Shannon Beador opens up about ‘fixing’ face fillers she got for RHOC’s reunion special: ‘You live and learn’
Real Housewives of Orange County star Shannon Beador said Monday that she’s ‘fixing’ her face after receiving fillers prior to the show’s 15th reunion special that she had an adverse reaction to.
‘I’ve never done it before and it’s non-dissolvable,’ the 57-year-old told US on Monday about the current treatments she’s undergoing to reverse the process. ‘I go in every two weeks, they put stuff in to try and get rid of it. So, you live and learn.’
The Bravo beauty in January took to Instagram after she said fans noticed a difference in her appearance in watching the reunion show.
On the mend: Real Housewives of Orange County star Shannon Beador, 57, said Monday that she’s ‘fixing’ her face after receiving fillers prior to the show’s 15th reunion special that she had an adverse reaction to
‘New year, new me!’ she captioned the shot. ‘After last nights reunion episode, there are questions asking “what happened to your face???” I am here to be honest and open about what happened.’
In the clip, she explained how she was having a difficult month after undergoing a natural filler treatment meant to complement her skin ‘without thinking it through,’ leading to the adverse reaction.
‘Last night, part one of the RHOC reunion aired, and there are a lot of people asking, what did Shannon do to her face?’ she said. ‘I wanted to look good for the reunion, so I went elsewhere to try a couple of natural and non-invasive treatments that have been very effective in tightening people’s skin, but it didn’t work at all on my skin.’
She continued, ‘I’m having a really difficult time looking myself in the mirror, I don’t recognize myself.’
The Bravo beauty in January took to Instagram after she said fans noticed a difference in her appearance in watching the reunion show
Out and about: Beador was snapped at an event in Hollywood in January 2020
She was at the Southern California-based plastic surgeon CosmetiCare getting treatments to reverse the condition.
In a subsequent segment on her Instagram Stories, a nurse injected her cheeks with a needle, lauding the reality star for being a ‘great sport’ amid the painful process.
Beador replied, ‘I’m good. Anything, anything to get rid of it.’
Beador visited the Southern California-based plastic surgeon CosmetiCare getting treatments to reverse the condition
Beador has been on RHOC since the show’s ninth season in 2014
In the interview, Beador, who has been on the reality show since the show’s ninth season in 2014, said she’s had a difficult time with weight gain in quarantine, nearly a year after the coronavirus lockdown.
‘I’ve always been a thin person, so it was very tough for me,’ she said. ‘It was heavy on my heart to have gained the weight that I have. I’m in process of my glow-up right now.
‘I’m starting to lose that COVID weight and then I’m going to stay there, because this roller coaster it doesn’t work for me very well.’