Uorfi Javed dissolves fillers after nine years, sparks conversation around cosmetic choices & beauty pressure

Uorfi Javed recently opened up about a difficult cosmetic procedure—dissolving her lip and laugh line fillers after nearly a decade. The reality TV personality shared an unfiltered video on social media, revealing her visibly swollen face post-treatment and the physical pain she experienced during the process.

Uorfi, who first got fillers at the age of 18, said the earlier procedures had left her features looking “misplaced.” Speaking in the video, she explained, “So mere jo fillers the, kaafi misplaced the. I decided to get my laugh lines and lip fillers dissolved. Main 2-3 hafte baad araam se ache se naturally karwaungi.” Her face and lips swelled up immediately after the injections, leaving her both in pain and amused by her own reflection. “Main khud dekh ke hass rahi thi… end tak aate aate badi buri haalat ho gayi thi.”

The video shows her lying on a treatment bed, eyes shut tight as a doctor injects the dissolving solution. In her caption, Uorfi clarified that the procedure was not an outright rejection of fillers. “I’m not saying no to fillers at all. Dissolving is painful. But I’ll get them again, naturally this time,” she wrote.

She also used the moment to highlight the importance of choosing a qualified doctor, saying, “All these doctors with fancy clinics know nothing. Finally I found @dr.rickson, trust me he’s the best.” Uorfi noted the post was not sponsored and urged her followers to be cautious while opting for aesthetic procedures.

Her candid reveal sparked a mix of reactions online. One user commented, “It takes a lot of courage to show all this.” Another wrote, “You are beautiful anyways. Why do you even want fillers?” Others defended her choice, saying, “It’s her body, her decision. And she’s being real with her audience.”

Uorfi has never shied away from sharing her cosmetic journey. Fresh off her win on The Traitors with co-contestant Nikita Luther, she continues to make headlines—this time, with a raw and real update.