Darcey & Stacey Silva Show Off Their Doctor and Admit “Salmon DNA” Went Into Their Faces — Fans Are Horrified

Just weeks after declaring a “filler-free” era, Darcey and Stacey Silva are making headlines for a very different kind of facial treatment — and this one has fans genuinely alarmed. According to reports, the twins posted a clip thanking their cosmetic doctor, who they call Dr. Dorfman, and revealed that salmon DNA had been injected into their faces. The internet’s reaction was swift, loud, and brutal.

The “Dr. D Glow” Reveal

In the clip, the Silva twins gushed over their doctor, calling him “such a blessing” for their latest procedure — and he returned the love, telling them they were his best blessing. They call him “Dr. D” for short, and according to reports, his full name is Dr. Dorfman. Then came the detail that stopped everyone mid-scroll: the twins’ own caption-style shoutout, per reports, about getting “that Dr D glow” from “salmon DNA,” which they described as one of “the newest and hottest treatments” out there.

Polynucleotide treatments — often marketed as “salmon DNA” or “salmon sperm facials” — have been a booming K-beauty trend, and they aren’t new in celebrity circles. But hearing the 90 Day Fiancé twins casually name-drop fish DNA as their secret to glowing skin was, for many viewers, a step too far.

Reddit Goes Nuclear

Over on Reddit, the clip landed like a grenade. One viewer quipped that Darcey “can’t even move her face anymore.” Another demanded the doctor’s license be revoked, calling the whole thing unethical. Others zeroed in on the twins’ signature posing, writing that they are “always contorting themselves in that awkward pose.”

It wasn’t all venom — a few defenders said the twins are living their best lives and it’s their money, their faces. But the overwhelming tone was disbelief: after dissolving their fillers to look natural, why go straight to injecting DNA from a fish?

From “Filler-Free” to Fish DNA: The Contradiction

That’s the part fans can’t get past. Darcey recently showed off her “dissolved filler” face on Instagram, captioning her selfies: “Soft, signature, snatched, and effortlessly iconic… Dissolved filler, more finesse.” Fans had praised the more natural look after years of criticism that the twins had gone too far.

Now, according to reports, salmon DNA injections are part of their routine — and critics say the “natural era” lasted about five minutes. Supporters push back: dissolving fillers was about overdone volume, while skin treatments like polynucleotides are just skincare with a scary name. The twins, for their part, don’t seem bothered either way.

Will the Glow Ever Stop?

Darcey and Stacey have built their brand on reinvention — House of Eleven, music, the sitcom announcement, and an endless cycle of aesthetic upgrades. They’ve never pretended to be shy about cosmetic work, and they’re clearly unbothered by the backlash. But the salmon DNA reveal has crystallized a question that’s been following them for years: is this confidence, or is it compulsion?

So we’re putting it to you, and we want your honest answer: is the salmon DNA thing just beauty-industry business as usual — or have Darcey and Stacey finally gone too far? Team “THEIR FACE, THEIR CHOICE” or Team “PUT DOWN THE NEEDLE”? Sound off in the comments.