By ASHLEY VAN SIPMA

YOU might have thought when Justin Jedlica first laid eyes on real life Barbie girl Valeria Lykyanova it would have been a match made in doll heaven.

But instead, it was a match made in plastic surgery hell.

Justin, who has spent over £60,000 to look like a human Ken, has revealed his female counterpart is 100 percent fake.

After meeting Valeria, 23, for the fist time last week, Justin admits that she is an 'illusion and a fake Barbie'.

Justin said: “Her hair is fake, her lips are drawn on and she insists on having tons of extra lighting in the room to make her skin look porcelain white.

“But in reality, when you wipe away all that make-up you just have an average-looking girl next door.

“Unlike me, who has spent a fortune crafting my body to permanently become a human Ken doll, Valeria is simply an illusion and a fake Barbie.”

 But plastic surgery addict Justin, who has had a jaw-dropping 100 different cosmetic procedures including five nose jobs, and 13 butt injections, still wants MORE.

And today in a shocking exclusive interview with The Sun, the 32-year-old New Yorker reveals he has no plans of stopping his plastic surgery obsession until he’s 100 percent plastic, just like his idol Ken.

Justin said: “I’ve operated on nearly everything that’s possible to operate on and I’ve customised my body from head to toe, but I still want more.

“Just like girls get butt implants to look like Kim Kardashian or pump their lips to look like Angelina Jolie, I'm trying to reach the male version of perfection, which to me is the Ken doll.

“And now, after $100,000 of plastic surgery, I’ve become just as plastic as the doll itself."

Justin’s obsession started when he was just 14-years-old.

 He said: “I was very tall and thin and a bit awkward as a teenager and was always a bit of a loner.

“I had gaps in my teeth, I wore huge bifocal glasses because my vision was so bad and I was forced to shave twice a day because I had so much facial hair.

"I hated school as I would get bullied about my looks and as time went on I became more and more determined to change everything about myself. "

Flipping through fashion magazines and tearing out pictures of exotic looking models, Justin created his own idea of beauty by piecing together the perfect body parts.

Justin would even draw eyeliner on his face and use make-up to create shadows as a mock up of what he wanted to look like.

 He said: “When I was 14 I started drawing pictures of what I wished I looked like with a thin pointy nose, flat forehead and blue eyes.

“I would even photo copy pictures of myself, alter them with pencils and erasers to make myself look more attractive.

"As time went on I began to realise more and more that my ideal look was actually Barbie's boyfriend Ken."

Unlike most kids Justin’s age, who had posters of pop stars hanging on their bedroom walls, Justin’s room was plastered with pictures of models like Gisele Bundchen.

He said: “I remember one time bringing a picture of Gisele to my mum saying, 'Mum, this is the nose I want!'"

While his mum has been supportive of his decision to have surgery, Justin’s dad William, however, didn’t understand his son’s obsession, something which Justin reveals still causes tension today.

 Justin said: “My dad and I didn’t connect much when I was growing up

“As his first son he was looking for someone to watch sports and play football with, but as an artist I was more interested in more creative activities.

“We didn’t really understand or relate to each other much on a personal level and though we’re on good terms today, we still don’t see each other very often.”

Finally, when Justin turned 18, the legal age in the US to have surgery without needing parental consent, he consulted a plastic surgeon in his hometown of Cary, North Carolina for a rhinoplasty.

It was the same plastic surgeon his mother Tanya had used the year before for a breast augmentation and seeing the success of her operation was the reassurance Justin needed to go under the knife.

In 1998 Justin took the plunge had his first nose job, using £2,500 his mum had collected and saved over the years for him from birthday and Christmas gifts.

 Justin was so inspired by his surgeon’s work he went on to have his vision corrected four years later and spent £2,500 on PRK laser eye surgery in 2002.

He also splurged £1,500 on teeth bonding and bleaching and his obsession for perfection has continued to escalate ever since.

Justin said: "I was hooked the first time I went under the knife and seeing the results just gave me an amazing buzz I knew I wanted to experience again and again.

“Fixing my nose was my main objective when I first started getting plastic surgery, but as I continued to learn about new treatment options I kept wanting more and more work done. It really is an addiction.

“Believe it or not with my nose, even after spending a total of £17,000 to getting it where it is now, I still don’t think it’s perfect."

 In addition to five nose revisions, Justin has spent an incredible £2,500 on cheek and chin fillers, £2,000 on lip injections and £3,800 on a cranial brown lift - spending over £40,000 on his face alone.

Justin, who has spent £10,000 on Botox, said: “Just like you routinely go to a dentist to prevent things like cavities, I get Botox four times a year to prevent wrinkles.”

But Justin’s bizarre maintenance routine doesn’t stop there.

For in attempt to reverse the effects of aging, he’s spent more than $15,000 on skin rejuvenation, chemical peels and full body laser hair removal.

 When it comes to Justin’s implants, however, bigger is better.

And an effort to emulate his idol Ken, Justin has spent a fortune building up his muscles.

In 2006 Justin had pectoral implants put into his chest for £4,500 and three years later spent £8,000 on bicep and tricep implants.

He’s also had 13 rounds of fillers to plump up his bum.

And most recently he spent £10,000 last December on a groundbreaking three-part shoulder implant surgery.

 Justin said: "People are quick to judge calling me superficial, ugly and even a freak, but plastic surgery has brought me a lot of happiness and I’m confident with who I am."

"My mum used to be a personal trainer so I would spend hours working out, but I haven't been to the gym in two years now as for me surgery gives much better results, which are permanent.

"To me I now have the perfect body and don't have to get sweaty every day."

Incredibly, Justin has never had any health scares under the knife and has nearly 30 plastic surgeon contacts on speed dial across the nation.

 In fact, he’s even catapulted his plastic surgery obsession into a career as a plastic surgery consultant.

“For me, plastic surgery is short term pain for long-term gain.”

And according to Justin, he isn’t ready to give up his addiction to pain any time soon.

In fact, he has a long list of dream surgeries including quad and calf implants, abdominal implants as well as a surgery to permanently change the colour of his eyes which will likely set him back another $50,000 in total.

 Fortunately for Justin, however, money isn’t an issue.

“Thankfully I have great friends who support me personally and a partner who helps support my surgeries financially.

“But of course with every procedure I’m accepting a certain amount of risk, especially when I’m put under anesthesia.

“I realise I could die on an operating table and that something could go terribly wrong, but I don’t let that fear get in the way of pursuing my dreams.

Justin added: “I love the fact that I’ve had 100 different cosmetic procedures as it’s helped set me apart as a unique individual.

"Some people might say I look overdone, but really I'm just trying to look like an improved version of myself.

“I’m the only human Ken doll in the world and to me that’s quite an accomplishment.”

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