She also warned it could have been much worse and there can be serious problems if lip fillers are not administered correctly. “It was clear that she needed the rogue filler to be dissolved, and to be re-treated in order to give her the safe and effective treatment she was looking for.” She added: “Not only that, the filler had begun to migrate into the surrounding tissue above and below her lips. She said: “Jenna’s very hard and lumpy lips were asymmetrical in appearance, with the lips not in proportion to one another.” Jenna was unable to drink and smile during Christmas after her festive fillers went wrong (Image: PA Real Life)
Jenna, who lives with her parents Darren and Helen Maclean, 48, said: “I refused to have pictures taken of me all over Christmas because I didn’t like the way I looked. Mortified, Jenna’s agony only ended when she returned shamefaced to work in the new year and her boss, Dr Rita Poddar, a cosmetic dental surgeon and aesthetics director, sorted out her lips and gave her back her smile. Jenna Maclean, 20, of Glasgow, could have asked experts at her new workplace to give her the fuller lips she longed for but, worried she would seem to be blagging a freebie when treatment normally costs around £500, she instead went elsewhere and paid £130 to have it done at a beauty salon.īut after the 15-minute appointment in December 2020, Jenna – who had always felt self-conscious about her pout and used face apps to change her lips in photos – was left with lips that first bled, then turned hard and lumpy and didn’t move properly with her mouth. A dental nurse who treated herself to cut-price lip fillers as an early Christmas present told of her horror after she was left unable to smile properly because her protruding top lip made her look as though she “didn’t have any teeth”.
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