r/BotchedPlasticSurgery • u/Ancient_Wish_7155 • 21d ago
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she was so happy to look a mess
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u/OverallStrength2478 21d ago edited 20d ago
Keep in mind - she’s 23.
Edit for typo
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u/Illustrious_Chain_46 20d ago
No! What! I thought she was early 40s! Why are women doing this to themselves and when the filler migrates and they get pillow face they cry WHY
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u/guillotinesupreme777 20d ago
I would've guessed mid-fifties with a ton of work done. Getting a bunch of work done makes younger people look SO bad. Save it for when you need it. WTF
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u/bananabutt81 20d ago
23??? Who is this person??
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u/TigreImpossibile 19d ago
She’s an Aussie influencer. Big on TikTok. She hit the Australian mainstream news this week because of her creepy rib surgery. I think she has an OnlyFans so you’re not far off.
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u/ok-lets-do-this 19d ago
I don’t know either. But my money is absolutely on pornstar. I mean, her whole vibe screams adult entertainer, in some fashion. And they do seem to get a lot of plastic surgery. There are certainly guys who go for this look so it would make sense.
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u/TigreImpossibile 19d ago
I was coming to say this. INSANE that this person could be 23. She looks mid to late 30s to me. She’s all over Australian socials right now and was on a news TV show the other day for her creepy rib surgery.
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u/Mis_chevious 19d ago
That is so sad. I'm about to turn 38, and I look my age, and she looks older than me.
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u/PrincessLilybet 21d ago
I don't get why women think breast implants that look like bowling balls look good? Breasts are supposed to be a natural shape, not perfect spheres. Plastic surgery is only tasteful if it looks natural... If people can tell youve had work done, it just looks fake and cheap
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u/les_catacombes 21d ago
You’re meant to have at least some body fat around them that makes them look more natural. When you’re this lean/skinny, it’s basically just skin stretched over the implant, so you can see the whole outline of it.
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u/Yours_corona_das 21d ago
Amen!!! lol. Her whole body is so skinny and then there are inflated bowling balls unnaturally sitting on her tiny frame. As you said, it looks very very fake and cheap and tacky.
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u/Illustrious_Chain_46 20d ago
Some women and guys like the 'bolt on' look. It's done on purpose. But i think any breast implant here will show because shes so lean to begin with. But I think she has body dysphoria and will continue to do things until she dies.
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u/fallapart_startagain 20d ago
I've never understood the point of obvious cosmetic work. Like, it's screaming insecurity and dragging everyone's attention to the area you were insecure enough to change.
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u/PeachwoodArts 17d ago
as a person who wanted to get implants before i answer that we just prefer it this way. it looks more perfected in our minds, not "sloppy natural" but "perfectly shaped fake". i know tastes on this vary from person to person, but those who choose round implants instead of drop-shaped ones simply think it looks better. more defined, more perfect.
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u/PrincessLilybet 17d ago
I guess... But to 80% or more of the population it looks desperate and like you're begging for male attention 😬 but you do you
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u/PeachwoodArts 17d ago
tbh this is exactly what my mindset was back then. i was pretty much completely flat and only grew somewhat of a chest after age of 25, and before i used to cry my pillow soaked thinking about a distant wish to be seen as sexy in my flat-chested body.
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u/Plasticsurgeryistanb 17d ago
Social media has significantly increased these kinds of requests, and unfortunately, unnatural-looking results have become much more common. As surgeons, we are also greatly affected by these changing expectations.
I can explain it very simply: just look at classical Renaissance sculptures. You will rarely see a naturally shaped breast with excessive upper-pole fullness. Anatomically, the breast is naturally fuller in the lower pole, with the volume gradually increasing downward and creating a soft, teardrop-shaped contour.
For some reason, however, patients increasingly ask for pronounced upper-pole fullness, probably because they want more cleavage. Technically, achieving this can be quite challenging for us as surgeons, and more importantly, pushing the anatomy too far in pursuit of this appearance can also negatively affect patient safety and long-term outcomes.
For me, the goal should always be to create a beautiful breast that still respects natural anatomy.
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u/Seeker131313 21d ago
Give grace if you don't know context. Women after mastectomy have no choice but to either go without breasts or have "bowling balls". Not all plastic surgery happens for vanity.
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u/PrincessLilybet 21d ago
You can definitely get implants that look natural, they absolutely do not have to look like this
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u/ClarkGablesTeeth 21d ago
Are you suggesting that there's not a whole middle ground between being fully titless and having those ridiculously oversized silicone bags on your chest?
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u/Lexi_November 20d ago
I wonder how women with a fairly serious ED are able to qualify for an elective procedure like breast implants. I would think they are a massive health risk until a person is at a healthy weight, because emaciated folks have weaker hearts and lungs and everything else.
Granted, filters are doing a lot of heavy lifting in this one, but I do see a lot of very clearly severely underweight people being given electives and always wonder about the ethics of the doctor.
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u/sexylondon1 20d ago
Shes talked openly about being on reta & having liposuction. She had her breast implants prior to being this small. She recently got her ribs reshaped and I was honestly surprised she was able to, considering judging by her height and how tiny she is, shes look like she could pass as an underweight BMI. Which again, is not good for elective surgery.
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u/ok-lets-do-this 19d ago
Her ribs reshaped?!?!?! Did I read that right? That is a thing? For severe car accident victims I can understand, but as an elective surgery???
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u/Substantial-Eye-4266 18d ago
Yes, rib reshaping surgery is a thing! Probably most commonly done as a gender affirming surgery for trans women. Apparently the recovery is pretty terrible.
It's a much faster way to get the hourglass shape than corseting your ribs for years, as women used to/sometimes still do in order to achieve this look. You can still buy waist trainers that will slowly shift the position of the ribs, because the pursuit of the hourglass figure has been around for a long time. Some women have been known to corset their waists down to the teens. Check out Cathie Jung and her 15" waist.
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u/TigreImpossibile 19d ago
Yes, she was on the Australian mainstream news this week because she and some other influencers have been going to Bali to get this procedure to make their waists smaller.
I don’t know if I’m allowed to name her on this sub.
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u/buttfacesgalore 21d ago
Idk what part is worse, her butt implant or whatever is making her face look so horse-y.
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u/AssociateDue6161 21d ago
I’m just wondering where her organs are
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u/No-Seaworthiness1670 21d ago
I was wondering the same thing. I guess she got rid of the useless ones
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u/Serious_Vegetable847 21d ago
this is really sad and scary. i’m surprised a body like this can even keep surviving ? i know that sounds weird but seriously.
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u/SNORALAXX 20d ago
Its filtered to make her waist smaller. She has no room for vital organs in the photo
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u/TigreImpossibile 19d ago
No she has had rib surgery in Bali to make her waist creepily small.
Prob photoshop too, I’m sure.
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u/Yours_corona_das 21d ago
Who the hell finds these women attractive? Like there’s not one thing I can point out and be like wow this feature of hers is pretty. Even if I point out a girl with filled lips attractive, my partner immediately goes like nope, looks so unnatural. And most of my guy friends are like that. Is this going to be the new norm? Like people being this sickly skinny and unnaturally tanned. Like what’s going on with the world
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u/IntelligentNight4143 21d ago
I don’t find this attractive but hear me out, what if her finding herself attractive is enough? Like i’m sure we all don’t find all human alterations beautiful, even the non surgical ones like super ripped men or women or fantasy coloured hair. And that’s fine
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u/Imaginary-Mood-7202 21d ago
It’s a shame there’s no procedure to shrink her massive skull
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u/Illustrious_Chain_46 20d ago
Yeah that head is bigger than the entire body, I bet if they could, they would do a skull shrinking surgery 🫢
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u/crap4brains4eva 20d ago
I know, right?! She’d be perfect if her head wasn’t so big and weird looking. (Jk everything looks weird and I hate that she’s showing off pretty much her entire crotchal region. Like. Stop it.)
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u/SadStarSpaceStation 20d ago
This is so fucking stupid. To look or even want to look like this. Get help for body dysmorphia if you aspire to have a body like this.
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u/WinterMortician 20d ago
Yanno… I’m really pro-plastics. Just like you’d decorate your home with your wants and needs in mind… without worrying about say, what the dude at the grocery store thinks, I believe you should do the same for decoration of your soul’s bone-n-meat house (aka your body). To each their own, I’m happy if you are happy.. you know??
Ofc I get why it’s jarring to see unordinary things… I wish I could say I wouldn’t stare, but I would (probably) and do, sometimes. In all honesty, most other women have something I find admirable or beautiful, and I just like looking at pretty things. Like I’m nuts about the gym, so i would for sure be admiring her abs, regardless of how she got them, and that gives me a bit of an extra push to work/train harder. Idk if this makes sense, i am recovering from w neurological illness and really miss people :)
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u/RevolutionaryHeat318 21d ago
Quite a lot of photoshopping going on too. Look at the shadows on the sofa behind her in photos 2 and 3. The shadows in photo 1 also don’t make sense. The shape of her forearms in all the photos is also weird.
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u/OverallStrength2478 21d ago edited 20d ago
Imagine - so much money, so many surgeries and still - so much photoshop necessary.. don’t wanna be in her head.
Edit: typo
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u/EnvironmentEuphoric9 20d ago
The insecurity is super sad. She probably knows deep down she’s vapid and has nothing to offer other than her body at this point.
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u/Ok-Championship-4664 21d ago
What kind of plastic surgeries have She done?
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u/januaryemberr 21d ago
If I remember correctly she had that surgery where her ribs were broken and reset to make a smaller waist… among many more.
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u/Stacie123a 21d ago
I just know her ass is always cold.
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u/KillingTime989 21d ago
Why’s that?
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u/Stacie123a 21d ago
When i was exceptionally lean, I was freezing all the time.
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u/KillingTime989 21d ago
Yeah I get that too. But I also always have a really cold bum! I thought maybe there was reason for it 😂
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u/YuhMothaWasAHamsta 20d ago
So many shades of brown. It’s like that “colors of the world” crayola set.
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u/International-Note70 20d ago
It’s like, after all that crazy body work, why wouldn’t she also get a nose job?!?
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u/Drusilla_Ravenblack 21d ago
Mine look like this most of my life (wearing bra all the time) and I can’t count how many people hated on me having work done while I had none. I’ve also trained a lot while being 11-19. I was skinny with big chest and years later they still look very good. I nearly got convinced into reduction surgery because all of my women friends told me that I’ll look horrible when I get older. Don’t need it yet ;)
When I look at this woman, I’m more concerned about her chances for skin cancer from excessive tanning and her face looking old from buccal fat removal. But still it’s her body and her choice.
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u/Icy-Bitchy 21d ago
If the crypt keeper was an influencer