Keeping up with Farrah Abraham has been the norm since she started her reality TV career on Teen Mom back in 2009. The reality TV show was a hit on MTV because it followed the lives of teenage girls who were pregnant at young ages. Some people argued that the show glamorized teen pregnancy while others felt it served as a stark warning for young people to be more careful before becoming sexually active. Farrah hasn’t always made headlines for the best reasons, and that happens to be the case right now as well. Lately, she’s facing criticism from fans who are bothered by the amount of plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures she’s received.
Farrah Abraham Is Defensive Of Her fillers And Botox
Farrah’s making it clear that she doesn’t have time to deal with people who are judging her for the cosmetic procedures she’s leaned into. Although Farrah indeed looks nearly unrecognizable in comparison to the way she looked in episodes of Teen Mom, she still doesn’t believe anyone has a right to criticize her appearance. She’s also super defensive of the med spa where she got her work done. Farrah posted an angry video on her Instagram story to say:
“I have never seen so much hate from other aesthetic people, other injectors, whatever. Whoever you think you all are, I have to say… MCR Aesthetics is not only perfect at how they install threads, but they are amazing at the tools and usage they’re working on. Many of you are so ignorant and so stupid…”
Fans Are Heavily Judging Farrah Abraham
Farrah went on to explain that she uses a filter when filming social media content since she’s still dealing with a little bit of bruising. In Farrah’s mind, using a filter is not a crime and it’s another reason she feels she’s being unfairly critiqued by the masses. She went on to further hype MCR Aesthetics as a world-renowned business she trusts. Social media users on Reddit don’t have anything positive to say about Farrah and her overt defensiveness at the moment:
- “She looks like a Halloween decoration where the face only kind of moves when it talks.
- “Everything is so lopsided… her nostrils, her lips, her chin. Stop, girl! Just stop.
- “Pretty sure that’s a sign of nerve compression from too much filler. I’ve watched a lot of Botched!
- “I can’t tell if her head is constantly tilted. Or her mouth and eyes tilt down on the other side. OR her head isn’t tilted and she just looks like a two year old put Mrs. Potato head on wrong.”
