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£200,000 and 51 operations turn a mother of three into Queen Nefertiti 
  
  
  
 Her transformation began more than 20 years ago after she decided that in a past life she had lived as Queen Nefertiti. 
  
 During that time Nileen Namita has spent £200,000 on her face in order to turn herself into a living sculpture of the ancient Egyptian. 
  
 The mother of three has had 51 cosmetic surgery operations - including eight nose jobs, three chin implants, one eyebrow lift, three facelifts, six mini facelifts, two lip surgeries, five eye surgeries and 20 minor tweaks - in her efforts to recreate herself in the image of the 'Beauty of the Nile'. 
  
  
  
 Dreams of Egypt: Nileen Namita is planning even more cosmetic surgery after 51 operations to make herself look like Queen Nefertiti 
  
 Miss Namita, a 49-year-old artist from Brighton, says her quest for perfection isn't over yet and plans further surgery, describing her face as a 'work in progress'. 
  
 She began her transformation in 1987 after deciding that in a past life she had lived as Nefertiti. 
  
 She said: 'Throughout my childhood and teen years I had constant vivid dreams of this ancient queen. 
  
  
  
 'They were visions of incredible intensity - I could see where she lived, her servants, her rooms, even the food she ate - and although at first I found the dreams frightening, I began to research what they meant. 
  
 'Aged 23 I underwent psychoanalysis with a counsellor. Slowly I began to realise that I was having these dreams because I am a reincarnation of Nefertiti. 
  
  
  
 Changing face: Nileen aged 22 (left) before she had surgery and at 41 during one of 51 cosmetic procedures 
  
 Regal pose: Namita as Queen Nefertiti. She began her transformation in 1987 after deciding she was the Egyptian beauty in a past life 
  
 'A few weeks later I saw a picture of Nefertiti for the first time and I was struck by how familiar it was. 
  
 'I know some people will find it hard to understand why I have put myself through so much surgery, but by then the visions had become even more powerful, I decided to remodel my face so I looked like a modern version of Nefertiti. 
  
 True beauty: A bust of Queen Nefertiti of Egypt who is considered one of history's most stunning women 
  
 'It was a way of allowing that part of my personality to show itself.' 
  
  
  
 Miss Namita, who single but has been married and divorced twice, began by remodelling her nose. 
  
 Since then she says she has spent all her spare money on her face. 
  
 She said: 'I am fortunate in that I have good genes. I don't have any cellulite and have never had to diet but because I didn't want to look unnatural with an older body and a younger face, I do eat very healthily. 
  
 'No one believes I am almost 50 years old and have had three children because my body and face look as through I am only 25. 
  
 'Now when I go out, I gain attention from men much younger than me - often they are in their twenties - because I look so youthful. 
  
 'I am sure some people will disapprove of me having so many operations but I believe my look is ageless and timeless. Seeing myself looking so much younger makes me feel young and energetic.' 
  
 Miss Namita, who has yet to visit Egypt but is writing a book about her life as a modern Nefertiti, says her three children aged 30, 25 and 15 approve of her appearance. 
  
 'My youngest daughter, who still lives with me, is very proud to have such a youthful looking mother,' she said. 
  
 Miss Namita is now planning her next operations. 
  
 'I would like my lips to be made a little finer and plan to have some more surgery on my nose to even out my nostrils,' she said. 
  
  
  
  ||||| Human Barbie. Don't even get me started. OK, get me started. Valeria Lukyanova is a 28-year-old Ukrainian model whose claim to fame is resembling a real-life Barbie doll. She's got the super slender limbs, the itty-bitty waist, shiny blonde hair, and of course a beautiful, giant pair of ... eyes. OK, her boobs are pretty great too. 
  
 Yet even with all of this idealized "beauty" in human form ... it's off-putting. And by off-putting, I mean kinda gross. There is just something so wrong about Barbie's proportions being life-sized. Of course there have been ample rumors that she's had a lot of help not just from plastic surgery but also the magic of PhotoShop, so Valeria put out a video this week showing herself in action. 
  
 I'm thinking the idea here is to dispell any rumors that the human doll creature person alters her photos in any way, but the whole thing is just sad. Not only is she slightly alien-looking (Barbie's proportions only work for her because she's less than a foot tall -- the exagerated features don't register as odd to our brains), but the way it's shot makes me feel so sad for Valeria. 
  
 More from The Stir: 'Human Barbie' Makeup-Free Pics Show What She's REALLY Like (PHOTOS) 
  
 She has a beautiful face and seemingly flawless skin, and that hair! Amazing. Aside from wearing waaaaay too much makeup and having had too much lipo and probably a rib or two removed (speculation only, but I wouldn't be surprised), she's a beautiful woman. 
  
 A beautiful woman who is so insecure that she feels the need to make herself up like a plastic doll and promote the image. And there's something even sadder about all of this in the video she put together and posted. See if you notice. 
  
 It looks like she selfied the entire thing. Did she not have one friend that could hold her camera and capture her frolicking around in the waves, or going for a run with palm trees as a backdrop? And what's with all the selfie in the mirror video shots? Why doesn't she want us to see her bending and flexing? Is she trying to make her body as stiff as plastic like Barbie's too? 
  
 Ugh, I just don't get it. All I want to do is give her a hug, tell her she's pretty, and feed her a sammich. 
  
 Did you think the video was totally weird or is it just me? 
  
 Image via Barbie Style/YouTube |||||
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It's one thing to dress like a celebrity or even get your hair cut like a celebrity—but in a few extreme cases, people have taken their obsession with a star much, much further than that. Here are seven examples of people who've had plastic surgery in an attempt to look like a star—or something even weirder: Toby Sheldon, 33, has spent almost $100,000 in an attempt to look like Justin Bieber. He underwent hair transplants, "smile surgery," eyelid surgery, and Botox, among other things, over a period of five years. A 30-year-old Texas woman named Kitty, who thought she already looked a little bit like Jennifer Lawrence, spent $25,000 in a quest to look even more like Jennifer Lawrence. Rumors have flown that "Octomom" Nadya Suleman got plastic surgery to look like Angelina Jolie. She has denied it, but then again, she's also written fawning letters to Angie and, uh, used "Angelina" as her stripper name. Sarah Burge says she's spent more than $800,000 on cosmetic surgery in order to turn herself into a "Human Barbie." There's also a "Human Ken Doll" who has had 149 cosmetic procedures, but he said he was given the nickname by the media and never actually intended to look like the doll. Carolyn Anderson has spent roughly $33,500 to look like Pamela Anderson, specifically Baywatch-era Pam, the Liverpool Echo reports. Creepily, she says her dad was "was the first person to tell me that I looked like her," when she was 14. And yes, she changed her last name to match the star's. Annette Edwards, a British great-grandmother now in her early 60s, spent nearly $17,000 on plastic surgery in 2009 so she could look like ... a cartoon character. Specifically, Jessica Rabbit, the Daily Mail reports. Even weirder: Edwards, an animal breeder, claimed at the time she owned the world's largest rabbit. Another UK woman wanted to look like an ancient celebrity: Egypt's Queen Nefertiti. Nileen Namita spent more than $336,000 on 51 operations over 20 years to do just that, the Daily Mail reports. Those operations include eight nose jobs, three chin implants, six mini-facelifts, and much, much more. Click for eight more people who have employed a plastic surgeon in order to look like a celeb—complete with comparison pictures.