Spears, Jolie, Ken, Lynx: Who did plastic surgery victims want to look like?

These people have spent a fortune on plastic.

Brian Ray underwent 90 plastic surgeries that cost him over $80,000 to look a bit like his beloved Britney Spears. He first thought about plastic surgery at the age of 16 and soon began to put his plans into practice. Ray had veneers, rhinoplasty, regular Botox injections, lipofilling (injections of his own fat in the face), laser hair removal and lip piercing. Despite his best efforts, he’s still a long way from entering the lookalike contest, isn’t he?

Angelina Jolie has often been called the most beautiful woman in the press, so it’s no surprise that many came to the surgeon with a photo of the actress. His type had a strong influence on plastics trends, but the case of Sahar Tabar from Iran showed that not all trends should be followed. In 2017, everyone was talking about this creepy zombie girl, but it turned out that she (by the way, her real name is Fatima Khishvand) cleverly excited the network using makeup and filters. However, it is evident that she still resorts to plastic surgery.

The most famous “plastic victim” in the world, the secular damau Jocelyn Wildenstein, after the “improvement” in the press, was called no other than a catwoman. But Jocelyn took it as a compliment instead! Indeed, in an interview with Vanity Fair, she said that “lynxes have perfect eyes”.

Model Pixie Fox had six ribs removed to achieve a slim waistline similar to that of Jessica Rabbit, who framed Roger Rabbit. Pixie doesn’t even remember the full list of surgeries she’s had, but on a TV show she mentioned four breast augmentations, four nose surgeries, surgery on her ears to make them more “elvish “, a liposuction, the removal of six ribs and a complete reconstruction of the jaw.

Herbert Chavez also did not find his ideal among real people, but he was inspired by the most famous comic book hero with superpowers. Chavez performed 23 surgeries, including procedures to create the perfect press.

The image of Barbie’s friend is one of the leaders among the trends of male plastic surgery. Many have tried to “borrow” Ken’s traits in real life, but Justin Jedlica, who goes by the name “Alive Ken,” has gone the furthest.

Justin is known as the most operated clone of the famous doll – he has over 500 operations to his credit. He first thought about plastic surgery when he was 17, but wasn’t able to do it until he was 18, when parental consent was not required. According to the first estimates, he has already lost about 1 million dollars on operations! Jedlica also offers consultation services for those who wish to change their appearance.

Of course, there are more than enough people who want to become like Barbie. But most importantly, thanks to her puppet appearance, Valeria Lukyanova became famous all over the world. Interestingly, the girl rejected the presence of plastic surgery (but who will believe her).

Singer Serena Smith from Canada was inspired by the main sex symbol of the 20th century, Marilyn Monroe. She started changing her appearance when she was 18, and by 23 she had spent over $50,000 on operations. Serena has already enlarged her breasts and buttocks, had rhinoplasty and puffed up her lips. On the network, the image of the girl is criticized, noting that she has no resemblance to Monroe. But Smith isn’t upset – one plastic fan says the change in appearance has given him a sense of confidence.