"I do feel strongly about holding some of these celebrities accountable, [particularly] people that are very adamant that they are natural when they're not, and/or they're selling something," she said.
"All of these people are very beautiful," she said. "[But] they didn't yoga-and-water their way there."
It also seems that younger and younger celebrities are undergoing surgery and Omari uses her expertise to point out the changes in their appearance and the five sneaky procedures that might explain them.
The fox eye lift
Also know as canthoplasty, a fox eye lift sees the outer corner of the eye surgically lifted, to create a more dramatic look.
"It changes the tilt of your eye, it makes your eye a little bit bigger but when you pull it makes it a little bit more slanted," Ms Omari told the NY Post, and it comes at a cost of around US$5000 (NZ$7356).
Omari speculates that, among other celebrities, model Bella Hadid has undergone the procedure, despite her claims that she would never have surgery.
"People think I got all this surgery or did this or that. And you know what? We can do a scan of my face, darling," Hadid told InStyle in 2019.
"I'm scared of putting fillers into my lips. I wouldn't want to mess up my face," Hadid continued.
The ponytail facelift
This procedure is dubbed the ponytail facelift as it "pulls really high up on the temples, that can give you that lifted look," Omari told the NY Post and speculates that Ariana Grande has had this procedure done. The ponytail facelift can cost upwards of US$100,000 (NZ$147,129).
Hair transplants
Some unlucky males have a genetic predisposition to early hair loss. If you are in the public eye, then those thinning locks are likely something you would like to conceal, which is why more young men are undergoing surgical hair transplants.
Omari speculates that Machine Gun Kelly, 31, has already undergone the procedure.
"When you get a hair transplant, basically they're taking live follicles from where you might not miss it," Ms Omari told the NY Post. Hair is likely taken from the back of the head and transplanted to the front.
It seems that the treatment can be easy to spot as it "almost looks too good, it's too dense all in the same area," Ms Omari stated. This procedure can cost $10,000 or more (NZ$14,712).
Small breast implants
Gone are the days when breast implants meant going from an a-cup to Pamela Anderson. Today, it seems that celebrities want a little extra, but not too much.
"Most women, besides maybe for a very unfortunate period in the late '90s and early 2000s, go for a size that fits them. That's the goal," Omari told the NY Post. "If they're on the smaller side, or even if they're not especially thin, they don't normally go from no breast tissue to triple Ds."
She speculates that celebrities such as Kendall Jenner and Olivia Rodrigo may have had this $8000 to $15,000 (NZ$11,770 to $22,069) procedure done.
Sculptra body contouring
Dermal fillers, which are usually used on the face, particularly the cheeks and lips, can also be used on the body, to create curves.
Sculptra, Ms Omari said, "fills by volume just like lip filler, but also builds collagen, which can also affect the size or the shape and it lasts about three years."
A Sculptra procedure to fill out your hips, would cost around $15,000 (NZ$11,770), according to Omari and is often paired with liposuction, as "it can actually smooth any dimpling in your thighs, your butt, your hips – anywhere."
The look, which Omari speculates Kylie Jenner has embraced, is not permanent, which puts the cost outside of reach for most mere mortals.
