Love Island’s Faye Winter thanks fans for their support after speaking out about her ‘goofy’ lip filler

Love Island’s Faye Winter thanked fans for their support after she opened up about her ‘goofy’ lip filler following the shock of seeing herself on the show.

The 27-year-old reality star appeared on This Morning alongside Dr. Amiee Vyas on Thursday to talk to Holly and Phil about dissolving their filler and the importance of having treatments carried out by medical professionals.

And since that interview, he has thanked his fanbase by posting directly to his 1.2 million followers on Instagram to share his gratitude for their kind words.

She wrote: ‘Darlings, thank you all so much for the support and love you have shown me over the last few days, talking about something that had so many opinions and is such a taboo subject was something I questioned doing now I’m so glad I did. done.

“Having people constantly comment on your appearance requires adjustment and I never felt like I was making the right decision, but one thing I’ve learned and want everyone to keep in mind is that your body is exactly that… yours!

“The choices you make are completely up to you and if you want to make adjustments to help with your confidence, who is anyone else to judge you for that?

“I really just want to stress the importance of making sure you do everything cosmetic safely.

“Things can go wrong, I’ve been there, but if even one person thinks twice about where these procedures are going to be done, then everything I’ve been through was for a purpose.

“I want to personally thank @dr.motox for everything they have done for me and @lielle_mua for painting my face.”

Faye also wrote a column for Grace this week on the same topic, where she described how she felt so self-conscious that she didn’t know if she could do Love Island.

She explained how the botox she had three months before the show’s promotional sessions left her with droopy eyelids and such “pressure” on her forehead that it made her feel like she was “constantly frowning.”

“This all happened when I was doing my promo photos for Love Island and I remember feeling very self-conscious about how I looked,” Faye said.

‘I went to my last audition with a bandage on my face. I cried every time I looked in the mirror, and I didn’t really know if I was going to make the show because of how horrible I felt.

“That was the moment I said I would never go to someone who doesn’t have a medical background. I have learned that they want the best for you. If someone says ‘no’, take their advice.’

During her interview on This Morning this week, Faye admitted that her mum and dad had said that her puffed-up pout made her look ‘silly’ before making the changes.

And he urged any of his followers considering facial ‘touch-ups’ to seek out a medical professional rather than just a beauty therapist.

Speaking about having a filler, Faye said: “The first time I had it done, the therapist helped me with everything, gave me a week to decide if I wanted to do it or not.”

“But every time after that I had no guidance.”

She continued: ‘4½ ml is the most I had when I went to Love Island. I didn’t see it as a problem. I thought my lips looked great until I went out and saw myself from a different perspective.

“I saw it like this for the first time instead of just looking in the mirror. My mom and dad told me they look a bit big and silly.

And speaking of dissolving her fillers, she said: “Instantly I could see them go down, my lips were smaller again, but my lips were very wrinkled.

‘I had to put 0.5 ml back on because my lips no longer had elasticity. But this is the look I always wanted. This is the look I thought I had.

‘I only needed 0.5 – I needed a professional with a medical background.’

Faye, who is rumored to have split from her boyfriend Teddy Soares, has also admitted that she tried Botox but it went wrong.

She said: ‘It was the worst I’ve ever felt. My full forehead is a paralyzing substance, temporarily.

‘If it gets too much, the muscle can become heavy and drop the forehead down

“The doctor was saying that they need to be medically qualified to do this because they should not be considered beauty treatments, they are medical treatments.”

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