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Published: 15:34 GMT, 27 March 2016 | Updated: 18:03 GMT, 27 March 2016
A man who describes himself as a 'human ken doll' has revealed he has spent £305,000 on plastic surgery to emulate the children's toy.
London-based air steward Rodrigo Alves has told how he has spent £10,000 on a butt lift, £24,000 on silicone chest implants and £48,000 to create eight-pack abs from his own fat and skin.
Rodrigo, from Sao Paulo, Brazil, says he is unashamed of his surgery habit, which sees him undergo 15 operations a year.
Rodrigo Alves dubbed the human ken doll has admitted to spending £305,000 on plastic surgery
Rodrigo who has had 42 operations says that it was never his intention to look like the plastic children's toy but says that he has finally found peace with his body.
He told The Mirror: 'I was born in the wrong body. My soul never matched up with the rest of me, and now it does.
Real life Ken doll exhibits his reformed face to the world
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'I never set out to look like Ken. But people have increasingly commented on how similar we are. I'm happy with my look but I will continue with surgery.'
Spending £95,000 on surgery in the past year Rodrigo first went under the knife in 2004, after feeling too unattractive to fit in with the fashionable friends he had made while studying in London.
The air steward claims that he was born into the wrong body but says he is finally comfortable in his own skin thank to his excessive procedures
Rodrigo has his first procedure aged in 2004 after feeling too unattractive compared to his fashionable friends while he was studying in London. Pictured: Rodrigo before surgery (left) and today (right)
His long list of surgery includes £8,000 on Botox and fillers, £30,000 on three nose jobs, £3,000 on liposuction to his jaw and £10,000 on pec implants.
At one point doctors told him that one arm might have to be amputated. If the infection caused by the leaking fluid reached his heart he would have died.
After three weeks in hospital with the support of friends and family, Rodrigo recovered and flew back to the UK.
Human Ken Doll, Rodrigo Alves, spoke of his surgery, in April
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Rodrigo, who even has an artificial 8-pack sculpted out of his own fat, says that he is unable to achieve a toned physique naturally do to a medical condition preventing him from visiting a gyn
Additionally he indulges in twice-yearly Botox and filler top-ups and takes a cocktail of daily pills consisting of collagen tablets, anti-water retention and hair growth pills. Rodrigo said he 'admires' Barbie’s boyfriend Ken - because the toy looks like the 'ideal man'.
The surgery addict also had the skin between his inside lip and gum cut to give him a wider smile, and liposuction in his legs and back, which was re-injected elsewhere in a bid to make him look younger.
The party-lover insists he works hard to afford the operations with stints as a flight attendant, an image consultant and an event host.
The 32-year-old says he is unashamed by his copious amount of surgery and often shares post-surgery pictures on his social media accounts
His critics have questioned Rodrigo's methods of achieving the perfect body asking why he can't go to the gym to achieve his sculpted figure.
But the Brazillian has hit back at those who doubt him with an emotional post on his Instagram account today.
He writes: 'I wasn't born this way I made my self this why. To match my #soul I was born in the wrong body and It toke me a lot of courage to do something about it the only way to reinvent my self was with #plasticsurgery since GOING to the #gym doesn't work for me due an endocrine disorder.
In total Rodrigo (pictured post op) has had 42 procedures to date and says he wants to give advice to others who are considering plastic surgery
'My #makeover made myself confident and happy and confident speaker knowledgeable enough in the subject of bodyimage, helping others with advices from my own life experiences, And to talk about plastic surgery and its benefits, risks, recovering time, and to find the best surgeon in the #world to enhance and change my #body on the way that I wanted it to be.
'I consider my self a fighter and today a #winner because it didn't not take me only a lot of time and money but #courage and #determination and #faith to achieve the best that My body could be with 42 plastic surgeries and a very special thank you the the best.'
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The Real Life Ken Doll
Standing at 5-foot-8, weighing 180 lb., sporting brown hair, brown eyes, sun-kissed skin with a more-than-deeply-chiseled six-pack, and donning Lycra, SoCal’s veteran Games competitor Kenneth Leverich’s classic look has earned him the nickname “Ken Doll.”
While Leverich is best known for his fitness and physique, he’s also proving Barbie isn’t the only one who can wear multiple hats. Within the last year, Leverich has added to his résumé recipient of one of the awards for “Top 20 CrossFit Bods,” sportswear model, American Ninja Warrior participant, affiliate owner, and after standing atop the podium in Del Mar, California, fittest in his region, all while maintaining his nice-guy reputation.
In 2013, the media team at regionals nicknamed Leverich “Ken Doll” for his doll-like good looks.
“Not only is he sweet but his hair doesn’t move when he works out,” Landon LaRue explained. “Oh, and those dimples!”
Leverich gave a classic bashful chuckle at the mention of this comparison, blushing without comment.
He was also speechless about being featured in an article that surfaced this year throughout social media, naming him as one of the top 10 best bodies in CrossFit.
“I don’t know what else to say but that I’m honored,” Leverich said.
CrossFitters aren’t the only ones impressed with his chiseled mug; Leverich’s classical look nabbed him a sponsorship in which he’ll be featured in a future campaign for one of the biggest athletic brands in the world, which cannot be disclosed at this time. The photo shoot included top-notch athletes in major sports including the NFL, NBA and NHL.
His growing reputation has also landed him an opportunity to compete on the televised “American Ninja Warrior” this year. After submitting a video to producers, Leverich was selected for the show but opted to put his ninja career on hold while training for the Games.
“When I was in first grade I had to change my shirt for a run-a-thon. Later, my teacher told my mom that I had a very muscular back for a first grader ... I guess I’ve always been developed like that,” Leverich laughed.
Fast forward 20 years, and Leverich, an avid surfer, said, “People still freak out at my back because my spinal erectors are so big. It’s my shark fin.”
Leverich maintains his musculature as a result of training, ocean paddles and a very specific diet. This year, he began working with a nutritionist to refine his diet for optimal performance.
“This first thing we noticed is that my fat intake was pretty low, so we upped it,” he explained. “Now I’m eating more fat and more carbs to support the volume of training.”
Leverich’s slick, dark brown hair, which parts on the right and swoops to the left, has been known to rival the famous motionless hairdo of 2013 Games competitor Garret Fisher.
“Garret’s hair is immaculate every single time!” Leverich said. “Mine looks good sometimes, but he gets it perfect every time!”
Modesty aside, Leverich has had some practice working his locks into the perfect mold.
“My style really stems from elementary school where I started the comb over, wave style. It’s classy and easy,” he said.
And let’s not forget his attention to facial hair. Leverich grows the traditional preseason beard and trims it for the big events.
“Without a little beard I have a baby face,” he said. “I like to grow a little something so I’m taken more serious.”
Along with the bod, the hair and the beard, compression pants are among Leverich’s signature look. The style stemmed from an old injury years ago he never had repaired.
“I started wearing the compression pants because they provided support and stability for an LCL tear,” he said.
After wearing them for a while, he soon realized the other benefits—and not just the attention from the ladies.
“The Lycra blend reduces swelling, increases circulation, keeps the body from cooling down too quickly, to name a few,” he said.
Fellow SoCal Regional competitor and training partner Andrew Kong jokes about Leverich’s never-ending supply of compression pants.
“Sometimes I call him Peter Pan,” Kong said. “But then again, I wear compression, too.”
Just weeks before the SoCal Regional, Leverich was presented an opportunity he couldn’t resist. The original founder of his home affiliate, Orange Coast CrossFit, left to pursue other ventures and turned to Leverich and Kyle Kell to take over the reins.
“We made a deal from the beginning that I would handle the behind the scenes and Kenny will focus on training,” Kell said. “He ended up winning the regional, so I’d say our plan was a success.”
After his fourth consecutive year as a regional competitor, Leverich finally stood atop the podium, earning his third trip back to Carson.
His first Games experience in 2012 landed him in 17th despite competing with a torn hamstring.
“After the 2012 Games, I was set back about six months with the hamstring so I only had six months to prepare (for the 2013 season),” Leverich recounted. “Going into last year, my body just wasn’t ready for the volume.”
During 2013’s Burden Run, Leverich pulled his groin overcompensating for the weak hamstring while dragging the Iditarod.
“I remember I was even with Rich Froning but when we got to the sled pull, I kept trying different ways to pull it that wouldn’t put too much stress on my hamstring. In doing so, I pulled my groin and struggled through the end of the event. Obviously, that didn’t feel good throughout the rest of the weekend events.”
He finished 28th overall that year and the injury only set him back two to three weeks this time around.
After the 2013 season and while at full strength, he decided to work with Dusty Hyland, his previous coach, to add more structure to his programming and prepare for the 2014 season.
“While working with Dusty, I’ve been on a streak on the competition scene,” he said. “It’s built my confidence. We had a specific strategy for regionals and I stuck to the game plan. We wanted to focus on good reps, no mistakes and that’s just what I did.”
Under Hyland, he also trains twice a week with 2013’s second fittest woman on Earth Lindsey Valenzuela. He said they are very different but with complimenting characteristics.
“Lindsey is a leader and is very serious about what she does,” he said. “I like to talk to people while we train and have fun. I think she’s helped to keep me focused and I’ve helped her relax a little.”
Andrew Kong, who finished 13th at the SoCal Regional, said training with Leverich “takes all day but it’s a lot of fun.” “Obviously, he’s made it to the Games three years in a row now. That alone pushes me,” Kong said. “This year at the SoCal Regional was the first time we competed together on the big stage. Throughout the whole weekend he kept telling me to let him know if I ever needed anything. In my mind, I’m thinking, ‘What the heck? You have to worry about yourself making it to the Games again.’”
Kell said the entire Orange Coast CrossFit family will be behind Leverich at the Games with ‘shaka’ foamies and custom T-shirts. For those who can’t make the trip, they will be live streaming at the gym.
Leverich has earned that support. Kell recalled when he and Leverich recently ordered new “We Love Brutal Workouts” T-shirts and the XL shirts sold out the first day. Leverich took the new shirt off his back and gave it to one of the members who wanted one.
And that’s just the doll Leverich proves to be.
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