A young woman underwent several plastic surgeries to look like a doll: here’s how she looked before

You might have thought this photo shows a doll? In fact, it doesn’t – in front of you is a young woman who has spent her entire life trying to look like Barbie 😲 She has huge blue eyes, long blonde hair, and flawless facial features. She even dresses and does her makeup like a doll. 🫣

But the most interesting part is that she used to be an ordinary girl and underwent a few plastic surgeries to become like this… 🤔

Curious to see what this Barbie looked like before? If so, her before/after photos are shown in the first comment 👇👇

Valeria Lukyanova has long been a figure who simultaneously evokes admiration, astonishment, and heated debates.

Her name is strongly associated with the image of the “living Barbie doll,” and although she calls it an exaggeration herself, her appearance is truly striking.

Huge blue eyes, a slim waist, long blonde hair, and flawless facial features – all of this makes her look like a doll.

Valeria always emphasizes that plastic surgery in her life has been minimal – breast augmentation, while everything else she attributes to strict dieting, exercise, and special discipline.

However, many doubt her words: the proportions of her body seem almost unreal. Nevertheless, she confidently maintains that the secret to her appearance lies in self-control and inner work on herself.

In addition to her modeling career, Valeria actively develops creative projects: she performs under the pseudonym Amatue, writes music, and gives esoteric lectures.

She speaks about spiritual development, reincarnation, and other worlds, publishing philosophical reflections that attract both enthusiastic followers and critics who consider her ideas pseudoscientific.

People react to her in different ways. Some admire Valeria’s courage, her ability to turn her image into a brand, and to generate worldwide interest.

Others criticize her for excessive artificiality and detachment from reality. But however people view her, indifference is rare.

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