New York native Justin Jedlica has had over 145 cosmetic procedures in order to look like a real-life Ken doll. The last time Jedlica gave an update on his transformation was back in November when he told the Daily Mail he had 90 different procedures done.
According to Radar Online, during appearances on "My Strange Addiction" and "The Doctors," the 33-year-old revealed that he spent over $160,000 on his new tweaks which included having his biceps replaced with larger implants and having three implants inserted into each shoulder for larger deltoids.
Reportedly, Jedlica has plans to continue getting more surgery. According to Radar, the shoulder implants did not previously exist so the New Yorker designed them himself which led to him starting his own surgery consultation business.
"The launch of my consultancy allows me to share all that I have learned with others looking to have cosmetic and/or reconstructive procedures, but are confused or overwhelmed by the process," he said.
He also hopes to sell a custom implant line.
"This is a very exciting time because not only am I creating new implants for myself, I am also in the process of finding the right distributor for my line of custom implants as there are limited options in the current marketplace which simply do not fit everyone," he told Radar.
Jedlica, who had his first surgical enhancement when he was 18-years-old, has also went under the knife for five rhinoplasties, a cranial drown bone shape and cheeks, lips, butt and chin augmentations.
"Over the years I've received so many emails and letters asking for advice that I am thrilled to have formalized a way to help those looking for guidance," he said.
While some people may view Jedlica's attempts to look like a human Ken doll, he says it's all "art."
"There's always the potential for something to go wrong, but those risks are pretty nominal," he said. "I'm willing to accept these risks but I don't think anything worthwhile in life comes without taking risks. It's like asking Picasso not to paint!"
Jedlica's human counterpart is the human Barbie, Valeria Lukyanova. It was recently revealed that she reportedly maintains her shockingly thin frame by not eating and survives on "light and air."
