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'Real-life Barbie' who spent £40,000 on plastic surgery now trying to reverse makeover to look 'natural'
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Updated 11:33 4 Apr 2024 GMT+1Published 11:09 4 Apr 2024 GMT+1

'Real-life Barbie' who spent £40,000 on plastic surgery now trying to reverse makeover to look 'natural'

She has reversed some of the procedures to avoid looking like an 'alien'

Bec Oakes

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One woman who spent £40,000 on cosmetic surgery is now aiming for a more 'natural' look.

Serena Smith, from Beverly Hills, California, is a 'real-life Barbie'.

The 24-year-old went under the knife for the first time when she was just 18 years old, opting for a $7,500 (£5,900) boob job to go from an A-cup to a D-cup.

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Describing herself as a 'plastic surgery addict', she'd undergone a complete makeover that's knocked her back a whopping $50,000 (£40,000) since she started in 2016.

Some of the procedures Serena's had in the past six years include a nose job, Brazilian butt lift, Botox and fillers in her lips, cheeks, chin and forehead.

But, she now says she's ready to embrace a more 'natural' look, admitting that she'd dissolved the filler in her face - which her clinic offered for free - and changed the shape of her chin to avoid like an 'alien'.

Serena Smith spent £40,000 on plastic surgery.
Serena Smith/SWNS

"I am trying to embrace natural beauty a little bit," the singer said.

"I am not saying I am done with getting procedures or anything but I want to embrace my natural look.

"I loved my appearance but over time I have realised it wasn't working for me.

"Maybe it comes with growing older, you learn to accept your beauty a little bit more."

She added: "I think every once in a while it is good to keep things fresh.

"Everybody changes, we don't stay the same our whole life.

In the past six years, Serena's had a boob job, nose job, Brazilian butt lift, Botox and fillers.
Serena Smith/SWNS

"Our bodies change as we age, different things happen and it is good to keep up with that.

"Nothing lasts forever, I had that look for around three years.

"I also think it is the trend with beauty right now - things are going more down to basics."

She also said that you 'feel comfortable with different things' at different times in your life.

"Lately I've been showing a lot less skin.

"It was an unconscious decision - I realised I have been dressing more conservatively and that is reflected in my life as a whole.

"I feel a bit more like myself."

Serena said she's found herself showing a lot less skin lately.
Serena Smith/SWNS

However, it doesn't mean that she is cutting out surgeries completely.

"I am not saying I am done with plastic surgery but I am going for a more subtle look with my result," she said.

I am planning to have my breasts redone. They are going to be bigger. They need a refresh to keep them looking good."

Serena follows a long list of celebs who have been reversing years of cosmetic procedures in order to embrace their natural beauty.

The 24-year-old says she's now ready to embrace a more 'natural' look.
Serena Smith/SWNS

In 2021, Molly-Mae Hague ditched her fillers, admitting that the extensive work she'd had done meant she barely recognised herself.

Speaking to Cosmopolitan, she said: "I was doing a club appearance and took a selfie. I remember staring at it and thinking, 'I don't know what I've done to my face.'

"I went from looking like a teenager to someone on Botched. I've never thought of myself as insecure, but I must have been to do that."

Featured Image Credit: Serena Smith/SWNS

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