Woman who underwent 43 surgeries to look like Barbie – people now call her ‘Zombie’ The world is not 100% happy with their appearance.

Woman who underwent 43 surgeries to look like Barbie – people now call her ‘Zombie’ The world is not 100% happy with their appearance.

This doesn’t necessarily mean they want to change their appearance in any way; It’s normal to just look in the mirror and wish your nose was smaller, your hair shorter, your skin less blemishes. An unwillingness to be happy with our appearance is in many ways a rare human flaw, and one that seems to have become even more pronounced since the rise of social media. Although it is not unusual to see a changing face in a dream, very few people actually experience a major change in their appearance. This is a blessing if you ask me, especially since you’re not sure what you’ll look like after surgery. Of course, there are those who are determined to take things further. You know I’m talking about characters who want to spend astral money to change their face into something else.

Dalia Naeem, a 30-year-old Baghdad resident, took many opportunities to get a Barbie doll-like face. According to reports, people now call her “Iraq’s Barbie” and she has performed up to 43 make-up procedures in an attempt to mimic Barbie’s look.

Dalia works as a journalist and actress in her home country, but is very active on social media and keeps her army of Instagram followers updated on the latest developments.

The 30-year-old football player has 1 million fans on the platform, many of whom express their joy whenever he goes under the knife or sees him in a different light.

It goes without saying that interest in Dalia’s transition has been enormous, especially since she is now unrecognizable compared to the woman she was before she began her journey of transformation. However, when Dalia appears as an immortal fire to further change her appearance, there are those who criticize her. Some Instagram commenters called her a “zombie,” while another called her an “Evil Barbie.”

We believe we would be derelict in our duty if we did not publicly express our belief that no one should feel the need to change their appearance. We are all beautiful just the way we are and our differences make us unique. However, while Dalia’s journey may not be for everyone, what’s important is that she seems happy with her decisions.