Woman reveals bizarre before and after plastic surgery transformation after winning a ‘mummy makeover’
A WOMAN has amazed internet users by showing off a “mummy makeover” she won.
The before and after shots were shared in a jaw-dropping transformation video.
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The clip was shared on TikTok and showed the woman posing in a strappy top.
The text read: “pov: you won a free ‘mummy makeover’ surgery in Korea.
“Wait till the end for the RESULTS.”
After her surgery and recovery, it was time for the woman to show off her results in a “post op shoot.”
She could be seen having her hair and make-up done ahead of the photo session.
Then it was time for the full result, and the mum looked glowing and was beaming from ear to ear.
The video has racked up over 200,000 likes, and people were quick to offer their praise.
One said: “gorgeous before and after.”
Another added: “Wow really beautiful.”
And a third commented: “Her face lit up so much now. Amazing seeing her doing something for herself.”
Plastic surgery procedures more than doubled in Britain last year.
Some 31,057 surgeries were performed in 2022, up 102 per cent on the previous year, according to the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (The BAAPS).
Figures were expected to rise after the Covid pandemic but experts were surprised they are above pre-2020 numbers.
While boob jobs were still the most popular procedure, up 66 per cent, breast reductions were the second most in-demand, increasing 120 per cent year-on-year.
BAAPS president Marc Pacifico said: “Demand for cosmetic surgery has more than bounced back post pandemic.
“Economic uncertainty and a decrease in overall consumer spending does not seem to have deterred patients from having cosmetic surgery.”
Last year’s increase was the largest annual rise in plastic surgery since the audit began in 2004.
Women made up 93 per cent of all the surgeries last year, with 6,640 having breast augmentation alone.
The procedure’s popularity was followed by breast reduction (5,270), tummy tucks (3,241) and liposuction (2,669).
Meanwhile browlifts — rumoured to have been undergone by celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Ariana Grande — saw the biggest increase at 140 per cent to 314.
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