Uorfi Javed shares a hilarious video after getting her lip fillers dissolved; says, 'My boyfriend told me…'
She has now shared a hilarious post on social media that has left fans in splits. In a new video, Uorfi has shown her swollen face and shared it with a funny caption.
The social media sensation posted on Instagram on 20 July about getting her lip fillers dissolved. She says that her lip fillers were very misplaced. She also clarifies in the post that she will get them again naturally and is not resistant to fillers.
In the video, her face can be seen swollen and her lips are inflated. She also recorded the procedure while getting the lip fillers dissolved. In the video, we see several syringes injected into her lips. She admits that even though it is painful, she is still able to talk. She posted with the comical caption, 'My boyfriend told me k mai baat baat pe muh phula leti hu. True tho?'
Many people in the comments have shown their support towards her.
They admired her courage, and a few have also mentioned that it is not easy to post about things like this. One fan commented admiring her confidence, while someone else commented saying that she is still looking beautiful.
Previously, she opened up about her lip fillers and shared, 'It was so painful. My lips immediately swelled up, my face swelled up. Main khud dekh ke hass rahi thi. End tak aate aate meri bohot buri haalat ho gayi thi.
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(I was literally laughing at myself looking like that. By the end of it, my condition had become really bad). No, this is not a filter, I decided to get my fillers dissolved as they were ever misplaced. I will get them again but naturally.
I'm not saying no to fillers at all.'
She continued, 'Dissolving is painful. Also, it's very, very important you go to a good doctor for fillers; all these doctors with fancy clinics know nothing.'
The actress shared the video and captioned it saying, 'Removing my lip fillers, I can't believe I've had them since I was 18, never seen myself without these pouty lips. I will get them again in a week tho but this time more subtle.'
On the work front, Uorfi recently won the OTT show Traitors.
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