A WOMAN splashed the inheritance she received her late mother on boob jobs and botox in a bid to look like Miss Piggy.
Laura Boaten spent £14,000 on lip fillers, cosmetic tattooing, dental work, botox and a boob job in a bid to look like a cartoon.
The 28-year-old, from Surrey, is a self-confessed surgery addict and is planning yet more work, with another boob job, a tummy tuck and lip injections on the horizon.
She said: “I love female cartoon characters, they are perfection of the female form.
“I wanted to look like a sexy hybrid of Miss Piggy, Jessica Rabbit and Beyonce and when I found an image of this blonde cartoon on a Google image search, I fell in love.”
She bankrolled her cosmetic obsession after receiving £30,000 when her mum, Stephanie, a care worker, who tragically died aged 52.
The make-up artist said: “Losing my mum really changed me. It made me realise I should do what makes me happy, and for me that’s plastic surgery.
“Cosmetic surgery immediately became an addiction. It’s amazing knowing that when I wake up from surgery, I will look closer to my human cartoon fantasy.
“I know my mum would be pleased to see me now.”
Ms Boaten lost confidence after her body changed following the birth of her first child when she was 21.
She said: “After I had my first child, I stopped thinking about myself or my appearance.
“Being a parent took priority and I just focused on being a mum really.”
Just four months after having her baby, she lost her mum.
Ms Boaten said: “I was devastated when she died. Losing her was the hardest thing I’ve ever gone through.
“I know my mum always wanted me to have somewhere nice to live so I used some of the inheritance money for a deposit on a property.”
But it was after the birth of her second child that she decided to shift the baby weight, but was still unhappy with how she looked.
Ms Boaten added: “I was thrilled to have shed the pounds, but I was so unhappy about how small my breasts had become.
“For a long time I worried about whether it was right to spend any part of my mum’s inheritance on plastic surgery.
“But I decided my boobs were making me so unhappy every day that she would agree if she was here that I should do it.”
Splurging £6,500 on the operation, she went from a 34C to a 34G.
She beamed: “When I woke up after the surgery, I felt amazing. I knew my mum would be happy to see me like this.”
But soon after the enhancement, her relationship ended, and Laura explored getting more surgeries.And so far she had spent £14,160 on a variety of procedures, with no end in sight.
Ms Boaten added: “I never really wanted to look exactly like anyone else, except a human cartoon. The female cartoon embodies glamour more than any real person could.
“I was looking at cartoons online on Google images when I stumbled on a beautiful blonde woman.
“I wanted to transform myself into a human cartoon.
“Plastic surgery is my favourite subject, it’s definitely an addiction now.
“With surgery, it feels you are being granted all your wishes.”
