A DEMON-obsessed woman who spent more than £25,000 to become a “vampire Barbie doll” has real fangs, a split tongue and tattooed eyeballs.
Marilyn, from Germany, has undergone a breast enlargement, liposuction, facelifts and facial injections in her quest to look like a plastic version of a ghoul.
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Her permanent fangs were made by a dentist, with Marilynn saying she can’t imagine smiling without them.
The, a tattoo artist who also goes by Mizz Intra, formed her fascination with the undead before she was a teenager.
She began dressing in dark, gothic clothing at 12 years old and altered her appearance with make up before growing fixated on her vampire dolls.
Marilyn told Truly: “When I was young, I always wanted to look like a vampire or demon.
“The inspiration for my first plastic surgery was to look like a doll.”
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Previously Marilyn styled a more mainstream look with blonde hair but says that version of herself “had nothing special” about her.
She guesses between 60-70 percent of her body is tattooed and says in the future everywhere will be covered.
Marilyn said: “I like to change. I really like to look brutal.”
But she’s not done yet, Marilyn is looking ahead to another procedure – the fox eye lift – which involves inserting dissolvable wires under the skin around the eye.
She said: ““My friends and family thinks it’s enough for now.
“But my look is everything for me – I think it’s the most important thing about me.”
“I wanted to look more fake and more plastic, but the doctors made it more natural.
“Dolls always look perfect, they stay beautiful forever.”
Marilyn’s transformation comes after a woman who tattooed 90 percent of her body to cover scars from a brutal college initiation.
Nikki Chu was beaten and burned as a teenager by a group of men during vicious hazing rituals at college in the Philippines.
The transgender model says she almost died after being targeted over suspicions she wasn’t straight.
She says some the group were frustrated because she was dating a woman who they liked.
Another woman who was unhappy with her body turned herself into a “cyborg” – and she has pledged to never stop making herself even more extreme.
Lina L, who now goes by her alter-ego Cigno, ditched her top tech job to become a tattoo artist in San Francisco, California.
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