LOVE Island’s Mollie Salmon poses in a yellow co-ord as she shows off the results of her ‘fox eye’ surgery.
The make-up artist, 23, posed in the bright shorts and t-shirt with Meangirls catchphrase “that’s so fetch” written across the chest.
Mollie Salmon shows off her new controversial fox eye surgery
Taking a close up of her face, fans were able to see the clear difference that the cosmetic procedure which involves lifting the eyebrows to target “droopy” eyelids.
Posing in her bedroom, she gave followers a closer look at her face and new eyes.
She pulled her blonde locks up into a messy bun and added a pair of bright orange sunglasses to her summery look.
The star – who arrived on TV in Love Island‘s Casa Amor in 2022 – also shared a snap of her with a black headband brushing her locks off her face.
Her cheeks look noticeably more taught while her eyes appear raised at the ends, changing their shape entirely.
On her Instagram account, she revealed she went under the knife at Mono Cosmetic Surgery in Turkey.
Despite clearly being excited for her new look, trolls were quick to claim Mollie’s surgery choice wouldn’t end well.
One wrote: “Bug eye surgery.”
Another remarked: “I’d never in a million years get an eye surgery.”
But Mollie wasn’t going to let the haters win as she posted another clip revealing the final results of her surgery.
She penned: “Reading through all my comments saying I’ve ruined my face with fox eye surgery.”
Wearing black sunglasses she mimed over the sound: “I had a little cry earlier, and I had a big cry last night, but I’m not crying now and I think for that, I’m doing so well.”
Earlier this month Mollie jetted to Turkey to undergo fox eye surgery, documenting it on TikTok.
She shared a clip of herself 24 hours after surgery looking bruised and swollen.
“Fox eye surgery recovery, the healing process is a journey,” she captioned the post.
Eye surgery experts Optimax have given the lowdown on the fox eye surgery trend.
They state the procedure is: “When the outer edge of your eyebrow is lifted to extend upwards rather than following the natural brow bone.
“This lifts the corners of your eyes and the skin around the area, mimicking a face lift and blepharoplasty with what has been referred to as a ‘minimally invasive surgery’.”
Yet issuing warnings about the side-effects, they added: “Disfiguration isn’t uncommon in fox eye surgery patients as healing varies from person to person.
“There is no way of knowing how your body will react to the small hooks on silhouette soft threads, or to being pulled by PDO threads.
“Ripples and skin puckering are known side effects of fox eye surgery, as are infection and encapsulation.”
Mollie was quizzed by fans over why she got the work done in the first place, especially being so young
Mollie shared one last snap of her before the surgery
Mollie showed fans what her face looked like 24 hours after her procedure
