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cosmetic surgery business is continuing to boom – with more than 200,000 procedures performed in the UK between 2015 and 2021.Thousands more Brits will have jetted abroad for cheaper ops, while Americans spent a staggering £12.76billion on cosmetic surgeries in 2018 alone.The point of the operations is to alter your appearance for aesthetic reasons rather than medical – and social media has influenced how we want to present ourselves.This was highlighted in a 2017 survey that found 55% of surgeons reported seeing patients who wanted to improve their appearance for selfies.Below, we take a look at some people who look unrecognisable thanks to cosmetic surgery. Real-life Barbie Jessy Bunny is on a mission to have the world’s biggest boobs, bum and lips.

plastic surgery to look identical say they want matching designer vaginas next.Dolly and Daisy Simpson, 25, from Stockton-on-Tees appeared on ITV's This Morning today alongside their mother Christina.They opened up about their decision to go under-the-knife after having matching nose and boob jobs.The sisters also said they hope to have matching labiaplastys and are also considering getting the Brazilian Butt lift surgery to alter their looks.However, their mother was shocked by their suggestions, saying she found the circumstances 'difficult', and adding: "When they've been going through these procedures, I haven't been told the full extent."As the twins appeared on This Morning today, host Phillip Scofield asked: "So you want to make