I forked out £80k to look like a cartoon character – now I want even more surgery to achieve my goal
Pixiee Fox drew inspiration from cartoon characters including Jessica Rabbit and Sleeping Beauty for her transformation, but was told she would end up looking "goofy" by plastic surgeons.
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On an episode of E!'s Botched, Pixiee faced plastic surgeon Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif as she revealed she wanted to go under the knife yet again to lower her hair line to make her forehead appear smaller.
"I never really felt human, I always felt more like a fantasy creature," she said on the show.
But when Pixiee met with the surgeons they weren't convinced by her plans to lower her hairline.
"I am so close to becoming a real life cartoon, I need a small surgery and I'm done," she said.
After a consultation with the doctors, they determined her previous surgeries had caused too much damage.
"I have never seen anything like this in my entire career," Doctor Terry said.
The duo broke the news to Pixiee that they wouldn't operate on her, but she hinted she would still go ahead with the surgery elsewhere, despite their advice.
How has Pixee Fox made herself look like a Barbie doll?
The social media star has had countless plastic surgery ops since her first procedure in 2011, transforming her body.
Pixee, who lives in North Carolina, flew to India to have her eye colour changed in a dangerous operation that is not performed in Europe or America.
She also went to Korea to have her jaw shape changed in another extreme procedure that could have left her paralysed.
She's had several boob jobs, bringing her up to a colossal 30J, and has pumped up her bum and lips with fat from her legs and belly.
Pixee even admitted she 'gave up on love' to share a home with fellow surgery addict Justin Jedlica, so they can live together as a real-life Barbie and Ken.
She's had 200 ops, including six ribs removed, four boob jobs, two rounds of liposuction, labiaplasty, and butt lift.
And she even had her jaw broken, shaved and reset, to mimic Wonder Woman.
Pixee Fox went through the agonising op to give her a symmetrical V-shaped jawline in June.
She's also said to have had her nose and ears altered to make her look more like a Disney princess.
Pixiee shot to fame for her unique looks, but soon the multiple procedures started to take a toll on her health, so she decided to take a break from going under the knife.
Back in 2023 she shared an update with her Instagram followers, as she claimed her obsession with plastic surgery nearly killed her.
She said: 'I was a person famous for having plastic surgery, and I have advertised doctors and the procedures they have done on me. I am making this post now because I see other girls advertising this doctor who almost ended my life."
She added: 'I am lucky to still be alive after been in a coma for more than one week. So lucky to have friends and family coming to my aid and getting me home to Sweden."
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