The newest Human Ken’s most recent procedures include a nose job (his fourth overall) and a surgery to fix his “droopy” eyes.
The most gruesome of his surgeries was a $6,000 operation in which the skin around his mouth and gums were cut to make his smile “bigger.”
Even though the 31-year-old flight attendant says he now has his dream body, he doesn’t intend on stopping anytime soon!
“It’s a long process. It is long-term maintenance. ” he explained. "Once you start, it is difficult to stop. Naturally, I’m a perfectionist. It’s like a snowball effect and I’m not going to stop. It doesn’t define the man that I am — I’m much more than silicone and cosmetic surgery — but once you get started, it’s difficult to stop.”
Rodrigo first went under the knife more than a decade ago, in 2004, when he felt he was “too unattractive” to fit in with the stylish friends he made while studying in London. Since then, he’s had several nose jobs, pec and ab implants, several rounds of liposuction and routine Botox/filler replacements to maintain his look.
When asked why he indulges in so much plastic surgery, he gave an answer that everyone can relate to — in one way or another.
“I’m quite hard on myself and I’m scared of getting old,” he confessed. “That’s the truth.”
He hopes that with his latest round of surgeries, he will be more symmetrical — and therefore, more beautiful.
“The theory of beauty is to look symmetrical,” he said. “I’m hopefully going to look more symmetrical after this, and therefore more beautiful. It is hard to open my eyes and hard to breathe too but I have a lovely nurse here looking after me.”
No comments:
Post a Comment