Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry has recently revealed the results of her corrective surgery to fix a scar on her face, which she described as having ‘ruined her life.’ The TV personality, 28, had suffered from a prominent indentation on her face following a botched ‘fox eye facelift’ in 2022. However, after undergoing treatment to fade the mark, she proudly shared the results on Instagram.
Chloe expressed her gratitude to @jsmithaesthetics for helping her get rid of the scar, stating, ‘My scar is finally gone can’t thank you enough.’ This marks a significant relief for Chloe, who had previously opened up about the emotional toll the botched surgery had taken on her.
In a side-by-side comparison picture, Chloe showcased her smoother skin, highlighting the positive outcome of the treatment. This comes after two years of enduring the visible scar and dent that had been left on her face, leading her to issue a warning to her followers about the risks associated with cosmetic procedures.
The ‘fox eye lift,’ also known as the fox eye thread lift, aims to lift the edges of the brows using a soft PDO thread to recreate the look of a surgical fox eye lift without the need for an operation. However, Chloe’s experience serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the importance of thorough research and consideration before undergoing any cosmetic procedure.
Despite spending over £50,000 on various cosmetic surgeries, including two nose jobs, liposuction, and breast augmentation, Chloe’s journey to self-improvement has been met with challenges. Her decision to dissolve her top lip filler and undergo a breast reduction surgery in Turkey reflects her evolving perspective on beauty and self-care.
As Chloe continues to navigate her cosmetic journey, her story serves as a reminder of the importance of self-acceptance and being mindful of the potential risks associated with cosmetic enhancements. Through her transparency and vulnerability, Chloe invites others to reflect on their own beauty standards and journey towards self-love and acceptance.
