By Ruth Francis For Mailonline and Niomi Harris For Mailonline
Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry has revealed the results of her procedure to fix a botched surgery scar on her face, after admitting the damage 'ruined her life.'
The TV personality, 28, had been left with a large identation after a poorly-performed 'fox eye facelift' in 2022, but has now proudly showed off the results of treatment to fade the mark.
Taking to Instagram, Chloe showcased her smoother skin in a side by side comparison picture, expressing gratitude to @jsmithaesthetics for treating her skin.
She wrote: 'My scar is finally gone can't thank you enough'.
Two years ago, Chloe opened up on the huge impact that her botched 'fox eye' lift had on her life, revealing that that she had been 'going through hell' since the procedure.
Chloe Ferry has revealed the results of her procedure to fix a botched surgery scar on her face, after admitting the damage 'ruined her life' (pictured below after the treatment)
The TV personality had been left with a large identation after a poorly-performed 'fox eye facelift ' in 2022, but has now proudly showed off the results of treatment to fade the mark
She shared her distress over the visible scar and dent she had been left with, and issued a stark warning to followers about the potential risk of surgery.
Referring to former Big Brother housemate Ryan Ruckledge who underwent the same procedure and had a similar experience, she wrote in 2022: 'Hi guys 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.
'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.'
She then showed her followers what it looked like after she had it done, adding: 'I now have a dint in the side of my face.'
Chloe went on to reveal the difficulties she faced, including hospital treatments and medication after she underwent the controversial £800 cosmetic procedure and told fans: 'I have been through hell with it, I have been to hospital, I have been on tablets.'
And despite her family insisting she didn't need the procedure, Chloe went ahead with the treatment anyway and as a result hugely regrets the decision, which she describes as one of the 'biggest mistakes' of her life.
The fox eye lift, also known as the fox eye threat lift, raises the edges of the brows using a soft PDO (polydioxanone) threat, aiming to recreate the look of the surgical fox eye lift without the need for an operation.
Two years ago, Chloe opened up on the huge impact that her botched 'fox eye' lift had on her life, revealing that that she had been 'going through hell' since the procedure
It comes after Chloe revealed she has dissolved her top lip filler just two weeks after she underwent breast reduction surgery in Turkey (pictured right in March before her surgery)
The reality star proudly showcased her corrective boob job scars on Instagram in a daring dress which had a cut-out section
Chloe has spent over £50,000 on cosmetic procedures, which have included two nose jobs, liposuction and breast augmentation (pictured right in 2015)
Over the years, Chloe has splurged £50,000 on procedures to transform her looks, having everything done from boob jobs to lips fillers and even a Brazilian butt lift.
However she is now on a mission to have a makeunder and in April dissolved her top lip filler just two weeks after she underwent breast reduction surgery in Turkey.
In November, the reality star told her followers she was attempting to return her lips to their original shape.
She took to her Instagram Story to show her plump pout with numbing cream ahead of the procedure which takes just 2-4 hours to dissolve.
