Molly-Mae Hague's sister Zoe on verge of tears as she shows Botox side effect
Molly-Mae Hague's sister Zoe Rae told fans in a vlog this week that she had Botox in her face recently but she also showed an apparent side effect of the cosmetic procedure
Content creator Zoe Rae, who is the older sister of Molly-Mae Hague, was on the verge of tears as she showed fans the apparent aftermath of her latest cosmetic procedure. She shared that she is now "hiding" behind sunglasses.
Zoe, 28, released a new vlog on YouTube yesterday, in which she showcased a partially closed eyelid. It comes after Zoe announced in February that she was experiencing the same symptom as a side effect of having Botox in her face. The symptom, known as ptosis, can occur if Botox passes into other tissues close to the eye muscles, according to NHS Highland. It suggests that the "temporary droopiness of the eyelid" may last for up to 3 weeks but "will always recover spontaneously".
Zoe gave fans a glimpse of her eye in the vlog after covering it with a pair of sunglasses initially. She went on to say that it is "worse than last time" whilst discussing the experience.
Pointing to the sunglasses she was wearing, she said: "This will all make sense to you in a very short second when I explain what's gone on. Those of you that have been here before, I'm sure you can imagine what's gone on."
She continued: "I hold my hands up. I said I wasn't gonna do it again. I was really just gonna rock the forehead lines, but I didn't. I wanted to try Botox again and you won't believe my luck. Honestly, I could weep. Less said about that the better."
Zoe, who appeared close to tears at times, told fans: "Honestly guys I'm so sad. I'm literally so sad. I went to the same place but she was so so careful and she said that she didn't put it in the areas where it was gonna cause this ptosis."
Speaking about the apparent side effect, she said in the new vlog: "It's worse than last time so that's great. I've had to cancel some things coming up this week. I had shoots. I had other bits to do but my eye is fully closed, pretty much."
Zoe explained: "Like, I actually could cry. It's my own fault I know it is. And like I know I said I wasn't going to get it again but I just [thought] like 'surely it can't happen again? Surely it's a one-off?'"
She continued: "I was doing loads of research and they were like you've got to be seriously unlucky to get it twice. I was just starting to feel like a little bit ... not unconfident but ... guys, if you've had Botox before like you know that it makes you just feel a little bit more confident. Like it makes your skin look a lot smoother, especially with my skin troubles at the minute."
Zoe said that she's been sporting sunglasses and teased she will now be "hiding" behind them for some time. She also shared that it is "really bad" at the moment and said that she's had to hold up the affected eye to improve her vision.
She told viewers: "It's all just gone a little bit t**s up for me, again. I am literally the unluckiest person in the world. I can't. I'm trying to remember as well how like long it lasted last time." She later shared: "I think it was like three weeks."
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