Woman Is Unrecognizable After Spending £100,000 To Become A Real Barbie Doll

A woman has revealed that she spent around £100,000 on plastic surgery to become a human Barbie doll and is completely unrecognizable from what she used to look like.

Alicia Almira, 31, from Sweden, who lives in the UK, has been looking to transform since she was 21.

After quitting her job in PR and moving to London, the self-proclaimed “bimbo” has undergone a number of surgeries and procedures to change her appearance, including multiple boob jobs, rhinoplasty, fillers in her forehead, around her eyes, cheeks, jaw and lips, Botox and PDO threads.

She also has extensive tattoos on her chest and torso, tripled the length of her nails, and constantly sports tans and eyelash extensions.

She discussed her extreme looks on Twitter, writing, “I erased who I was to become a plastic bimbo.

Alicia, 21 years old, before going to work. She says she’s wanted to look like a “bimbo” since she was nine years old, after being inspired by the characters on the Danish TV show King’s Girls

“I am constantly battling stigma and it takes a lot of courage to hold on to your beliefs, dreams and lifestyle when it is considered ‘controversial’.

“I find it interesting that my beliefs are judged controversial when in reality they are far from being so – they are traditional if anything.”

Alicia, who makes a fortune from her lucrative OnlyFans site, continues, “I’ve always gravitated to extremes and wanted to look like a bimbo.

“Some people think I’m crazy, but I don’t regret the surgery. In fact, I wish my breasts would be even bigger in the future.

“I want to look as plastic as possible and inspire other girls to do the same.

“I don’t think I’ll ever stop operating. It’s a big part of me. Bimbos don’t age, we just get more and more plastic.’

In a new interview with ReallyAlicia has doubled down on her belief that people should “reject feminism and embrace femininity,” declaring herself an “anti-feminist.”

She said, ‘I don’t agree that we [men and women] should be exactly the same.

I believe it is a wife’s role to please her husband and be the best “trophy wife” possible.

“I love cooking for him, cleaning the house, and letting him fix the car and mow the lawn.”

She added on Twitter: “In our society today, whoever shouts the loudest wins the argument…but if you stay quiet long enough you will realize I am not alone in my beliefs.

“Most people just don’t want to fight the backlash that comes from sharing their beliefs, and I don’t blame them.

“I know my beliefs and my lifestyle may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but still I stand by everything I’ve said.

‘I strongly believe in traditional gender roles and I believe in embracing my feminine qualities.’

Alicia says she’s wanted to look like a “bimbo” since she was nine years old after being inspired by the characters on the Danish TV show King’s Girls.

But since she came from a traditional family, she kept her conventional looks until she entered university in Copenhagen at the age of 18.

Alicia came from a traditional family, so she kept her conventional looks until she went to university in Copenhagen at the age of 18

Alicia has had two breast augments, fillers, Botox, a nose job, wires and more to transform her look

The ‘bimbo’ funds her lavish lifestyle on OnlyFans and brings in a fortune from people who love her ‘plastic’ look

Alicia, seen here before going to work, says she knows her beliefs and style may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but she loves her life

In all, Alicia reckons she’s spent nearly £100,000 on plastic and aesthetic procedures

From then on, she started customizing her body with tattoos, but longed for more extreme actions.

When she was 25, she saved about £3,500 so she could get breast implants to enlarge her breasts from a D cup to a J cup – despite being 6 feet 10 inches tall and a tiny size 8.

In all, Alicia reckons she’s spent nearly £100,000 on plastic and aesthetic procedures.

In stark contrast to her own upbringing, the 31-year-old says she would support her children if they wanted to have surgery.

Adding: “If my daughter really wants big boobs and everything else, I’d take her to the surgeon.”