Geordie Shore’s Sophie Kasaei reveals face transformation after getting tear trough fillers
GEORDIE Shore star Sophie Kasaei revealed an impressive face transformation yesterday.
The 33-year-old, who now lives in Essex, headed to the salon to get tear trough fillers- and couldn’t resist showing off the results.
Sharing a video as she sat with numbing cream on her face, Sophie told her followers: “So I am back at Doctor Rob. I am so glad I’m living down south because I can see Rob all the time.”
The doctor warned her: “That’s going to be addictive though, maybe I need to put a limit on how much you see me.”
Sophie joked she would need a ‘black card’ before going on to explain the treatment she was having.
“So a couple of weeks ago I got the filler dissolved under my eyes here, so now that I have left it you can see underneath, I’d due my tear duct fillers done,” she said.
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“So I smile and you can see all the emptiness and hollowness. I’ve had that my whole but once I get it done, it just gives that concealed effect. The afters are just so good from teardrops and I think personally it’s one of the least painful things to get done.”
Sophie, who also had a top up on her lips, showed off her face shortly afterwards, gushing: “Can we just take a minute to appreciate these under eyes now.”
Tear trough filler, also referred to as under-eye filler, is a popular cosmetic solution for tackling tired looking eyes.
It is a non-surgical procedure that involves carefully injecting a gel-like substance into specific areas around the eyes, which works to replace the lost volume brought about through the ageing process.
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The outcome is smoother, younger-looking, more radiant skin, and a reduction in deep wrinkles and lines.
Sophie relocated down south to live with her new boyfriend Jordan Brook and she has even landed herself a part in Towie.
She made her debut last weekend but not everyone was happy to see her.
Jordan’s ex Chloe Brockett poked fun at Jordan for falling in love so quickly and questioned if it would last.
