Charlotte Crosby is at risk of having "filler fatigue" a plastic surgeon has said.
The Geordie Shore personality, 30, has been open about being a fan of going under the knife and trying out fillers in a bid to enhance her looks but Dr Sabrina Shah-Desai - who claims that Charlotte has forked out £20,000 on surgery and filler - thinks that the MTV star needs to be careful.
The medical professional reportedly dissects Charlotte's changing appearance on an upcoming episode of new Channel 5 show, Celebrities: What's Happened to Your Face?
According to The Sun, the doctor warns that Charlotte is at risk of looking "plastic" which she thinks could be down to her "circle of friends who think it’s acceptable."
In a clip seen by the outlet, Dr Sabrina reportedly says: "She’s getting to visible signs of having fillers. Good jobs are not visible, bad jobs are extremely visible."
As she and other experts look at photos of the Newcastle native, she continues: "You can see her lips are too full, the apple of her cheek is too big, almost like a golf ball. That’s looking slightly unreal."
Suggesting that Charlotte should reverse some of the procedures she has had, she later adds: "She’s very young, her skin will bounce back if she just dissolved some of the bad work.
"Nobody’s willing to tell them they’ve gone too far, the practitioner isn’t telling them, they’ve got a circle of friends who think it’s acceptable and very quickly go into this 'filler fatigue', this face that quite obviously looks not beautiful anymore, just very plastic."
Since appearing on MTV's Geordie Shore for the first time back in 2011, Charlotte has undergone a dramatic transformation.
She previously admitted she is a self-confessed lover of Botox, starting in her early twenties and going on to have eyebrow tattoos so she'd be screen-ready at all times.
She has also had more than one nose job, breast augmentation and has shared that she is a fan of Russian technique lip fillers.
*Celebrities: What's Happened to Your Face? airs tonight on Channel 5 at 10pm.
