An Australian nurse, Tara Jayne McConachy, revealed she had spent more than $20,000 on cosmetic procedures and surgeries to achieve her goal of turning herself into a living doll.
Tara of Melbourne, Australia revealed that she is only fulfilling her humble childhood dream of becoming a living copy of a Barbie doll.
The 32-year-old nurse confided in an interview that she spent a staggering amount of money to create an extremely over-the-top physique of oversized lips and humongous breasts to develop a “fake” look that she claims to love.
“I am just not into the whole natural look. I like to look fake, “ she said.
She also addressed her reason for looking like a doll because she claimed, “dolls are perfect” before adding she has no desire to look like a barbie due to being a brunette, but instead, she wants to create her own brand.
So far, she confessed to having undergone five breast enlargements and she now wears a G-cup bra. In addition, she also has had submuscular gluteal implants to give her a rounded bum, facial fillers in particular in her lips, and Sculptra treatment on her bottom.
To make her “living doll” look more accomplished, she wore a full set of porcelain veneers and admitted having “been going crazy with filler” for the past 5 years.
In the docuseries, Tara describes herself as an “upgraded limited-edition Barbie doll.”
And to fund her ongoing lifestyle and procedures, the beauty attested she has been privileged to receive support from her family and sponsors.
Although she receives backlash online, she feels happier with her looks and has insisted the surgeries have boosted her self-esteem.
More details of this story from AWM:
When Tara appeared on the E! reality show Botched, she wanted Drs. Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow to further enhance the size of her augmented breasts.
“Everything is tiny on me except for my tatas… I’m on a quest for a bigger chest!” the Australian influencer told producers. “I currently have 540 CCs [of breast implant silicone], and I’m just not happy with them at all.”
While on the show, Tara said she noticed she had developed a “rippling effect” on the skin near her breasts and hoped that by “filling out the space more,” the issue would magically vanish.
However, the Botched doctors told Tara that her body weight was “dangerous low” and that it would not be safe for them to give her larger breast implants.
“I’m really concerned about Tara’s overall wellbeing,” Dr. Nassif said. “Not just as it relates to surgery, but she really needs to get both physically and mentally healthy.”
Although she did not have the support of the Botched doctors, she said she would never stop striving to have the body of her dreams.
“There is no limit for me when it comes to plastic surgery. It is incredibly addictive, and I already want bigger breasts,” she said. “As soon as travel is permitted, I have plans to go back overseas to visit my surgeon and get my breast size increased to 1500cc [from their current 1050ccc].”
She added, “Plastic surgery is how I do that, and that’s what makes me happy. It gives me the confidence to be the best version of myself.”
Tara has expanded her social media presence beyond Instagram to include a pay-per-view account on OnlyFans. She reported making $10,000 in her first three days on OnlyFans.
Nonetheless, Tara will likely partake in television shows overseas and continue growing her online social media following. She concluded her interview by insisting plastic surgeries are how she expresses herself and what she’s happy doing as ultimately in life, being oneself is essential.
Source: AWM