Uorfi Javed Gets Real About Cosmetic Procedures And Shares Lip Filler Dissolving Video
In an industry obsessed with perfection, Uorfi Javed took to her social media to make a powerful statement by choosing to undo it. The fashion disruptor and social media sensation shared a deeply candid Instagram post documenting her latest visit to a cosmetic dermatologist, where she underwent a painful procedure to dissolve her facial fillers.
Taking to her Instagram, Uorfi Javed shared a video where she showed unfiltered footage of her swollen lips and reddened cheeks post-treatment. Her face appeared visibly inflamed as the doctor injected the dissolving agent into her lips. But more than the physical discomfort, the real discomfort she aired was emotional, the reckoning with overdone or misplaced enhancements that no longer aligned with how she wanted to look.
Sharing the video, Uorfi wrote, 'No this is not a filter. I decided to get my fillers dissolved as they were very misplaced. I will get them again but naturally. I'm not saying no to fillers at all. 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. Finally found @dr.rickson – trust me, he's the best. #notsponsored."
What followed was a video diary of her recovery, her face still sore and puffy from the procedure. She later shared that she plans to redo the fillers in a few weeks, only this time, more subtly and naturally. Dr Rickson, the expert behind her treatment, also commented on the post. He wrote, 'Swelling after dissolving fillers is completely normal and temporary. It typically subsides within a few days. Proud of her for choosing authenticity and transparency – more power to you!"
Uorfi's decision to dissolve her fillers publicly could signal a growing shift in aesthetic culture – from performative perfection to transparent experimentation. Rather than rejecting cosmetic intervention, she's reframing it: not as a mistake, but as a work-in-progress. A choice that can be made, unmade, and remade.
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