida McFadden is an instant yes), revisiting comfort classics like 10 Things I Hate About You and 27 Dresses, or hunting for her next binge-worthy series.

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