Want to know what you need realizarte surgeries to achieve the "perfect" body of Barbie? Well, in the current issue of O Magazine (Oprah Winfrey) Katie Halchishick model becomes the diagram, posing for the photographer Matthew Rolston.
The physical model is shown with average and marks on his body proportions should have if you shone like Barbie.
In conclusion, to look like Barbie, Halchishick would be a brow lift, rhinoplasty, lower cheeks and neck, a chin implant, sculpt your shoulders, a breast lift, liposuction on her arms, tummy tuck, the which would also have to be sculpted to achieve the waist of "wasp" ... and that's only half.
Of course, neither Katie nor any woman has to go to that extreme. But there is a bold yes decided to become a living copy of Barbie, Cindy Jackson, 55, who underwent 52 surgeries to look like a real "doll" even has taken up their hands in their quest to look forever young .
"This is the way it's supposed to look," Jackson told "Good Morning America." "It's evolution. Is medical progress. "
Progress? As if the images that sell us the "perfect" body were not enough and that is causing many children and adolescents want to be thinner, because that is the model of what is to be as beautiful. Some become anorexic, bulimic or ask other cosmetic surgeries just hit puberty.
Each physiognomy is different. We accept it and just go after a healthy body, without the least zero size.
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