Bec Judd shares before-and-after photos from corrective eye surgery journey

The fashionista’s cosmetic surgery confession has exposed the hidden dangers of filler treatments after her two-year ordeal included hospital admissions and surgical corrections.

Bec Judd has shared graphic details of the raft of work she’s had done to her eyes.

In the revealing before-and-after images, Judd showed how she had filler injected to treat under eye hollows/bags which she needed to have dissolved and surgically treated.

The former footy WAG last week opened up on her Vain-ish podcast about all the procedures she’s had, including a lower and upper blepharoplasty and a fat transfer.

Bec Judd has posted graphic details and images of her eye surgeries. Picture: Instagram

“This is what my under eye filler looked like after 10 years. Initially placed there to treat under eye hollows/ bags, I needed to have it dissolved and then surgically treated,” she wrote on Instagram.

“After the lower blepharoplasty settled down I was still very hollow, so opted for fat transfer to treat this area.”

While upper blepharoplasty addresses sagging or drooping upper eyelids, lower blepharoplasty focuses on the lower eyelids to reduce puffiness, under-eye bags and excess skin, to create a more youthful look.

Bec Judd has posted graphic details and images of her eye surgeries. Picture: Instagram

Judd said she soon regretted the filler which “started to migrate and absorb fluid, so it became really, really puffy”.

She added her two-year “journey” of filler wasn’t perfect and had involved hospital admissions and also “cost a s … load of money”.

Judd also posted a selfie on Sunday, saying: “Remember everyone’s journey is different and it’s very important to speak to a team of trusted and highly skilled professionals. There are risks involved.

Bec Judd issued the warning on her podcast, Vain-ish.

“Surgeries leave scars no matter how good your surgeon is. Sometimes asymmetries remain no matter how good your surgeon is. Sometimes people don’t heal as well as others, no matter how good your surgeon is.

“And most of all, make sure you have realistic expectations. AI. Filters are not real life.”

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