Post Surgery Kim Kardashian Look Alike Sick Of The Comparisons, Working On Reversing Procedures

A woman who has paid over half a million bucks to look like Kim Kardashian is sick of it already and looking to get her old look back.

Jennifer Pamplona used to love the attention she was getting after supposedly spending over $600,000 to resemble the reality TV star, but now, she is just "annoyed."

"People would call me a Kardas,hian, and it started to get annoying," admitted the 29-year,-old who found that looking like Kardashian has taken over her life.

Pamplona, who allegedly went under the knife around 40 times,s claims to have more going on than just looking like a famous person. "I had worked and studied and was a businesswoman," she said to the publication Tyla.

She is sick of people looking pasteverythings and only seeing a famous person. No s,  but what would happen when you want to go to a plastic surgeon who asked for the Kim K special?

"I had done all these things and had all these achievements in my personal life, but I was only being recognized because I looked like a Kardashian," she harped on. Pamplona has realized that she is suffering from body dysmorphia, and returning to her natural looks would be ideal for her now. That might be easier said than done,ne though. She has to undergo a new set of procedures to "enhance her naturalness."

A doctor in Istanbul, Turkey,y, claimed he could help her. "I saw on the computer beforehand how I would look, and it was like I was having a rebirth," says Pamplona. She also shared with the publication that the reversal has started. She recently spent $120,000 on one of her procedures.

"I had a face and neck lift, buccal fat removal, cat eye surgery, a lip lift, and a nose job all at once. I went into the operation room as one per son and came out as another."

Pamplona is documenting her reverse surgeries in a series of posts and interviews. She has revealed she has had a few setbacks t while the process is moving ks. "Bleeding from her chees,h led to her getting an infection.

The pain and blood were so bad she believed she was "dying." The realization smacked her in the face. "I was thinking to myself, 'What the hell have I done with my life?'" She is back to recovering and feeling better. Unfortunately, she hasn't been able to see the results due to excessive bruising and swelling.

It's all worth it for Pamplo,na who says she is now "who she wanted to be." Her path to loving herself is continuing. "The best feeling is knowing I'm no longer fighting with myself. I am now who I wanted to b,e and I now understand the meaning of life."

Pamplona thinks her story needs to be told. "I feel like I can help maniple with my life story, but my face is beautiful, functional, and now I look even more attractive. This is why she is sharing selfies with bandages post-surgery.

"There are people who make it [surgery] look good on Instag, ram but life isn't perfect, and being addicted to surgery isn't a good thing." This is why she is working on a doc. It will focus on the dangers of "addiction."