I spent £80k on surgery to glow up but trolls say I look like Michael Jackson – I don’t care because I like him
A MODEL who has spent £80k on a “glow up” has revealed that people tell her she looks like Michael Jackson as a result.
But the insults are water off a duck’s back to Ana Espinola, who says she doesn’t mind looking like the pop icon.
The 30-year-old believes that “there’s no ugly women, just women who don’t want to invest in themselves”.
And she has dedicated the last ten years to “glowing up” through cosmetic surgery and aesthetic procedures – including dermal fillers and five boob jobs.
She also does one hour of cardiovascular exercise every morning and one hour of weight training every afternoon.
Ana says she hated having a nose like Mrs Potato from Toy Story, so went under the knife for three rhinoplasties to slim it down.
“A lot of people tell me I look like Michael Jackson,” she says.
“I don’t really get offended because I do like him.”
Ana has made her living as a Playboy bunny, model, content creator and competing in fitness competitions.
But she warned her line of work is becoming increasingly harder for other women to break into.
“At the end of the day, everyone is in a bikini,” she told Truly.
“So it’s getting hard to get viral just showing your boobs.
“You think you will, but there’s too many boobs on social media already.”
To avoid looking like “a repeated cartoon,” she goes to a different plastic surgeon to most other influencers.
Ana grew up in Paraguay but has lived in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Mexico thanks to her work.
“Taking care of your appearance will help you a lot,” she says.
“If I was still overweight, I don’t think I would still have the opportunity to be in so many magazines.”
The model is a strong believer that you should get dolled up even to go to the supermarket.
Her everyday beauty routine consists of plenty of skincare and natural make-up.
But when she’s going out for dinner, Ana dolls up with eyeshadow, contouring and ‘beauty baking’ to brighten her under eyes, chin and forehead.