Everyone is beautiful in their unique way – and everyone being different is what makes the world such a colorful and amazing place.
However, a big part of the population is not happy with their appearance,
the false image of perfection the fashion industry and the media push on to us,
puts our “imperfections” in a negative light, forcing people that don’t feel “pretty”
to resort to heavy make-up, injections, and even cosmetic surgery.
While most people are happy with small and precise retouches here and there, others just go balls to the wall with surgery.
One of these people is 24-year-old Andrea Ivanova – who has an obsession with the size of her lips.
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