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Chloe Ellies, who uses the pseudonym @chloe_wellness in social media, is a tiktoker from Canada who decided to share her story on social media related to a certain procedure in the field of aesthetic medicine. In the 25-second clip, the woman presents a series of photos in which she appeared both before and a few days after the injection in her face.
She wanted to fix her gummy smile, now she looks like a ‘serial killer’
Some time ago, a Canadian woman underwent a filler injection in the area of tear valleys to reduce dark circles under the eyes and improve the appearance of her face. The results turned out to be opposite to the expected and the woman decided to get rid of the preparation. When she contacted the clinic, it turned out that the person who performed the procedure had moved. Another specialist was recommended to her.
After all, a woman she also decided to inject Botox, but in a different area. She wanted to improve her gummy smile this way. All on his TikTok profile. Photo from the third day after the injection, she captioned:
I look like a serial killer.
Day by day, instead of getting better, the situation was getting worse. Ellies had part of her face immobilized, which prevented her from smiling fully. According to the assurances of the cosmetologist, the improvement was to take place after 2 weeks, but in her case it took as long as 4 months. Chloe Ellies said in an interview with: “It completely disfigured my face. My cheeks were flattened and frozen, and my eyes were crinkled like never before because my outer cheek pressed against them when I smiled.
Ellies decided to dissolve the fillers and botox and get her “original” face back
Usually, Botox injections for a gummy smile are injected by the doctor into the nasolabial folds, more or less around the wings of the nose. The preparation affects the muscles and nerves of the lips. It reduces muscle tension and blocks their susceptibility to nerve impulses, causing the cessation of excessive lifting of the upper lip. According to Ellies, Botox was injected over this area, resulting in multiple consequences. So the Canadian decided to get hers back and went to a specialist with whom she had previously performed various types of procedures. In the end, she concluded that it was a “terrible experience”.
Source: Gazeta
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