The changing face of Chloe Ferry after splashing over £50k on cosmetic surgery

CHLOE FERRY was launched to fame aged just 19 on MTV's Geordie Shore.

She proved a huge hit with reality TV fans and has since starred in Celebrity Big Brother, Ex On The Beach, Celebs Go Dating and Just Tattoo Of Us.

As her TV persona grew, so did her love of cosmetic surgery with Chloe, now 28, admitting she was addicted to it in the past.

Chloe quickly found herself following in the footsteps of Charlotte Crosby, Holly Hagan and Marnie Simpson's when it came to plastic surgery.

And the fresh faced teenager with long dark hair and natural lips soon evolved into a glamorous pin-up model.

Chloe has spent around £50,000 on cosmetic procedures.

By far the most costly of her physical updates are her pearly white veneers, which set her back a cool £28,000.

Despite once claiming she would never touch her boobs, she went on to have multiple procedures on her chest.

Her procedures also include a bum lift, Botox, three nose jobs, cheek and lip fillers, an eyebrow lift and liposuction.

Before going under the knife for a £4,250 rhinoplasty, Chloe confessed: “I want to get a nose like Charlotte (Crosby), she’s nose goals!

“She looked like a parrot [before her surgery] and now she looks beautiful.”

Talking about her changing face with Closer magazine in 2016, Chloe confessed: “'I love surgery and I'll never stop. Next I want chin fillers and more filler in my cheeks.

"I'll get more work done before I'm 21. I want my face to be like, ‘woah’

“My attitude to surgery is that if you want to have something done, you should get it. Surgery boosts my confidence and I think I'm addicted now. If you looked at me compared to when I started Geordie Shore there's a huge difference.”

Chloe has even been dubbed the “UK’s answer to Kylie Jenner”.

She followed a trend made popular by Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner when she underwent a “fox” eye lift — but it left her needing hospital treatment.

Chloe told The Sun last year: “It’s probably one of the biggest mistakes I’ve ever made.

"I really regret it. I’ve had a traumatic seven months and it could’ve been avoided. I’ve been going through hell since I had it done.

“I’ve always had really good skin, I never get spots and now I have this dent on my face. It’s permanent.

“It has actually ruined my life and made me so insecure. I can’t leave the house without make-up.”

Chloe had the two-hour procedure in January 2022.

She said of the eye lift: “I don’t know why I got it done in the first place, because people kept telling me I didn’t need it — it just made me want to get it done more.

“Now I keep thinking, ‘Why have I done this to myself?’ It’s made me so self-conscious, and really affected me mentally. I’ve been botched.”

She has also had a Brazilian butt lift — widely considered the most dangerous cosmetic procedure after a number of deaths worldwide — and liposuction.

She says: “From past treatments I know what kind of pain to expect but with this I knew something wasn’t right straight away.

“On that same day it started pussing, I couldn’t quite work out what was going on but I just carried on with it. Then my skin started to ripple.”

Chloe began feeling really poorly five days after the treatment, and around two weeks later her mum Liz, 59, took her to hospital.

Chloe says: “Because I have a proper phobia of going to the doctor’s, I kept holding off going. But my migraine became unbearable even with really strong painkillers. I was getting really hot and cold, and I had a temperature.

“My mum took me to hospital and they said it was an infection and gave me antibiotics for it.

“No one knows why it went wrong but the doctors said it could’ve gone in my eye, which would be so much worse.

“Experts have said to try microneedling, and I might have to get a skin graft as well. I seriously regret it. It could all have been avoided.

“It’s not cheap as well, it’s about £800 — all for me to be botched.”

Despite previously vowing to give up on surgery, Chloe admitted she may need a skin graft.

She said: “I just hope to God that the scar is going to come off my face. I should’ve done more research and maybe realised I didn’t need to have it done.

“I’ve learned that if you are going to try to change yourself based on something someone else says, it will never make you happy.

“I would pay to turn back time. But I can’t live in regret, I have to move on from it and learn. I want other people to learn from my mistake.”