Molly-Mae Hague has begged her younger fans to "not make the same mistakes" when it comes to cosmetic treatments.
The Love Island star and influencer, 21, has been documenting her "journey to become more natural", ditching the composite bonds on her teeth and getting her lip filler removed.
Molly says she's now "reversed all the mistakes" she made several years ago, and urged her army of followers to "just wait" until their faces have matured before seeking out appearance-altering procedures.
Speaking on her Instagram, the star said: "I had my composite bonds removed recently, after having two years of having my natural teeth covered. I now have my natural teeth back.
"I'm just so happy that I don't have teeth like the wicked witch of the east because I genuinely thought that when my composite bonds got taken off I would have like orange decayed teeth because these haven't been touched for two years.
"I didn't know what to expect. My natural teeth are now back. I do wanna whiten them a little bit more.
"I wasn't gonna show you them this soon but whatever, we're all friends on here. I'm so glad I did it.
"I think I've taken all the steps I wanna take now in terms of reversing all the mistakes I made with the fillers, getting things done that I didn't necessarily need to get done and that I didn't really think through at the time - about two or three years ago now."
She explained that she'd had the composite bonds put in just before entering the Love Island villa in 2019.
"I don't regret it," she continued, "but it just wasn't a necessary thing to do and I was just young.
"I think when you get older, you want to look younger and when you're younger, you want to look older.
"Take my advice and just wait. Wait a good few years until your face has matured, until you get a little bit older and then make decisions about cosmetic work and stuff."
Molly captioned her video: "Please don't make the same mistakes I did."
She's always been open about her procedures, revealing last year that ditching her lip fillers was the "best decision" she's ever made.
She thanked followers for their kind words as she showed them her natural lips, shortly after getting her filler dissolved.
"You guys have been so nice about my new lips, you can't really see because I've got so much lip liner on," she said.
"But yeah, I'm just trying to get use to them. I do not miss my lumpy, bumpy horrible filler!
"It's probably one of the best things I've ever done, it will just take me a while to get used to them."
