Our world is becoming a place where more and more people get plastic surgery. Some people do small things to improve how they look, while others go all out.
Anastasia Pokreschchuk, who is 36 years old, is one of the people who has gone too far with plastic surgery. The woman from Kyiv, Ukraine, had surgery and now she is showing off her new love.
Anastasia got fillers put in her cheeks and chin to make them look better. Her breasts have also been made bigger and she has had Botox and a Brazilian butt lift.
628,000 people follow her on Instagram. Many of them had never seen her before she had surgery, but they know how she looks now.
That’s when Anastasia chose to do something strange. She showed a picture of herself before she had surgery, which began when she was 26 years old.
She said that there was no hyaluronic acid put into her face when she shared the younger picture of herself. There is a big difference.
Many people told her they thought she was beautiful before she did any work. They also told her she could live her life however she wanted, and if the changes made her happy, she should stay with them.
Someone else said that since she was done with the work, no one would find her beautiful anymore. When she hit back, she said:
“I have no idea how you can think this way.” I don’t get how I can think about how I look based on what other people say.
“What other people say doesn’t matter; this is my face, and I have to like it, not you.” This is my life and face. “Okay, you won’t live my life for me.”
She also doesn’t mind telling people how happy she is with her new look. “I think I’m ugly when I look at pictures from years ago,” she said. I did not like how I looked, but it is easy for you to change it. “My face made me look like a hamster, I didn’t like it.”
She finally says, “I don’t have anyone around me who judges me, but I don’t care what other people think of me either.” My friends never think badly of me.
“Of course, my mom used to say I was pretty, but now she calls me “exotic.” She is my best friend and the most helpful person I could ask for.