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Valeria Lukyanova, a 21 year old Ukrainian who got herself to surgery so that she can get these proportions and doll like appearance.

Is that real? If so, it's a little sick. She should have her head examined - by a doctor other than a plastic surgeon ;).

Laurie

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All to real Laurie..

She was a good looking girl before she had all of the surgery... Pics of her

Surgery????----> Photoshop!!!!

Bopper.

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Bopper.

Many said its photoshopped but its actually real! Saw her name in NMA skit in youtube:

http://youtu.be/SzLmHHTylPQ

There are thousands upon thousands of pictures of her online.

Far to many for all of them to be photoshopped.

Quote - Is that real? If so, it's a little sick. She should have her head examined - by a doctor other than a plastic surgeon ;).

Laurie

I don't have a link, but a few weeks ago I saw on drudge that looking like a doll as much as possible is a new fashion for younger (teen to college years) females.

Considering the drastic body modifications many others go through just to make themselves look different, or perhaps more like what they feel inside they should look like, personally I think this woman has chosen a more elegant approach. And she's pretty, IMO.

At least she didn't cover her body head to toe in skeletal and muscle tattoos like Zombie Boy did (aka Rick Genest), or modify herself to look like a feline/creature like Cat Man, or a vampire woman from mexico. 

Many of them make their livings as models doing this, though that is likely not what started it for them.

But as much as these people are seen as "freaks" by most, I applaud their courage and determination, regardless of their motives. I think they add color to the world. As long as they are not harming others, they should be allowed to do with their bodies whatever they choose and not be judged for it. 

Vampire Lady in Orlando.

The story in this vid is interesting. She's a battered housewife, who says her modifications represent her story. She's trying to raise money for a women's shelter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=fvwp&v=_MKB9oKNjWs&NR=1

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The story in this vid is interesting. She's a battered housewife, who says her modifications represent her story. She's trying to raise money for a women's shelter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=fvwp&v=_MKB9oKNjWs&NR=1

 

Aaaaaaaaarrrgh!! For the love of Mike!!!

genuflects

Laurie

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She was a good looking girl before she had all of the surgery... Pics of her

Yeah, she was really pretty. Shame.

Laurie

word on the street: don't serve double cheeseburgers and fries when having valeria over for dinner at one's flat.

http://vk.com/photo4926666_281004389?all=1

There's more??

Laurie

Oh wow to both doll girl and vampire lady.  Thats a little much to me. :scared:

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The right genes and some makeup will do:

Doll-like looks also very common in Tokyo's Harajuku and Shibuya districts.  

I can understand if you already have the look. I just can't understand going under the knife to get it....lol. In a few years she's gonna look like a monster. I don't really think they think ahead, and youth is soooo fleeting ;). Once all that starts to sag...shiver

Laurie

I really wonder why people do these things? Not me! I am not that brave or trusting. Such a beautiful girl I do hope the doll face is photoshopped or a really great mask rather than plastic surgery.

Have seen cat woman but this is my first view of vampire lady. They do make doll girl look rather tame. 

Additional pictures show that plastic surgery destroyed vertex order on her face and expression morphs do not work.

BRW such a heavy makeup reminds me of chili on broth. When you add spice to soup it disperse on the surface. I think that if girl with makeup jump to water efect is similar.

Honestly I dont see that this person has done anything  much more bizarre than many of the female hollywood celebrities.
I mean I dont condone this type of extreme surgical modification for vanity purposes.
But hey its her money to spend.

Cheers

Hmmm, she's quite charming and apparently happy so I wouldn't criticize her for not living up to the world's expectations. I reckon the great bulk of humanity has no grounds to talk anyway :-)

People have always done strange things in the name of beauty. Cover themselves with tatoos, stretch their necks and lips. Take deadly poisons (Botox, arsenic in the past). If there is one thing that truly separates humans from animals, it is our almost consistant irrationality. 

Ug, those pics freak me the hell out.

Mannequins freak us out when they are not behind a store's window.

Way to much money and time.

Spoiled to death, 21 years, and handicapped for the rest of her life.

Very-very ugly.
And look at those plastic balloons... Grr . . . . HORROR !!

Do they give a hollow sound when you knock on them?

And you know what???

Some spammers use her pictures the get "their" clients........

I know, I have seen pictures of her in my Junk-mailbox before.

She should be put on water and bread for a year or so, or perhaps???

Oh-oh, ugly word; find a Job ????

Or someone give that poor "thing" a very-very cold shower to return to reality?

I do not understand her, and even less her parents...

"She should be put on water and bread for a year or so, or perhaps???

Oh-oh, ugly word; find a Job**"**

Wow!!
so much hatred for vain a stranger who does not affect anyones national tax policy, energy  policy, military policy
of consumer, software& Food, prices etc.
Perhaps it would help her cause if she could carry a tune &perform a few dance moves
Like the late ,self mutilated , perverted freak show, Micheal Jackson.

Oh well

Cheers

As we say here "nowt as queer as Folk" LOL!! whatever turns you on. I'm not condoning it but as previously posted people have always done strange things in the name of beauty. It would be so much sadder if we were all clones!!

Problem is; She is popular and very well known over there.

She is, or is going to be an example for a lot of young kids over there. A rolemodel so to speak.
And some will ruin their life to get there.

Please do not even try to tell this is "normal".

"SMART" media would keep her OUT of the media.

How is she any different than Madonna, or Cher, or Joan Rivers? Or liposuction? 

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Indeed so. Maybe this girl wants to be the Natsuko Matsumoto of her city?

 wonder why she found it necessary to alter the beauty that she already had, personally while i still find her attractive,i think her natural state was much more beautifull... what is it that drives one feel that perfection isnt good enough? why fix something that isnt broken? i guess its the same thing that drives someone to post over 10,000 pictures (and growing daily)of themself... 'look at me' 'me''me''me''me'

:O)

Yeah, I agree.

These people should be protected against themselves.

My question was; Where are the parents in this ?????
They are as guilty as she is.

if not "more";

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that is such bullshit, really

If she's over the age of consent then it's nobody elses business but hers.

Gawd, I don't hate her. Would just never do what she did...lol

Laurie

"Problem is; She is popular and very well known over there.

She is, or is going to be an example for a lot of young kids over there. A rolemodel so to speak.And some will ruin their life to get there."

She is merely a symptom  of a cultural failure not the cause of that failure.

Take the american example of "Lady GaGa"
I Don't hate on her because of her lack of true singing ability and even worse inability to dance.

I blame the Culture that Celebrates such mediocrity just because it is carefully packaged in outrageous  Male bondage/fetish Costumery.

 A culture where our idiot mayor, here in New York, has time to meet & greet "Lady GaGa"
as though she were some respectable foreign head of state who actually did anything of value to mankind.

Thats the "problem"

Cheers

I often wonder how many people go under the knife when what thet look like is not the problem but something so much deeper in their character make up.  Still I admire their bravery, I am far to scared of the knife to have any surgery unless it was life saving.

I love the ability to leave the real world for a while but only in front of a computer with Poser running or curled up with my Kindle.

Quote - Problem is; She is popular and very well known over there.

She is, or is going to be an example for a lot of young kids over there. A rolemodel so to speak.
And some will ruin their life to get there.

Please do not even try to tell this is "normal".

"SMART" media would keep her OUT of the media.

Entertainment people rarely are "normal".

It's funny seeing you guys complain about body modifications when one of the most common ones, tattoos, are ugly and a bad idea 95% of the time or more.  There are also some other body modification surgeries that a lot of people find just as... creepy, as what's seen here.

Of course sharks with lasers on their forheads are totally cool.

Venus Angelic

http://www.venusangelic.com/

anouther little girl living doll

Quote -  A culture where our idiot mayor, here in New York, has time to meet & greet "Lady GaGa"
as though she were some respectable foreign head of state who actually did anything of value to mankind.

Thats the "problem"

Cheers

That's no better than our moron of a Governor Chris Christie ordering the flag to half staff when Whitney Huston died. After that, it's completely meaningless to do it when a soldier, official or a hero dies. FU Christie.

I'm having a really bad flashback to a creepy BBC documentary about "Real Dolls" and their owners, which I saw on the youtubes.  Brrr.

It's her body, her life, she can do what she wants. Sort of a living piece of art.

There is also music on her website, apparently her own, she can sing too. She is interesting.

Uncanny Valley Reaction subtext, anyone.....?

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Soooo true. LOL

"New for 2012!: The unreal dead doll look!" ;)

Laurie

One word, stupidity.

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what is stupidity is comments like that

Would you prefer she was a drug addicted alcoholic who would fuck anyone ?  What she is doing is harming nobody so leave the girl alone hmmm ?

Et je maintiens !

I don't think it's up to us to condemn someone for their personal choices which do not affect us, even when we find the results to be repulsive.

On the other hand, every time another woman in her 40's dyes her hair to hide the grey, for example, it adds to the general perception that women in their 40's do not have grey hair, so that if you do have grey hair, people think you must be older. And as a result, you end up dyeing your hair.  The same could be said for botox injections, etc.

It would be nice if "being thought older" didn't carry with it the burden of so many negative connotations, of course.  But our culture is youth and appearance obsessed.  Every person who buys into that obsession reinforces it.  It's alright to say that we should be strong enough as individuals to be able to resist cultural pressures -- but realistically, being social animals, it's very often actually quite difficult to do so.  One may be able to courageously say they resist in one area ("I don't dye my hair"), while at the same time caving in other areas ("Of course my shoes must match my outfit").  Very few are strong enought to resist in all areas, and those non-conformists that do look crazy to us.

So, indeed, while I support an individual's freedom to do whatever they want which does not harm others, I must condemn a cultural trend that pressures people into doing such things to themselves. Hair dye is one thing; dramatic surgical procedures, quite another. The trend scares me a little.