I know I'm closer to it now than I was fifteen years ago but there's always something else I can get in terms of surgery to be more like it. She looks exactly how I want to look like. 'My caricature keeps me going with my dream. Salon owner Krystina even has heart-shaped nipples to complete the 'cartoon' look. This has included five breast augmentations, lip injections, botox, teeth whitening and semi-permanent make-up. She was everything that I wanted to be.'It was like she was holding the carrot out to me, showing me what I could be.Over the years, I've spent more and more on beauty treatments and surgery so I can look just like her.' She said 'When I saw the caricature for the first time on holiday, I was jealous of it.
She doesn’t care about what other people think.Krystina Butel,30, has spent over £130,000 on plastic surgery to transform herself into a £10 cartoon drawing of herself that she posed for in Ibiza when she was just 15. “The girl in the caricature is like who I am now.
The caricature is reportedly hanging in her living room, inspiring Krystina to get more cosmetic work done: With every surgery, my appearance has got more exaggerated and I’ve gone for the caricature look fully.” As my funds have got bigger, I’ve spent more and more on cosmetic work.
For me, it’s about getting closer to my dream. I know I’m going to wake up afterwards and see something new in my body. “The surgery is definitely addictive, I get a buzz from it. She has had five boob jobs, botox, lip injections, eyebrow, eye-liner and lip-liner tattooing, hair extensions, eyelash extensions and teeth whitening – as well as spending thousands on regular tanning on sunbeds. Now 31, Krystina explains how she couldn’t get the caricature out of her mind, and dedicated her life to becoming the woman in the picture. The caricature led me in the direction that I wanted to go down. It was as if the artist had seen the potential in me he showed me what I could be if I pushed myself to the limit. I loved her massive boobs and tiny waist. I was wearing a dress at the time – so I didn’t expect him to draw me topless! I adored how over-the-top she looked and how done-up she was. He’d done quite an ordinary portrait of my friend, but for some reason, he had gone to town with mine. It was as if finally I knew exactly what I wanted to be. “When I saw the caricature for the first time, that was it. She thought it would be a “nice souvenir” from her trip, but, as she told The Mirror, the finished product completely overwhelmed her. Krystina Butel’s life changed when a Spanish artist drew a caricature of her, on holiday when she was 15.
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