Here is how was his mouth after the application of an injection to thicken his lips

When Christina Burton shared the photos on her lips after applying a filling to inflate them, her friends and family laughed. They thought the pictures were fake and that he had filtered them.

When she warned them that the photos were real and that her face was such that they had seen her, a friend came into shock and vomited. This was not for less. Burton had lips "like sausages" and seemed about to explode, just 45 minutes after a beautician from her home gave her an injection to "thicken her lips," released the British newspaper.
Daily mail.

When the beautician left Burton's home in the city of Wythenshawe, south of Manchester, the lips of this 29-year-old English mother began to swell beyond the ordinary. This was the fifth time he had injected himself and he was now paying for the work the amount of £ 75 (about 4,500 pesos at the official exchange rate).

A few hours later, when his throat was closed and he could no longer breathe, Burton called 999, the British emergency system.

Victim of an allergic reaction, she was admitted to the local hospital, where she received oxygen and a badtail of drugs.

The beautician had badured her that the swelling was normal, but she knew it was not the case: "As soon as I was put on the numbing cream, I knew that something was wrong, my lips tingled. "

"I looked in the mirror and saw that my lips were swollen, my throat was numb and I was having trouble swallowing, they looked like sausages on my face.

"I tried taking antihistamines and pain relievers to relieve swelling and had an ice paddle to keep them cool, but they became uncontrollable."

When the ambulance arrived, the doctors applied steroids, anti-inflammatories and antibiotics and then transferred her to the hospital where she spent the night.

"The hospital nurses could not believe how my lips were swollen, it was awful."

Barely able to recover, Burton began sharing images of his ordeal to warn of the risks of dermal fillers.

"I share my story with the hope that people will know that allergic reactions can happen to anyone," he said.

Burton thinks that is the anesthetic cream that caused his allergic reaction, but in the Daily Mail, they claimed that dermal fillers could cause painful infections and swelling if they did not occur. were not applied correctly.