Tara Jayne goes under the knife in perhaps her most dramatic transformation ever.
The Melbourne-based Botched star has already spent more than $200,000 reinventing himself as a human Bratz doll.
The 33-year-old actress confirmed news of her surgery in Melbourne earlier this week.
Changes: Australian Botched star Tara Jayne traveled to Melbourne this week to announce she’s flying to Istanbul for more plastic surgery.
Left to the imagination in a deep black top showing off voluminous breast implants.
Tara paired it with a leather mini skirt with dangerously high slits and a matching pair of thigh-high boots.
The Melbourne-based bombshell completed the cheeky look with a hot pink faux fur coat.
This week, she confirmed that she will be traveling to Istanbul for another cosmetic procedure later in the year despite being warned.
Explosion! Left to the imagination in a deep black top showing off voluminous breast implants.
The thigh is the limit! Tara paired it with a leather miniskirt with dangerously high slits and a matching pair of thigh high boots.
Tara says she’s had multiple surgeries in hopes of “becoming the best version of myself.”
The cosmetic nurse cannot undergo any more plastic surgery in Australia.
Tara revealed her plans for facelift and breast augmentation surgery to further increase her 37-inch bust.
Pole position: Surgery star clings to a pole outside while posing for photos
He also plans to undergo a controversial new surgical procedure that will permanently change his eye color.
During this procedure, surgeons make a small incision in the cornea, where they insert a silicone-based artificial iris.
Most iris implants come in a handful of standard colors, such as blue, green, brown, and black.
Tara said that there are no limits to her plastic surgery procedures.
Peace out! The brunette made a peace sign as she walked along the sidewalk.
She said she liked what she saw in the mirror every morning, even though there were those who found her looks “extreme”.
But there is always room for improvement, so I’m going to Turkey for another round of operations.”
‘For me it’s not less, it’s more. The more, the better. I am not satisfied with my breasts. They’re too small for me.
Fantastic plastic: The Melbourne-based Botched star has already spent more than $200,000 to reinvent himself as a human Bratz doll
“So I want to increase them from 1050cc to 1500cc. When they’re finished, they’ll be fine”.
During her controversial appearance on Botched, surgeons Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow refused to give Tara larger breast implants.
Both plastic surgeons said they would not consider surgery until Melbourne’s cosmetic nurse gained more weight – Tara currently weighs just 45kg.
“I don’t see it as a problem. But if they don’t, I’ll have it done elsewhere, I’ll do it,” he said.
He added: “It’s my body, so it’s my choice.”
Absolutely not: During her controversial appearance on Botched, surgeons Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow refused to give Tara larger breast implants.
Plans: Tara reveals plans for facelift and breast augmentation surgery to further enhance her 37-inch bust
Tara’s previous procedures included five breast augmentations, six nose surgeries, and endless cycles of Botox and fillers.
He also wants canthoplasty (surgical vision correction) to give him a “cat’s eye” appearance and change the color of his eyes.
In an interview with The Herald of the Sun on Sunday, Tara said she’s not addicted to cosmetic surgery and hasn’t gone under the knife in two years.
“I don’t think you should ever be ashamed of something that makes you feel good. My goal is to look plastic, it’s not even real. “I can’t wait to do more surgeries,” he said.
Extensive: Tara’s previous procedures have included five breast augmentations, six nose surgeries, and endless cycles of Botox and fillers.
He said he preferred surgery, while others preferred exercise or day trips to the beach to keep themselves happy.
“On my part, I am not hurting anyone by doing this kind of procedure. “I’m not telling people to go out and do something for them, I’m just doing something that makes me feel good,” she added.
Tara said she was training when she could come to Turkey to see her surgeon in the near future.
Goals: ‘I think you should never be ashamed of something that makes you feel good. My goal is to look plastic, it’s not even real. “I’m looking forward to more surgeries,” he said.
Source: Daily Mail
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