MARRIED At First Sight Australia's Ines Basic looks completely different as she rocks a natural make-up free look.

The reality star, 30, hilariously filmed herself from below and pushed her face down to give herself an exaggerated set of "chins".

Wearing a white ribbed crop top with her dark hair pulled back in a high bun, Ines told fans on her Instagram stories "just wanted everyone to see my chins".

The full-time influencer was riding in the back seat of a car and panned the up to her face where she looked sombrely towards the camera.

Ines revealed to The Sun she has undergone a series of cosmetic procedures and is hoping to next have a nose job.

The influencer, who has been slammed by UK fans for her treatment of husband Bronson Norrish, has had £25,000 worth of cosmetic procedures.

Since filming in 2019, she has had lip filler, Botox and transformed her smile with expensive 'Picasso' porcelain veneers on both her upper and lower teeth.

Ines told The Sun: “When the dentist redid my mouth it changed the alignment and it was sort of like having a jaw reconstruction too. I also get Botox in masseter muscles, that’s why my face now looks a lot different.”

Injecting Botox into the masseter muscle reduces its size and is done to achieve facial slimming.

The controversial reality star also gets Botox injected into her forehead and crow's feet, and between 0.5ml and 1ml of filler injected into her lips to keep them plump.

Ines believes her look is “more effortless” than British reality television personalities, such as Geordie Shore and Love Island stars.

“I’ve watched UK shows and they all seem to be crazy blonde girls with fake nails and my look is more effortless. Their shows are so much more hectic.”

Ines is now a full-time Instagram influencer in Australia, and has worked with top beauty brands and been flown to Los Angeles for product launches.

When asked if she'd return to reality TV following her rise to fame in the UK, Ines said it's unlikely – but would consider doing a show on this side of the world.

“I think I’m over reality TV because [in Australia] it’s not reality, it basically scripted, shit and manipulated. But I’d possibly do one in the UK.”

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