Molly-Mae Hague's sister Zoe suffers second botched Botox fail after criticising her famous sister's 'unhealthy' obsession with cosmetic procedures
Molly-Mae Hague 's sister Zoe Rae has suffered another severe reaction to Botox just months after her last jab left her eyelid drooping.
The fitness influencer took to YouTube on Monday as she revealed the result of the botched procedure which has left her left eye partially closed once again, as she admitted it is worse than last time.
Back in February Zoe, 28, warned others of the little-known, rare side effect of the procedure after she first suffered the eyelid ptosis.
The rare complication occurs when the Botox treatment spreads beyond the intended injection area and effects the muscles that lifts these areas, causing the eyelid or eyebrow to sag and droop.
It comes just weeks after Zoe criticised Molly's unhealthy obsession with cosmetic procedures in the star's Amazon docuseries after the Love Islander chose to get her filler removed.
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Hiding behind a pair of sunglasses, Zoe began: 'This will all make sense to you in a second when I explain what has gone on. Those of you that have been here before I am sure you can imagine what's gone on.
'And I hold my hands up. I said I wasn't going to do it again and 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.'
She continued: 'Honestly guys I am so sad. I went to the same place but she was so so careful and she said she didn't put it in the areas where it was going to cause this ptosis.
'I wasn't going to address it. I literally put on on my Close Friends, like "Guys what do I do?"
'It is worse than last time so that's great. I have 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.
'I actually could cry. It is my own fault I know it is. I know I said I wasn't going to get it again, but I just though "surely it can't happen again?"
'I did loads of research and it said you would be seriously unlucky to get it twice. I was just starting to feel a bit, not unconfident but if you have had Botox before you know it makes you feel more confident and makes your skin look a lot smoother.'
Attempting to see the funny side she added: 'It's all just gone a bit t*ts up for me. I am literally the unluckiest person in the world. I can't. I am trying to remember how long it lasted last time. I think it was like three weeks.'
The fitness influencer took to YouTube on Monday as she revealed the result of the botched procedure which has left her left eye partially closed once again
The star revealed she struggled to drive home due to the drooping as she explained: 'I have just driven home and I had to drive holding it up because it was really obscuring my vision.
'I wasn't going to address it but I can't lie to you guys. We'll just laugh about it together, even though its not a laughing matter for me because it is actually my work and my job and its not funny at all.
'But slap on the wrist for me. Don't know what I was thinking, but I do know what I was thinking.
'I wanted Botox and I like having Botox and I really really did not think it would happen again and that it would be worse than last time.'
Zoe's decision to have Botox once again comes after her sister Molly, 26, recently reflected days of facial fillers and Botox in her Amazon docuseries.
In one of the episodes Molly unearthed a viral image of her flaunting an enlarged pout and defined jawline sparked an influx of trolling including being compared to an XBOX controller.
From the age of 16, Molly used makeup and facial fillers to alter her appearance and now admits her obsession to 'look like everybody else' was 'unhealthy.'
Molly explained: 'You think that all the makeup and the filler make you look better but actually it makes you look ten times worse.
'I was about 16/17 when I started getting filler. It was a slippery slope. People say I looked like an XBOX controller or a Quagmire, but I don't know what that is.
'It definitely felt like something that I needed to do to look like everybody else that was on Instagram which was really unhealthy.
'I look at those pictures and I feel quite sorry for myself. It just spiralled really. I tried to think it looked good, but it really didn't and then luckily, it was reversible.'
Zoe revealed she and her mother Deborah had to face a real-life troll at Molly's Beauty Works launch in 2019.
As they were in the toilets at the event, they overheard a celebrity guest criticise Molly's face and the amount of filler she had in her cheeks and lips.
Recalling the shocking moment, Zoe said: 'At her Beauty Works event, my mum and I were in the toilets and someone else famous was in there talking about her and how bad her face looked and how much work she had done to her face.
'And then me and my mum walked out and the person was a bit taken back we had listened to the whole conversation.
'I completely agree with them that she did look silly and had far too much filler in her face. I must have said to her at some point, you need to sort this out.'
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