Molly-Mae Hague said she decided to dissolve the fillers on her face after fearful of looking like someone from the extreme plastic surgery reality show Botched.
The reality TV star, who rose to fame when she teamed up with Tommy Fury on Love Island, said it shouldn’t be considered normal for young girls to change the look of their faces with cosmetic procedures.
Molly-Mae Hague revealed her decision to drop the filler[/caption]
She said Cosmopolitan United Kingdom: “I was making a club appearance and took a selfie. I remember looking at it and thinking, ‘I don’t know what I did to my face.’
“I went from looking like a teenager to being someone on Botched. I never considered myself insecure, but I had to.
She added, “We need to stop standardizing the infill, with things like ‘Kylie Jenner Packages (Surgery)”.
Star says cosmetic procedures shouldn’t be standardized[/caption]
“I was 17 when I first had my lips done, and it scares me to think that if I have a daughter in 10 years, what it might be for her.
“I sometimes forget how young my followers are too. I am often surprised that some of the girls in my DMs even have a phone.
Molly-Mae, 22, already had a significant following on Instagram when she appeared on Love Island in 2019 and said she was warned against participating in the show in case the audience did. would not like.
However, she said she was inundated with job offers when she left the villa.
Molly has now dissolved her entire load[/caption]
She said: “I will never forget how many people wanted to work with me. They brought me flowers and one of them gave me a car, even though I couldn’t drive. There were huge (financial) numbers being thrown.
When asked if she was worried it would end, she replied, “I don’t because I worked really hard to protect myself from this. I can now take care of my family and bought a car for my sister last Christmas.
She said she was also impressed with the support she received from Love Island after the show, saying, “(It was) second to none… I think they really stepped up their game, to the point where Tommy and I joked that they contacted us too much.
“The welfare team couldn’t have done more for me. They offer advice if you need it, and I can imagine they will improve even more for the next season.
The July / August issue of Cosmopolitan goes on sale June 10.
She addressed the issue in the last issue of Cosmo[/caption]
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