Uorfi Javed's Face Swells After Lip Filler Removal: Facial Fillers’ Risks, Benefits, and Who Should Get Them?

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Uorfi Javed’s Fillers Removal:  Social Media personality and reality TV star Uorfi Javed resolved her lip filler recently. Sharing a video of her filler removal on Instagram, she showed the before and after of removing her fillers. The removal resulted in swelling on her face and lips, which has alarmed many of her fans about the adverse effects of the facial fillers procedures. 

Facial fillers have become a popular choice to enhance the appearance or alter any perceived flaws of the face by many stars and people alike. However, not many are aware of the toll it takes on one’s body, and its many side effects. Uorfi’s courageous revelation sparks a curiosity about the downsides and needs of this aesthetic intervention. 

What are facial fillers?

Facial fillers are gel-like substances used to restore or add volume to certain parts of the face. They are a popular choice among celebrities to make them look more appealing and have now penetrated into the world of ordinary people as well. People with a facial flaw may use fillers to correct it, but most people use fillers to look young by filling in the wrinkles on the face. 

Noteworthy is that facial fillers are not permanent, and they do not stop aging. 

Common facial lip fillers elements include: 

• Hyaluronic acid
• Calcium hydroxylapatite
• Poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA

Who needs facial fillers?

Uorfi revealed that she has been getting fillers since the age of 18, and plans to get them again naturally after a few weeks. This begs the question, whether facial fillers are just a want or also require special conditions. 

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Getting or removing facial fillers is a personal choice. Some get it to address age-related volume loss on the face and smooth wrinkles or facial asymmetry.

People with facial fat loss, facial scars, or acne scars can get fillers to feel more like themselves again.  

So there are no special conditions for who requires facial fillers. Anyone who wants to can have facial fillers from certified doctors.

Who should avoid facial fillers?

While it is a matter of personal preference, women with pregnancy, people below the age of 18, or active oral infections, and individuals with autoimmune diseases, bleeding disorders, or allergies to filler ingredients should not get facial fillers. 

Facial Fillers Side Effects

“No, this is not a filter, I decided to get my fillers dissolved as they were every misplaced.” wrote Uorfi in her caption of the video, alluding to the aftereffects and side effects of getting fillers. 

Facial fillers can have early or delayed side effects, including:

• Swelling
• Redness
• Bruising/ Ecchymosis
• Pain 
• Itching 
• Infections
• Allergic Infections
• Inflammation
• Solid Nodules
• Blindness 
• Tissue necrosis
• Scarring
• Asymmetry 
• Implanted fillers may move 
• Granulomatous inflammation

Uorfi Javed’s bold move to share the realities and pain of fillers is informative to the general masses. Removal of the fillers is usually done with hyaluronidase that can result in bruising, swelling, pain, and allergic reactions at the injection site. The best way to avoid any side effects in getting or removing the facial fillers is, as Uorfi puts it, a “good doctor.”

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