Meghan Trainor reveals she got “too much Botox.”

“Someone convinced me, with my small lips, that if you do a lip flip you can put filler right over the top lip so you can have a nice flip on the top lip,” Meghan said. “And I could have one for the first time in my 30 years of life – that wasn’t true.”

After those cosmetic injections, the “Made You Look” artist said she “can’t smile anymore,” looking into the camera and grinning as she lamented that that was “as big as she can smile.” Meghan’s brother agreed, recalling a recent shopping trip with his sister that was marked by brutal honesty on his part. “Bro, you can’t smile,” he remembered telling her. “My inner thoughts became my outer thoughts.”

Meghan agreed: “And now I can’t unsee it. And wherever I go, I can’t smile. It hurts my face to smile even if I even try.” She shared a photo of herself holding a dog from her visit to a dog shelter and joked: “I don’t look happy. I look like I smelled someone’s fart,” adding, “Someone help me!”

When the Grammy winner first tried Botox, she recalled being told she looked “rested.” When she returned from her last tour, she decided to get more injections. Now Meghan said she’s learned not to “try everything.”

Her negative experiences with Botox and fillers aren’t deterring the “Dear Future Husband” singer from her plans to undergo breast augmentation after giving birth to sons Riley, 3, and Barry, 1, with Sabara, 32 . When it comes to her decision Meghan said she wanted to go under the knife “because my mother’s breasts were full of milk and now they’re empty and then full of milk and now they’re empty.” They got big, they got small, they got big, they became small. I’ve lost some weight and I have sags, just like saggy bags like breasts.”

“I’ve wanted this my whole life. So I’m going to have boobies that don’t look at the ground and they’re going to be huge,” she added, saying that while her new breasts will be “tiny,” the procedure will be “huge for my confidence.”