Bulgarian influencer Andrea Ivanova, already famous for having the world’s largest lips, is once again pushing beauty surgery to its extreme. After more than 43 lip procedures and thousands spent on fillers, the 27-year-old now says she dreams of getting huge cheekbones to match her exaggerated look.
Ivanova began her transformation in 2018, when she decided that “natural beauty is boring.” Since then, she’s undergone dozens of injections and even experimented with cutting-edge stem-cell treatments to reshape her face. Despite warnings from doctors that more filler could be dangerous, she insists she won’t stop until she achieves her “ultimate doll-like” aesthetic.
Before her cosmetic journey, Andrea looked like an ordinary university student — but today, her face has become a global symbol of the obsession with extreme self-alteration. Critics call it body dysmorphia fueled by social media fame; she calls it self-expression and freedom.
Her story captures the madness of modern beauty culture — where likes, shock, and visibility often matter more than health, and where the question is no longer “Can it be done?” but “When will it stop?”
