Girls that made plastic for the sake of appearance stars. Photo

Oh, this self-doubt.

In their desire to be like celebrities are people willing to spend massive amounts of money on plastic surgery.

It seems these people were simply bored and they decided to take their time.

Some people don’t just admire the creativity of celebrities, but also imitate them in whole and completely. This fascination with popular personalities leads to numerous plastic operations aimed at the absolute change in appearance with the aim of similarity with the idol. And that’s what comes out of it.

Nadia Suleiman vs. Angelina Jolie

One of the most famous groupies Angie. American mimics not only the appearance of the actress, but manages to copy her life. The girl decided to become the mother of many children. But if Jolie were mainly adopted children, Nadia gave birth to 14(!) itself. Eight of her children – twins.

Hong yukh Ruhm vs. Miranda Kerr

She decided on numerous plastic surgeries, in order to “Wake up Miranda Kerr”. With the last words, she went under the knife. To become similar to Kerr, the girl changed her face shape, nose, lips, dye your hair blonde and learned to paint like a top model.

Claire Leeson vs. Kim Kardashian

Claire spent about 50 thousand dollars to be like his idol Kim Kardashian. The school girl stood out among his peers because he had a very unusual appearance. But as an adult decided to end it.

Donna Maria Trego vs. Lady Gaga

Well, why to be like Jolie, Kerr, and Kim, who have long been recognized beauties – we have more or less clear. But Lady Gaga never was a mind-blowing appearance. But as they say “on taste and color”…She spent $ 100,000 to be identical with Gaga. Today the British “over 50” and she continues to change her face.

Deborah Davenport vs. Kate Winslet

Another American decided to become like the Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet. It all started with a rhinoplasty, followed by the filler in the cheekbones and cheeks, and later got to lip enhancement and forehead. Overall took 15 000.

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