GEORGIA Harrison showcased her new look after getting her lip fillers dissolved.
The Love Island star, 26, shared a very graphic video giving fans an insight into the procedure.
The media personality told followers that her lips had been “overfilled” and was having the sessions to achieve natural-looking lips.
Georgia shared footage of the procedure and showed off the side affects, as she displayed her puffy and swollen lips.
The reality star said: “I’m actually really nervous to have got dissolver in.
“Like I’ve had filler my whole life…It’s just not in fashion to have really big oversized lips.
“Like it’s nice to have them natural but maybe a bit plump around the edges.”
Georgia warned her young fans to avoid getting lip fillers, admitting it is not fashionable.
She continued: “And I just want to show my young followers don’t bother getting too much filler in or you’re going to have to do this and start again.
“So just don’t, just don’t.”
Georgia returned for two further sessions and revealed that she had all of her fillers dissolved.
She admitted: “I’ve really really appreciated being able to move my lips properly.
“And every time I look at videos now I’m like this is so much better.
“It is definitely one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.”
Georgia returned for a final session to fill the edges so her lips look natural and even in shape.
The TV star unveiled the finished look, debuting her new filler-free lips after a three week process.
She explained: “My mouth moves better, it is no longer affecting my other facial features like my nose.
“The inbetween of having absolutely nothing in my lips was nowhere near as bad as I thought it would be.
“You just draw over the lip liner a little bit and you cannot tell.
“If any of you are considering it, I couldn’t suggest it anymore and hopefully I can take the trend of lip dissolving and spread it a little further because having them big stuffed sausage lips to the point where it’s unnatural it’s not in.
“I think I got filler on the house from a young age and I got carried away with it…don’t be me…don’t be a sausage.”
