Farrah Abraham, the star of "Teen Mom," is having a bit of lip trouble after a botched surgery- but luckily, she might be getting a little help from "Botched," another reality show.
Recently, the former "Teen Mom" star (and current porn star) underwent a lip implant- a procedure that, theoretically, should give her significantly larger lips without the difficulties of other lip-based plastic surgeries.
Sadly, the difficulties came anyway. Abraham had (according to TMZ, anyway) what is believed to be an allergic reaction to her anesthetic, and now has a pair of cartoonishly huge lips.
But there's hope ahead for Abraham. According to the Daily Mail, the reality star might have found a solution to her current lip situation- a solution that comes, obviously, from reality TV. Dr. Terry Dubrow, a plastic surgeon with his own reality show ("Botched," an E! series where Dubrow and his partner, Dr. Paul Nassif, fixed botched plastic surgeries).
Daily Mail spoke to Dubrow, who confirmed that Abraham will be appearing on a future episode of "Botched," but steadfastly refused to say anything more than that.
"We can't talk about that but let's assume that we may be involved with that at this point," Dubrow stated.
"Maybe we have, maybe we will, but that's something she may need help with."
Whether she gets surgery on the show or doesn't, either way Abraham should fare pretty well. On Twitter, she's already been joking about her condition, comparing herself to Leela, a character on the cartoon "Futurama" (as a cartoon character, she's got fairly sizable lips). As well, she's been retweeting the various news articles online that have covered her surgery- so she's definitely not shying away from this.
Fox News also adds that Abraham has been in front of cameras for years, so dealing with something this serious (and embarassing) in the public eye is something she's uniquely trained to deal with.
Check back soon for the latest updates on Farrah Abraham's lips. Hopefully, with the help of "Botched" and Dr. Dubrow, the reality star can fix this botched surgery and get back to normal.
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