A racy model who was called ‘grandma’ in school for having white hair, eyebrows and eyelashes started her surgery transformation with a vagina op before her twin sister did the same
A surgery obsessed racy model striving to look like a Barbie doll was “disgusted” by her vagina and got surgery to fix it – before her sister followed suit.
Twins Dolly and Daisy Simpson, 26, have spent £160,000 on cosmetic procedures and earlier this year they told the Daily Star’s My Colourful Life series how their loved ones feared them overdoing it.
But the former dancers, who funded their dramatic transformations by selling saucy content online, aren't ready to stop yet.
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Dolly got a boob job on the same day as her sibling – but she also went solo by splashing out on a Brazilian butt lift, liposuction and veneers.
And she opened up about the first ever surgery that led them on a path towards fame and fortune – saying it was prompted by disliking her private parts.
Speaking to Closer about why she got a labiaplasty abroad, she said: “I’d always been self-conscious of my vagina. I had so much flesh, I was disgusted by it and I thought it was so abnormal. It really affected my confidence.
“I flew to Romania for the surgery. I was awake during the whole procedure, where surgeons removed my labia and sculpted my vagina. I loved the results, I thought it was amazing.”
After seeing the change, Daisy then got the same operation, and Dolly said: “Now we have matching designer vaginas. Not many people can say that.”
The daring duo, from Stockton-on-Tees, did not always feel so glamorous, especially during their school days when they were targeted specifically for their looks.
Dolly previously told us how they were born with white hair and were mistaken for albinos by peers who cruelly called them grandmas.
She also described feeling overweight, unhappy and too embarrassed to have her arms or ankles on show – and said it was “ironic” that she now flaunts her body on OnlyFans for a living.
Despite being pleased with their ultra feminine makeovers, there was one surgery that the twins both ended up regretting.
Daisy told us: “I don’t think we miss any of our old features but we do have some surgery regrets.
“When we had our rhinoplasty we did ask for the same nose and I feel like we didn’t get the same result even though we had the surgery on the same day by the same surgeon. I feel like my nose didn’t come out quite as well as Dolly’s nose.
“It’s not really a regret because it is better than my old nose but I would like my nose redone.”
Dolly nodded in agreement and said she would also like another crack at a nose job before going on to outline what other procedures she has in mind for the future.
She said: “We feel like we are not very close to our plastic surgery goal. We want a lot more plastic surgery.
“We would love to get our noses redone, our boobs redone. I guess it takes time to become the woman that you want to be.”
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