Chloe Ferry warns against fox eye surgery after ‘ruining face’ and being left with ‘terrible’ scars

Chloe Ferry regrets having a fox eye lift after being left scarred (Picture: Instagram/@chloegshore1) Chloe Ferry has warned her fans of the dangers of fox eye surgery after being left with ‘terrible’ scars on her temples after she had a botched procedure.   The Geordie Shore star, 26, revealed she had felt compelled to share her experience after seeing her friend Ryan Ruckledge speak out on This Morning about his own fox eye lift going wrong.   She told her followers: ‘I’ve been putting this off for a bit now but after seeing Ryan going on This Morning to speak about the fox eye trend I feel like I need to tell everyone about my experience and what has happened to myself.

‘I had the same procedure as Ryan done seven months ago and still to this day I’m left with terrible scars on my face which may never go away. ’ Chloe warned her followers that the procedure, which uses invisible threads inserted at the sides of the eyes to lift the end of the brow and elongates the eyelid to create a ‘fox eye look’, can have serious side effects.   She continued: ‘I’m seeing this procedure becoming increasingly more and more popular.

This may not happen to everyone but as I’m left with scars seven months later I just wanted to take to social media just to let everyone know what had happened to myself. ’ {“@context”:”https://schema. org”,”@type”:”VideoObject”,”name”:”Metro.

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You’ve got a big hole in the f**king side of your head. ’ She admitted that she now feels self-conscious about her face and having to be on camera after being left with scars seven months after the procedure was done. Chloe also revealed that she had wanted to share the video two months earlier because she feared people would troll her for having chosen to undergo the procedure in the first place.

  Chloe was devastated by the results (Picture: Instagram/@chloegshore1) Chloe wishes she had never had the procedure (Picture: PA) ‘I know I’m going to get so many people saying “it’s your own fault, you shouldn’t have got it done”. I know. I honestly wish I never did, if I could turn back time now, I literally would turn it back in a heartbeat.

‘But I didn’t expect when I was getting that treatment that I would be left with a permanent scar and a dint in the side of my face. I didn’t expect that at all. ’ She added: ‘I have been through hell with it, I have been to hospital, I have been on tablets.

’ Chloe, who has undergone other surgical procedures including a boob job and nose job, also shared messages from fans who’d also experienced bodged fox eye lifts in an effort to warn others off going ahead with it on a whim. Got a story? If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro. co.

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