Sabeena Farooq denies lip filler rumours, says she is afraid of needles

“Pakistani actor Sabeena Farooq responded to speculation about her appearance, clarifying that she has not gotten lip fillers and explaining that her fear of needles and injections was the reason she h…”
Taking to her Instagram Story, the actor addressed messages from people suggesting that she had undergone the cosmetic treatment. While dismissing the rumours, Farooq made it clear that she did not consider cosmetic enhancements a bad thing and believed people should be free to make their own choices.
View this post on Instagram“I’ve been getting a lot of messages from people saying I got lip fillers, which first isn’t a bad thing, but I didn’t because I’m scared of needles and injections. Otherwise, I would’ve considered doing it, regardless of doing too much.
But yeah, we shouldn’t question what people do, right?” she said, her story. Farooq’s response struck a balance between addressing speculation about herself and pushing back against the tendency to scrutinise other people’s appearances. Although she denied getting lip fillers, the actor indicated that she has no issue with those who choose to undergo cosmetic procedures.
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Her remarks also highlighted a broader conversation around beauty standards and the scrutiny public figures face over their looks. Celebrities frequently find themselves at the centre of online speculation about cosmetic treatments, with changes in appearance often prompting assumptions about whether they have undergone procedures.
By acknowledging that cosmetic enhancements are a personal choice, Farooq appeared to question why such decisions should become a subject of public judgement in the first place. Farooq has established herself as a familiar face in Pakistani television, earning recognition for her performances in several popular drama serials.
A Media Studies graduate, she began her acting career in 2016 and has since taken on a range of roles. She gained widespread attention for playing Haya in the hit drama. Tere Bin.
Although the character attracted considerable criticism from viewers, Farooq also faced online harassment and threats, prompting her to speak out about the distinction between an actor and the character they portray. In 2023, the actor addressed thebacklashin an Instagram post, urging viewers to stop directing hostility towards her over her on-screen role.
She later discussed the different responses to her performance from audiences in Pakistan and India. Farooq further strengthened her reputation with her portrayal of Barbeena in. Kabuli Pulaoand Aliya in.
Mann Jogi. Her performance in. Kabuli Pulaoearned her the Lux Style Award 2025 for Best TV Actress (Critics’ Choice).
In August 2026, she was also announced among the honourees of the CLC Global 100 Women Leaders Award 2026, recognising women from various fields, including entertainment. Beyond her acting career, Farooq has used social media to address criticism, online behaviour and the pressures faced by celebrities.
Her latest response to the lip filler rumours follows that pattern, with the actor clarifying her own position while reminding audiences that personal choices about appearance deserve respect.
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