Sophie Kasaei showed off the dramatic results of having her face filler dissolved as she finally underwent the procedure after a past allergic reaction left her with PTSD.

The Geordie Shore star, 35, told how being on TV left her feeling insecure about her appearance and she gave in to surgery after being offered free procedures abroad.

In April, she decided to have her face filler removed and documented the process as she visited Dr Rosh’s £30million clinic in Cheshire. 

Sophie was previously left with PTSD after having a ‘really, really bad’ allergic reaction from a different procedure, which left her uncertain about doing it again. 

However, the TV personality – who quit Geordie Shore last week – has now shared the incredible results after building up the courage to have the remaining product removed. 

In a new video, Sophie said she felt in ‘safe hands’ with Dr Rosh – the world’s leading cosmetic surgeon who has worked with stars including Molly-Mae Hague – as he had everything on hand in case she had an allergic reaction.

She revealed the results on camera, showing off the difference in her appearance after getting filler removed from around her chin, cheeks and eyes.

She said: ‘I did it, got another round of dissolver. That is going down already. Chin’s a little bit red, took me antihistamines again, but, me face just looks so different, so much better.’

She then pointed to a spot underneath her eye and remarked: ‘It’s a little bit swollen there, but that’s fine. that’s what I expected. My eyes are so bigger now.’

Sophie admitted she felt like a ‘new woman’ and ‘looks younger’ after undergoing the procedure.

In a video posted to Dr Rosh’s Instagram, Sophie’s nerves around the procedure were apparent because of her previous allergic reaction, but the cosmetic surgeon assured her he would only remove what was needed.

She told how her social media followers claimed she looked ‘so much better’ after getting her filler removed for the first time as she underwent the second round.

‘Honestly, the response I’ve had, even on social media, everyone’s like, ‘Oh my God. Like you look so much better,’ she told Dr Rosh.

With the plastic surgeon replying: ‘When we finish, you’ll love it.’

Dr Rosh revealed that Sophie told him that she didn’t ‘recognise herself’ anymore after years of getting filler and other cosmetic procedures.

‘Years of filler from different practitioners had left her feeling overdone – and disconnected from her real face,’ he shared.

‘We started her naturalisation journey by dissolving, softly and respectfully. No judgement. Just a reset.’

‘We’ve done a second round of dissolver. What’s next is simple: restore only what’s needed. No trends. No puff. Just balance,’ he explained.

‘If you’ve ever felt ”not yourself” after filler, you’re not alone. And you’re always welcome here.’

Sophie has previously told how starring on Geordie Shore left her feeling insecure about her appearance, resulting in her deciding to get surgery.

In her 20s, she underwent a boob job and Brazilian Bum Lift but revealed she had the second procedure in a run-down hospital in Turkey.

She also developed an addiction to lip fillers, revealing one time the process went wrong and she was left looking like ‘the elephant man’.

In 2022, she underwent a breast reduction to bring her E-cup assets down to a C-cup as well as a a reverse tummy tuck and corrective work to her Brazilian Bum Lift (BBL) procedure.

The TV personality said she ‘almost died’ after undergoing the botched BBL in Turkey as she admitted the ‘traumatic’ procedure ‘nearly killed her’.

Sophie, who was insecure about her ‘flat bottom’, admitted she was promised a ‘Kim Kardashian figure’, but instead suffered ‘agonising’ repercussions

She suffered a life-threatening abscess which led to her having emergency surgery to drain one litre of puss on her left bum-cheek.

Brazilian Butt Lift’s are used to make buttocks bigger, more rounded or lifted. It sees fat transferred from other areas of the body, such as the hips or stomach, to give patients a fuller bottom.

Shedding light on her ‘near-death experience’, Sophie said: ‘Someone who didn’t have many curves, I was quite straight, I thought “omg this is amazing, I can go over to Turkey for free and get a BBL and look like Kim Kardashian and have this amazing figure.”

Turkey has become one of the most popular destinations, fuelled by celebrities and influencers who’ve made the four-hour trip in pursuit of revamping their bodies. 

She added: ‘I was about 24, so off I was to Turkey. When I arrived in Turkey, I underwent the procedure and a couple of days later looked at myself in the mirror and thought “wait, should I be this bruised?”

‘The holes on my back as well. I looked like a sieve. I’ve just got burns marks all over my back where they went through.

‘I got liposunction as well because they promised me my body would be great and I’d look amazing.

‘After the healing process, six weeks or eight weeks later, I started getting a pain in my left bum cheek and I was in agony.

‘I was in Mexico at the time, and I actually went to a hospital there. They put me on a drip and started panicking. Everyone was running around.

‘And they were saying they was an abscess in their and if that burst, you would be dead.

‘I told them to book me on a flight home because if I’m going to die, I want to die with my family around me.

‘So off I was back to Newcastle. I went straight to hospital. I had to stay in there overnight, wake up in the morning and go straight into surgery for them to drain this abscess growing on my bum.

‘They drained one litre of puss. It was so traumatic. Getting it packed was the worst pain in the world – I screamed the hospital down.

‘It was just hell. I felt ill, I couldn’t walk, my whole leg was numb. I couldn’t even sit on it. It was just absolute agony.

‘Eventually the wound healed but was forming this horrendous scare which was leaving this shark-type scare.’

Sophie told her horror story to warn young girls of the dangerous surgery and the complications it can lead too.

Sophie has been a fan favourite on Geordie Shore since the show’s 2011 launch, and joined rival show TOWIE in 2023.