Larsa Pippen Hits Again at Criticism Over ‘Grossly’ Overfilled Face

Larsa Pippen is clapping again at haters criticizing her “excessive facial filler” … revealing she not too long ago had an allergic response to a therapy that made her face swell.

Take a look at the “Real Housewives of Miami” star’s Insta clip from Saturday evening — she pushes again at individuals trashing a viral picture from her current “Good Night New York” look, explaining   … “I did have PRP. I did have an allergic reaction to the PRP which I didn’t even know you can have. So my face is a bit swollen but it doesn’t look like that.”

BTW, PRP is a therapy that entails medical doctors processing one’s personal blood “to concentrate the number of platelets in the plasma” after which injecting it again into the individual’s face, per Cleveland Clinic. Its goal is to stimulate collagen manufacturing and sluggish growing older of the pores and skin … and triggers short-term inflamation whereas doing so.

Loads of celebs have hopped on the PRP prepare, like Denise Richards, Kim Kardashian, Megan Fox and extra.

Larsa even accuses somebody of modifying the pic of her face trying infected and reminds followers that is merely not what her face appears to be like like in actuality. She’s clearly over the chatter, ending off her clapback by inviting individuals to “keep on hating.”

LP initially commented on the matter when she got here throughout a video from New Jersey-based aesthetic supplier Mai Kaga’s Instagram video, during which she analyzes the truth star’s face and accuses her of getting it “grossly” overfilled.

Former “Real Housewives of Orange County” star Kelly Dodd even discovered her manner into the feedback … seemingly throwing shade by writing “muppets.” It is not clear to whom she was referring.

Anyway … Kaga ended up doubling down on her video, responding to blended reactions that her critiques have been “not about Larsa, but about cautioning the current and future generations about being over treated and overfilled, unnecessarily and covering up your own natural features that make you uniquely beautiful.”