Story of the human Barbie Jessica Alves

Now, she’s aiming for Human Barbie.

However, her pursuit of the ideal body hasn’t been far from dangerous. In April of 2016, Jessica was hospitalized with necrosis, meaning her skin began to die.

A hole began to appear on the nose at the same time as her septum appeared to come loose. At the same time, she had difficulties breathing and had to visit a hospital in Malaga, Spain. She received antibiotics through an IV drip every eight hours, the Daily Mail reported.

Dangerous infection
Doctorn warned that the infection could eat through her nose and into her face. Her face could become gangrenous.

“I can’t breathe through my nose and feel terrible. It has collapsed. I have been given an appointment with a consultant in London in six weeks time and then I’m hoping surgery can be as soon as possible after that,” Jessica Alves said.

Two years ago, she underwent a chemical peel, which involved applying an acid-containing lotion to the face in Spain, Daily Mail reported. Following letting it soak through, she was going to peel off the old skin to reveal the fresh skin in place.

However, it wasn’t a pleasant experience. “It was fairly painful, and my face looks red now. It feels like burning, she said. Here in Marbella is very sunny and I can’t go out for the next few days unless I have a lot of sun protection,” she said.

Jessica made it out of two scary scenarios. But in 2019, following her 11th rhinoplasty. the nose started to collapse. The last surgery was supposed to fix a previous botox procedure.

Jessica Alves