Teen Mom Farrah Abraham looks unrecognizable in MTV throwback with daughter Sophia, 12, before plastic surgery makeover

FARRAH Abraham looked shockingly different in an MTV throwback picture from her early days on the show before her plastic surgery makeover.

The Teen Mom OG alum recently sparked fan concern when she seemed to go too far with her lip filler treatments.


Farrah, 30, took to her Instagram stories on Monday to share a throwback photo from 2009, the year she was cast on 16 & Pregnant.

In the picture,the reality star posed next to her co-stars Amber Portwood, Catelynn Baltierra, and Maci Bookout as they all held their tiny toddlers.

The TV personality smiled while showing off her daughter Sophia, looking entirely different pre-plastic surgery makeover.

FAN CONCERNS

Farrah has sparked concern in fans who believe she has gone overboard with her lip fillers and cosmetic surgeries.

Earlier this month, the mother of one showed off her "puffy" face as fans claimed it looked like she'd had an "allergic reaction" after a treatment.

The MTV star shared a video of herself getting micro-blading and lip treatments on Instagram.

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She looked worlds away from her fresh-faced early days on the network with her plump pout and dramatic eyebrows in the clip.

Critics flocked to the comments to beg her to ditch the fillers and go back to being natural.

One wrote: "Her face looks really puffy, what the hell has she done?!"

Another posted, "It genuinely looks like she's had an allergic reaction on her lips," while a third commented: "Farrah please just stop with the fillers!"

One commented: "She looks like a balloon or a bee stung her, it's very puffy."

A final shared: "Her lip filler isn't even in her lips anymore, who did this to her?!"

TRANSFORMATION

Farrah recently poked fun at the "different faces" she's had over the years after undergoing multiple plastic surgeries.

The former TV star admitted she looks so different now that her phone thinks she is nine different people in her camera roll.

Farrah shared a screenshot on her Instagram Stories of the photos her phone picked up from her gallery.

The album was captioned "People and Places" and read "9 people" alongside snaps of the young mom over the past decade.

One showed her as a fresh-faced teen cradling her daughter, Sophia, while in another she had dark hair and minimal makeup.

Farrah was partying with blond hair in a third shot and pouting in a bikini while looking drastically different in the fourth.

PLASTIC SURGERY JOURNEY

Farrah is no stranger to plastic surgery and has undergone numerous cosmetic improvements including breast augmentation in 2010 and a rhinoplasty.

The influencer got a chin implant in 2012, before undergoing a 40-minute procedure under local anesthesia to remove it a year later.

Farrah then underwent a second breast augmentation in 2013 to increase her cup size from C to D. 

That same year, she also received lip injections. 

Then in 2015, she underwent a third boob job to correct a previous botched procedure. 

She has also admitted to getting Botox and fillers in her face.

OPENING UP

Farrah opened up about her body makeover in her book, Dream Twenties: Self Guided Self Help Memoir.

She wrote: "Yes, it’s true, I got plastic surgery and with that responsibility and freedom, there is a lot I learned. 

"I am grateful I got to show or document pretty much my first to my last procedure publicly. That includes even the mess-ups.

“There will be those insecure times with plastic surgery, where it’s not like the amazing boob job that just changes your world where life is going to stay sunny and pour money all over you, no I’m talking about when I got a chin implant.”



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