Skye Wheatley Undergoes Eye Procedure After Controversial Fox Eye Surgery: ‘They’re Horrible’

Skye Wheatley revealed on Friday she recently had another surgery done on her eyes, following her controversial ‘fox eye’ cosmetic procedure last year.

The influencer, 31, shared videos to Instagram explaining to her followers this time it was medically necessary to go under the knife. 

Appearing in the clips with shocking bloodshot eyes, Skye said she had her pinguecula removed—a raised growth on the mucous membrane of the eye.  

‘I thought I would give an update on my eyeballs. They’re horrible. It’s really making me feel not my best, which is annoying,’ she told her fans.

‘I feel like they’re going to be red for quite some time. I had my stitches out. The annoying thing is I’m just not seeing an improvement.’

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Skye Wheatley, 31, revealed on Friday she recently had another surgery done on her eyes, following her controversial ‘fox eye’ cosmetic procedure last year 

Skye leaned in to the camera to show followers how irritated and bloodshot her eyes looked following the medical surgery.  

‘Nothing will make you feel worse and uglier than bloodshot eyes. This is going to be the situation for at least another two to three weeks,’ she said.

She then assured followers: ‘It’s not a virus. I had pinguecula surgery. I had my pingueculae removed.’ 

According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, a pinguecula is a small, yellowish growth which appears on the conjunctiva of the eye.

It is a common and benign condition often caused by sun exposure and dry, dusty environments. 

Pingueculae are usually only surgically removed if they become painful, affect how the patient blinks, or impair their vision.

It comes after Skye underwent a controversial fox eye lift surgery, among several other procedures, in Turkey last October. 

Skye also had liposuction, a complimentary temporal lift, and a blepharoplasty.

The influencer shared videos to Instagram explaining to her followers this time it was medically necessary to go under the knife to remove her pingueculae

A temporal lift is a fat transfer into the face to prevent the need for injectable dermal fillers, and a blepharoplasty is an eyelid surgery.

‘My doctor said there wasn’t much fat on my arms or legs so [he] only took the littlest bit and from what I can see of my arms so far I’m really happy,’ Skye said.

‘Legs don’t look much different, probably swollen.’

Answering a question on her Instagram Stories, Skye listed off all the plastic surgery procedures she’s ever had done.

She mentioned surgery on her nose, her breasts (twice), arms, inner thigh, and face.

The influencer previously revealed she couldn’t open her eyes for three days following the fox eye lift procedure. 

‘Being in a foreign hospital with no eyesight was pretty unsettling,’ she said.

‘Why did you get the liposuction if you’re really fit?’ another follower asked Skye.

It comes after Skye underwent a controversial fox eye lift surgery, among several other procedures, in Turkey last October

‘Because [it] doesn’t matter how fit you are, you’re always going to have stubborn areas of fat!’ Skye wrote.

‘I’m not actually that fit. Yes, I train daily, but my diet isn’t perfect. I’m too much of a sweet tooth, I’m obsessed with sugar and food in general. I’m a big eater lol.

‘He wasn’t even going to do it, he said hardly any fat, but I insisted.’

Skye was also forced to address accusations of a plastic surgery addiction shortly after she announced she was travelling to Turkey for the procedures.

‘Really not being a hater—but YOU’RE the exact reason girls have self-esteem issues,’ one follower wrote to her.

‘Everyone is going to have self-esteem issues,’ Skye replied.

‘I know it’s sad because I see the beauty in others but somehow it’s always different when you look at yourself…

‘And I’m being open and honest about my surgeries because I DON’T want other girls who aren’t enhanced to feel like they’re not “good enough” or “not pretty enough”.

‘Everyone is beautiful with or without surgery, but I think the more damaging thing is to get all these enhancements done without being honest about it.

‘There are so many girls online who’ve had surgical enhancements and say nothing. I won’t be one of those people.’