Celebrities attract attention not only for their talent, but especially for their looks. Contrary to common sense, some anonymous people invest time and lots of money in aesthetic procedures and plastic surgeries to look just like their favorite artists.
The Argentine actor, coach and presenter Francisco Mariano Javier Ibanezmade headlines on the web after confessing to having had 30 surgeries to look alike Ricky Martin. According to him, he has been compared to the Puerto Rican singer for years. At first, however, he took it as a joke, until he decided to start making some cosmetic changes to perfect his resemblance to the artist, after losing 92 kg.
“I took a picture of him, realized I liked him, and like everything else in life, when I like something, I go for it,” she said. However, the dream resulted in challenges that cost him his health. “I had oil on my eyebrows and eyelids, and it was falling off. Another doctor took it off, but the scar remained. Now I have contact lenses, because otherwise I can’t see. The liquid I was injected it was becoming When he injected me, I was sleeping, I woke up feeling a lot of pain and my whole face was swollen,” he told the newspaper “Clarín”.
While he likes the artist, Francisco isn’t sure of his true motivation for the change. “I wanted to feel good, a normal person. I didn’t want that. I was abused by my brother. I wanted to be someone else, I don’t know if I wanted to be Ricky Martin necessarily, but to be someone else,” he lamented.
“I’ll be honest: I really care about what other people think. There’s nothing that gives me more pleasure than hearing ‘how beautiful you are’. Most of my life I’ve been in a body that I didn’t want to be in,” reflected.
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Source: Terra
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