Beauty Gone Wrong? Uorfi Shares Painful Truth

Social media personality and fashion icon Uorfi Javed recently shared a very personal and painful experience with her followers in the aftermath of getting her facial fillers dissolved. In an unfiltered Instagram video, she revealed the raw side of cosmetic procedures, where her lips and face were left swollen, red, and bruised after treatment.
Her candid post is sparking important conversations about transparency in cosmetic corrections and the risks involved, even with non-surgical beauty treatments.

Why Did Uorfi Get Her Fillers Dissolved?

Uorfi explained that her lip fillers were misaligned, and the laugh line fillers (around her mouth) also didn’t look natural. As a result, she chose to remove them and start over with a more natural look.
“No, this is not a filter,” she wrote in her post. “My fillers were very misplaced. I’ll get them again but more naturally this time.”
Her goal was not to avoid cosmetic procedures altogether, but to correct a previous treatment that no longer suited her facial structure.

What Are Fillers, and Why Are They Used?

Dermal fillers are gel-like substances, most often made of hyaluronic acid, that are injected into the face to add volume, smooth wrinkles, and enhance features like lips or cheeks.

Popular filler uses include:

Lip augmentation – for fuller lips
Laugh line correction – to reduce smile lines (nasolabial folds)

However, if not placed correctly or if too much product is used, fillers can lead to asymmetry, lumpiness, or an unnatural appearance.

How Does Filler Dissolving Work?

To remove unwanted fillers, a doctor injects an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This dissolves the hyaluronic acid in the filler, allowing the area to return to its natural shape.

Immediate Side Effects May Include:

Swelling
Redness
Tenderness
Bruising

Uorfi experienced all of these, and she didn’t hide it from her audience. She warned viewers:

“Please watch this video at your own risk,” referring to her swollen and bruised face.

What Did the Doctor Say?

Dr. Rickson, the dermatologist who performed the procedure, reassured fans that these side effects are normal.
“Swelling after dissolving fillers is completely temporary,” he said. “It usually settles in a few days. Uorfi will be perfectly fine.”
He also praised her for showing the uncomfortable but real side of aesthetic treatments, something not often seen on social media.

Choosing the Right Practitioner Matters

Uorfi took this opportunity to highlight a serious issue: not all cosmetic doctors are equally qualified.
“It’s very important to go to a good doctor. Some fancy clinics don’t know what they’re doing,” she said. “Finally, I found Dr. Rickson. He trusts me, he’s the best.”
This is a key reminder that even non-surgical treatments like fillers should always be done by certified, experienced professionals.

What’s Next for Uorfi?

Despite the painful healing process, Uorfi plans to get her fillers again in 2–3 weeks, but this time with a more subtle and natural result.
This reflects a growing trend in the beauty industry moving away from overfilled looks and toward enhancing natural beauty with more skillfully placed treatments.

Social Media Reacts

Uorfi’s decision to show the raw, unedited footage of her face sparked a wave of supportive comments. Many fans applauded her for being real about the downsides of beauty treatments.
“It takes courage to show this side,” one user commented.
“People should understand that it’s her choice. At least she’s being honest,” said another.
While some trolled her, most responses highlighted her bravery in choosing authenticity over glamour.

Conclusion

Uorfi Javed’s story is more than a personal beauty update; it’s an important message. Cosmetic procedures, even non-surgical ones like fillers, can go wrong. What matters is how you handle the correction, and how responsibly you share the reality behind it.

Most importantly, understand that beauty treatments are personal and being open about their highs and lows is not weakness; it’s strength.

Source: Inputs from various media Sources

I’m a pharmacist with a strong background in health sciences. I hold a BSc from Delhi University and a pharmacy degree from PDM University. I write articles and daily health news while interviewing doctors to bring you the latest insights. In my free time, you’ll find me at the gym or lost in a sci-fi novel.