Love Island's Harrison, 22, reveals pre-villa glow up as he gets tweakments with celebrity doctor
The footballer has been turning heads non stop on the show, and is currently exploring a new connection with a Casa Amor girl.
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Love Island star Harrison, 22, has revealed his pre-villa glow up as he gets tweakments with a celebrity doctor
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Before Harrison's villa jaunt, the reality star visited acclaimed celebrity doctor, Dr. Rosh, for some tweakments
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Harrison had tear trough filler
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This comes despite the fact that he's recently rekindled his romance with US beauty Toni, 24, despite her attempts to end things when he got to know Helena.
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But before Harrison's villa jaunt, the reality star visited acclaimed celebrity doctor, Dr. Rosh, for some tweakments.
In a new video shared on TikTok, Harrison can be seen getting filler beneath his eyes in a before and after clip.
Dr Rosh writes as the caption: 'Under eye refresh, ready for the villa.'
He then specifies in the hashtags that Harrison has had tear trough filler.
Dr Roshan Ravindran — known as Dr Rosh - has a huge client base of celebrity names, and often treats Love Island stars.
Last year, the work he did for Grace Jackson quickly went viral as he showed off her stunning villa transformation.
The model treated herself to a seven-day Love Island 'glow up' prior to entering the show, including a visit to a filler doctor, getting a lash lift, and having 'knockout' hair extensions put in.
She then requested a "refresh for the face" and expressed concern for excess skin on my hooded eyes."
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Grace, who has masseter Botox, requested a top and said: "I'm getting my headaches again," before Dr Rosh confirmed it had come out and would need a re-do.
Lastly, she said: "I am really struggling with my traps [trapezius muscles]" to which Dr Rosh said he could help.
Dr Rosh has previously exclusively told The Sun about his connection with Grace.
He opened up on how they came to work together first, before she opted for her first treatment.
He explained: 'When Grace came to work for me doing social media she was about 23-years-old, and she'd had nothing done at all.
'And even for the first year or 18 months or so she still didn't get anything done, even though she was working in my clinic.
'But she wanted tear trough filler, and I can't remember when exactly it was but she decided 'I'm going to dip my toe in this and do it.'
'So we ended up doing tear trough for her, and it was such a great result.'
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Harrison has been getting to know Casa Amor girl Lauren
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Dr Rosh does tweakments for a huge roster of showbiz stars
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