We have seen plenty of women and men trying to transform their bodies to look more like a Barbie doll
but did you know that there is also an anime Barbie doll?
Her name is Ophelia Vanity and she is an
Instagram model.
Back in high school, she had a goth period and only recently
made the transition to the Barbie doll she is now.
How did this happen?
Ophelia declares that she loved Barbie as a kid and was terribly attracted to her looks,
but went through a phase in high school when she wore a lot of black and got that goth thing going for her.
But she rediscovered her love for girly girl stuff when she was 18 years old.
As it seems, the anime Barbie doll look didn't really come naturally to Ophelia,
as the rumors are she had to invest 35.000 dollars to get her looks
and she is still pining for more plastic surgery procedures in the future.
What are the procedures she has her mind set on?
Ophelia  declared she would like to get a butt enhancement procedure,
either butt implants or the Brazilian butt lift,
along with skin bleaching and is also raising money to get breast implant surgery.
Her desire to remove ribs to get a smaller waist was met with a firm rejection
from plastic surgeons so far, but who knows what will happen in the future?
Ophelia discussed openly about her mental health issues, anxiety, depression, among others,
and also her low self-esteem that has affected her all her life.
She believes that undergoing a few plastic surgery procedures could change her life for the better,
but unfortunately she can't afford them yet.
And yes, something you might have never suspected about the blonde anime Barbie doll,
she has majored at UCLA in both political science and French and is a published author of poetry.
Seems there's a trend, people who want to look like Barbie doll.
If that's what makes them happy, we should respect their decision.
Ultimately, what they should not do is to have way too many surgeries.
Surgery creates scar both inside and outside and the more surgeries you have,
the more you can have an unfavorable outcome due to complications including soft tissue atrophy.
