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Juju do Pix Before and After: What was she like before? What is she like after surgery? What happened?

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Understand the Juju do Pix case, what was injected into her face, the complications of illegal fillers, and the real risks of clandestine cosmetic procedures.

In recent years, the case of Juju from Pix She drew attention on social media and in the media for exposing, in a stark and realistic way, the consequences of an improperly performed cosmetic procedure. The influencer underwent an illegal facial filler treatment that resulted in... severe facial deformities, progressive medical complications, and the need for complex reconstructive surgeries..

This episode raised important questions that thousands of people search for daily on Google, such as: what was injected, why did the face become deformed, if it is possible to remove, What are the risks of industrial silicone? e How to avoid this type of problem..

In this article, I explain the case based on... only information confirmed by reliable news outlets.I provide medical clarifications and, at the end, I issue an essential warning for anyone considering cosmetic procedures.

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Updates 2026: After removing mineral oil from her face, Juju do Pix gets silicone implants and shows the results of the surgery.

Juju do Pix once again drew attention on social media by showing off the results of her silicone breast implant surgery after undergoing a delicate process to remove mineral oil from her face. The influencer, who had already been moving followers with her facial recovery, fulfilled her dream of getting breast implants and showed off her new look to the public. According to the latest news, the surgery took place in March 2026 and marked a new phase in Juju do Pix's transformation, combining recovery, self-esteem, and personal fulfillment.

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What was injected into Juju do Pix's face?

In 2017, the influencer Juliana Oliveira – known as "Juju do Pix" – She underwent an illegal cosmetic procedure to make her face more feminine.

At this unlicensed clinic, they promised to use silicone, but in reality... They injected 21 syringes of mineral oil into her face.. (CNN), a substance also popularly known as industrial silicone.

This type of material:

  • It is not approved by Anvisa.

  • It is not absorbed by the body.

  • It should not be used in any cosmetic procedure.

The problem worsened because Juju believed she was undergoing a safe cosmetic procedure when, in fact, she was the victim of an illegal application of a prohibited substance.

Why did Juju do Pix's face become distorted over time?

Unlike hyaluronic acid, which is absorbed by the body, Mineral oil remains permanently in the tissues.Over time, the body reacts by trying to "isolate" this foreign body, which leads to:

  • Chronic inflammation

  • Formation of hardened nodules (granulomas)

  • Intense fibrosis

  • Progressive swelling

  • Changes in facial contour

These reactions They don't happen immediately.In many cases, like Juju's, the symptoms They worsen over months or years.which creates a false sense of security at the beginning.

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What adverse reactions did Juju from Pix experience on her face?

Over time, Juju do Pix suffered progressive facial deformities., accompanied by pain and other worrying symptoms.( The oil seeped through different layers of facial tissue, provoking Chronic edema, hardened nodules, and retractions (shortening and stiffening) in the tissues.(Land)

These changes resulted in loss of the natural contour of the face – her face presented disproportionate and asymmetrical volumes, completely different from what was expected. In addition to the physical damage, Juliana faced a great emotional and social impact: His deformed appearance made his professional life difficult. and she began to report episodes of depression and isolation.

Unable to find employment due to her condition, she turned to social media in search of financial assistance – which is how she earned the nickname "Juju do Pix," for asking for small donations via Pix (Brazil's instant payment system) to pay for reconstructive surgery.

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Can industrial silicone or mineral oil be removed from the face?

Because it is a permanent and prohibited material, There was no possible "solution" to remove the mineral oil from Juju's face.Unlike absorbable fillers (such as hyaluronic acid, which can be reversed with the enzyme hyaluronidase), substances like oil or liquid silicone... They have no antidote and cannot be easily inhaled..(Globe)

Substances such as mineral oil, PMMA, and industrial silicone:

  • They cannot be dissolved.

  • They cannot be safely vacuumed.

  • There is no antidote.

The only possible treatment is... partial surgical removalwhich also involves removing compromised tissue. Even so, It is rarely possible to remove 100% of the material.because it infiltrates deep between muscles, blood vessels, and nerves.

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Juju from Pix after surgery

Why is Juju do Pix's surgery considered so complex?

The case is considered extremely difficult because the material:

  • It was spread across different planes of the face.

  • It was close to nerves and blood vessels.

  • It caused severe fibrosis.

  • It compromised the elasticity and circulation of the skin.

Furthermore, removing too much material could cause necroseThis refers to the death of tissue due to lack of circulation. Therefore, surgery was necessary. in stageswith extreme caution.

What was done in Juju do Pix's reconstructive surgery?

Finally, in November 20th, 2025Juju do Pix underwent her first orofacial reconstructive surgery, performed at Hospital Indianópolis in São Paulo. The goal was remove as much industrial oil and contaminated tissue as possible. for the product. This surgery lasted several hours and required meticulous planning. Imaging tests (magnetic resonance imaging) showed that the Mineral oil had solidified on parts of his face.forming true hardened fragments adhered to the tissues.

During the procedure, Dr. Thiago Marra and his team made careful incisions to Remove the portions of skin and fat contaminated by the oil.

According to the surgeon, The operation was very difficult. And she had to be conservative: "We couldn't do anything too aggressive at this first stage... we had to thin the skin as much as possible because, if we remove more, there is a serious risk of necrosis," Marra explained. (Land) In other words, they removed the oil and the diseased tissue. up to the safe limit, thus avoiding compromising blood circulation in the remaining skin (which could cause tissue death, or necrosis).

The unpredictability of the material This also presented a challenge – the doctors didn't know exactly where the oil might be: "We didn't know if [the product] was in the middle of the muscle, near a nerve or a blood vessel," the surgeon reported. Therefore, the entire dissection was performed... slowly and with cauterization, under local anesthesia, to control any bleeding and preserve vital structures.

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What were the results after the surgery?

About 50 days after the surgery, Juju do Pix appeared publicly showing off a face visibly less swollen and celebrating her recovery. "I'm great," the influencer declared in a video, now without the bandages on her face and sporting a relieved expression. According to Dr. Marra, Juju is recovering very well., positively surprising the medical team. He highlighted that The surgical scar healed very well. without any signs of necrosis, infection, or other complications – a considerable result, given the scale of the surgery.

The benefits already achieved in this first stage are encouraging. There have been Impressive reduction in puffiness in the cheeks and "jowls" (chin/neck) area., which restored some of Juliana's facial contour. Mouth opening improved more than expected., indicating that removing the oil relieved tension in facial muscles that were previously restricted.

The jawline is once again defined, and the overall appearance is more harmonious, although some residual edema (swelling) is still present, which is normal after surgery. This is just the first result.The doctor emphasized that the healing and tissue accommodation process is still ongoing – the final result of this initial surgery should only be seen between 6 months and 1 year later.

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Will Juju from Pix need more surgeries?

Yes. According to the doctors themselves:

  • There is still residual material on the face.

  • Some areas could not be treated in the first surgery.

  • Facial asymmetry requires further adjustments.

These cases typically require multiple reconstructive surgeries, with long intervals between them to allow for safe healing.

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What are the risks of cosmetic procedures performed illegally?

This type of situation can cause:

  • Permanent deformations

  • Fibrosis and painful nodules

  • Skin necrosis

  • Serious infections

  • Migration of material to other areas

  • Profound emotional and psychological damage

Unfortunately, many of these damages They are not fully reversible.even with surgery.

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How to avoid serious complications in cosmetic procedures?

Some precautions are essential:

  • Procedures should only be performed by specialist doctors.

  • Confirm if the product is approved by Anvisa.

  • Be wary of prices that are significantly below market value.

  • Never accept substances without clear identification.

  • Avoid clandestine clinics or miracle promises.

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Choosing a dermatologist is crucial for a thorough analysis of the areas of disharmony in the patient and to determine the necessary techniques, whether it be increasing volume, correcting angles, or symmetry. With a personalized and exclusive treatment plan, it is possible to meet the specific needs of each patient while respecting their limitations.

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Medical evaluation is essential to understand the patient's complaints, identify dermatological problems, and consider their individual characteristics, such as anatomy, skin type, and reactions to substances used. Based on this, it is possible to determine the appropriate techniques to naturally enhance the features of the face, skin, and body.

Choosing a dermatologist is crucial for a thorough analysis of the areas of disharmony in the patient and to determine the necessary techniques, whether it be increasing volume, correcting angles, or symmetry. With a personalized and exclusive treatment plan, it is possible to meet the specific needs of each patient while respecting their limitations.

Dr. Renata Ralha, Clinical, Aesthetic and Hair Dermatologist, CRM: 52-84102-1 RJ, RQE No.: 28115

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