Love Island and Celebrity Big Brother star Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu looks unrecognisable in pre surgery photos from her university days when she went by a very different name.
Ekin-Su, 29, has always been clear about the plastic surgery she's undergone to achieve her dazzling looks, having spent many thousands on various procedures. The 2022 Love Island winner decided to change her appearance using tear trough filler, cheek filler, jaw filler, and lip filler among other treatments.
She also admitting to spashling a whopping £4,000 on veneers and travelled to Turkey to undergo the procedure. Dental expert Dr Ferakh Hamid has said of Ekin's teeth transformation: "Ekin-Su had ten veneers placed on her upper teeth and eleven on her lower teeth, at a total cost of £4,000.
Ekin-Su looked very different in her University years (Facebook)
Ekin looks very different these days (Instagram/ @ekinsuofficial)He added: "While financially attractive, the significant cost difference between dental procedures in the UK and abroad often stems from varying overheads and material standards. The higher standards and materials in the UK provide lower risk and a more reliable outcome.”
Not stopping there, she also opted for breast enlargement, botox, and a non-surgical nose job. However, back in her teens and early twenties, Ekin-Su looked very different as she showcased a much more natural look.
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The reality TV star studied performing arts at the University of Central Lancashire, where her friends say she went by the name of Susie Hayzel and spoke with an Essex accent rather than her posh London accent.
In resurfaced throwback photos, Ekin-Su, who is currently causing drama in the Celebrity Big Brother house, could be seen wearing a white bikini and sash while competing in a Miss Ireland beauty pageant in 2012.
Ekin-Su went by the name of Susie (Facebook)
The reality TV star has had a lot of work done (Facebook)Speaking to Mail Online about Ekin-Su's past and different appearance, a source said: "Ekin-Su was definitely a character. Everybody knew who she was at university, and she made sure of that. We only ever knew her as Susie though and it was a surprise when she started going by the name Ekin-Su.
"She had a strong Essex accent at university, which has changed a lot since she pursued her acting dreams in Turkey. Ekin-Su always wanted to be famous, she studied performing arts and after uni competed in Miss World, Miss Ireland, and Miss Central London beauty pageants, so being on Love Island suited her."
Dr Rosh, an aesthetics practitioner, previously revealed some of Ekin-Su's before and after pictures on Instagram. He explained that he had consulted with her before her journey into the Love Island villa.
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Ekin-Su looks very different these daysSharing insights into her transformation, Dr Rosh stated: "We decided to add subtle changes but still keeping everything looking very natural. First, we added tear trough filler to fill the hollows and give her that gorgeous 'eight-hour beauty sleep' refreshed look. Then, I feathered in some filler into the lateral cheeks to soften her middle cheek fullness and jaw filler to lift and create more definition."
Ekin-Su previously said she was always going to be honest about the work she has got done as a growing number of celebrities continue to deny having cosmetic procedures to enhance their looks. Speaking to The Guardian, she previously said: "People now realise you can't lie. Nobody's stupid, it just makes you look fake if you say, 'I haven't had anything done' when you clearly have."
The former Love Island winner, who was once Miss Ireland at the Miss Asia Pacific World pageant, also shared her plans to go for a more natural look: "Whatever lip filler I have, I'm going to dissolve. I didn't like the fake look. I think natural beauty is a lot prettier. I've not had anything major done to myself, right? OK, apart from the boobs."
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