Uorfi Javed gives glimpse of healing from her lip filler journey, says, 'Some said its upar wale ka aazab'

Uorfi Javed has once again sparked conversation, this time not for her bold fashion choices but for sharing an honest glimpse into her personal journey of dissolving her lip fillers. The actress and digital personality took to Instagram to document her recovery process, posting a series of raw and unfiltered photos and videos that showed her face visibly swollen and lips inflamed. Having undergone lip filler procedures since the age of 18, Uorfi revealed that over the years the fillers had shifted, resulting in an unnatural appearance she no longer felt comfortable with.

Her decision to reverse the process was met with a mix of reactions online. Some trolls mocked her appearance, calling it a result of “bad karma” or “divine punishment.” However, Uorfi responded to the criticism with humor, writing that she laughed at the comments and memes. Sharing pictures of her healing journey, the actress wrote: Road to recovery. So many people said so much made so many reels. Some said ‘ it’s upar wale ka azaab,' Fruit for my bad deeds. I had a good laugh at them all even the memes. Waise I’ve discovered something better than lip fillers to make my lips fuller . In the next video , my lip care 👄

Despite the backlash, she used the opportunity to educate her followers about the potential risks of poorly done cosmetic procedures and the importance of choosing the right professionals. Uorfi made it clear that she is not against fillers in general, but stressed that inexperienced hands can cause long-term issues. She also clarified that the swollen look was not due to filters or editing tricks, but part of the actual healing process.

Interestingly, Uorfi hinted that she may consider getting her lips done again in the future but with a more subtle and natural approach. She also teased a new lip care routine she has discovered that she claims works better than fillers. Through it all, her tone remained candid and self-aware, as she reminded her followers that beauty is personal, and evolving. While the experience was physically painful, she turned it into a teachable moment about self-awareness, informed choices, and learning to laugh through the discomfort. In opening up about a procedure many choose to hide, Uorfi once again broke away from convention and started a conversation not just about aesthetics, but about authenticity in the age of social media.