I claimed a free rhinoplasty from the NHS, but mums who have surgery in Turkey are fat
A winning smile can get you far in life, so it’s not surprising that people are willing to pay thousands of dollars just to get a Hollywood smile.
However, one influencer has called Brits flying there Turkey to get cheap veneers – despite getting a free rhinoplasty.
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Carla Bellucci isn’t opposed to the occasional nip and tuck, as she’s had several adjustments over the year, including breast implants, Botox and lip fillers.
The model also famously got a nose job on the NHS worth a whopping £7,000 and claims to have had ‘fake’ depression to get her ‘slight bump’ corrected.
The ex-model previously told the Daily Star: “I went to my GPflirted with him and he told me exactly what to do.
“The funny thing is that I have never had depression, never been given medication for it or had therapy. They didn’t check anything.”
Despite being accused of ‘milking the system’, Carla argued she was ‘just smart’ and said people who complained were ‘just jealous’.
This earned her the unenviable title of ‘Britain’s most hated woman’.
While the Hertfordshire mum may be no stranger to going under the knife, she has taken a swipe at Brits heading for cheap cosmetic surgery.
The model called them ‘stupid’ and ‘fat’ and addressed people who wanted to undergo cheap surgery after hearing ‘horror stories’.
“I’ve seen so many stories about cosmetic surgeries in Turkey and I can’t believe how cheaply people risk their lives to go to Turkey for surgery – are you fat?” she argued in an article with the Daily star.
The outspoken influencer added: “You expect it more from young people, but grown women are going out for mommy makeovers. Is your life worth so little?
“So many people I know have had turkey teeth and lose a layer of veneer every time they eat, and they still want more. I’m actually shocked.
“Mothers do it when they have kids at home… and I get called a bad mother?”
Instead, Carla suggests that those who want surgery should have it done in Britain, as she did.
Speaking about her own operations, the mother-of-two said: “I had all those procedures done here in the UK. Some were gifted and some were paid.”
“I am offered free surgery every month from clinics in Turkey and I wouldn’t be stupid enough to have it after my examination.”
“I can’t believe the stupidity of some women and men. Come on, if something is that cheap, there’s a reason. Wake up because people are losing their lives.”
However, this does not stop countless Britons from seeking out cheap surgeries in Turkey and other holiday destinations.
According to Turkish healthcare provider USHAS, around 1.3 million tourists received ‘health services’ in the country alone last year.
If you are considering an adjustment abroad, we recommend that you research as many clinics as possible, check reviews, and learn about possible side effects well before you leave.
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