How much is too much cosmetic surgery?
Okay, we all know about the body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) or plastic surgery addiction, and both of these are essentially psychiatric problems that cannot be cured by a plastic surgeon. On the contrary, these women should be treated by psychiatrists, psychologists, and life coaches.
Looks like we might have another metric for excessive plastic surgery. Model Alicia Douvall puts it the right way — after having as many as 350 surgical procedures putting her in the same exclusive club as Joan Rivers and Janice Dickinson — telling The Sun, ““What I have done breaks my heart. Imagine holding your baby daughter for the first time and not being able to smile.” Ouch, that must hurt.
She added, “I have lost my looks and my life has been ruined. I did the most terrible things to try to be perfect and was blinded by what surgeons were telling me. I have spent $2 million on surgery and I lost my 20s because of it….I can’t drink properly, it is supposed to be through a straw, and I have disfigured myself.” Thankfully, like any other addict she has gone through rehab and is trying to go back to her old self. That would not be easy considering she went to FF cup from AA cup, and has implants pretty much in every part of her body. She even got her toes shortened.