This Woman Spent $40,000 to Look Like a Doll But Check out How She Used to Look Before…

An Australian model has gained fame for her doll-like appearance, which she achieved through $40,000 worth of cosmetic procedures, including 50-60 lip injections and cheek fillers. Starting at 18,

she has spent a total of $48,000 on body enhancements, including Botox and jawline fillers. Despite criticism, she is committed to her transformation, aiming to be the “most artificial girl.” Her appearance has drastically changed from her goth look, with thinner lips and multiple piercings, to her current, highly altered features. The model’s choices spark ongoing debates about beauty standards and self-expression in the age of cosmetic surgery.

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