A BEAUTY enthusiast has revealed that she had a mini face lift, a forehead reduction and fox eye surgery.
But as Lourissa Setu proudly showed off her results four weeks after going under the knife, she was met with a barrage of abuse from nasty trolls.
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Not only did haters accuse her of looking ‘scary’, but others pointed out similarities to Swiss-American socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein, who became widely known for her extensive cosmetic surgeries and was often referred to as ‘Bride of Wildenstein’ and ‘Catwoman‘.
The brunette beauty, who is from New Zealand, took to social media to give her 38,600 TikTok followers a close-up look at her face, leaving many open-mouthed.
In the short clip, the young woman said: “Ok, so this is week four – my eyes are opening up more and more, they’re settling more and more, but I want you guys to remember, I got the fox eye with a temporal lift, with a forehead reduction, which also brought it up and I got a mid face lift.”
Lourissa then acknowledged: “I’m no expert on all of these things, but with all of these things freshly pulling up, yes, it made my face look pretty crazy and it’s still settling now.
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“I at least have to give it at least two to four more weeks and then you can really start to see what the results are going to look like, but even then I still have to wait around even the 12 month mark to see final results.”
She claimed that she is “still healing”, as she continued: “I can still feel all swollen as you can see, even my eyes are still quite swollen but it’s also coming down really well and has come down really well since.”
As she showed off her wounded hairline, she confessed: “Also I can’t wait for my hair to start growing back – my hair really thinned around the incision line, but honestly I think it’s gonna look amazing.”
Big divide
But the TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @lourissasetu, has clearly left many stunned, as it has quickly gone viral.
The short video has now racked up 1.8 million views, 33,200 likes and 1,991 comments in just six days.
But social media users were left divided by the clip – whilst many were left horrified by Lourissa’s surgery results, others attempted to be supportive.
The mean trolls raced to the comments to share their thoughts, as one person said: “Babes it looks horrible.”
Another added: “All I see is Jocelyn Wildenstein. Scary.”
Meanwhile, a third asked: “Is it reversible?”
This is so unfortunate
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At the same time, someone else wrote: “Usually plastic surgery looks terrible after years but this looks bad right away.”
Not only this, but another keyboard warrior slammed: “Oh this is so unfortunate.”
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However, at the same time, others were eager to support Lourissa and claimed that she would look ‘fabulous’ once her face had fully healed.
One woman beamed: “You look amazing! I got this done too and looked very natural and normal by the three month mark.
I think you looked beautiful then and you do now too
TikTok user
“People need to trust the process.”
A second chimed in: “Not something I would do, but I think you’re going to look fabulous when it’s all settled … you do you and be happy, ignore the critics.”
And another fan praised: “I think you looked beautiful then and you do now too.”
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