14 DAY TRIAL // She’s a self-confessed plastic surgery addict and she was once bent on seeking help for her condition. Former glamour girl Alicia Douvall seems to have had a relapse, stepping out bruised and swollen after more surgery.
Douvall, once a successful glamour model and an even more successful kiss-and-tell queen, has had over 100 surgeries on her body, of which about 15 or 16 on her chest alone (she lost count).
In previous interviews, she stated she was determined to kick her addiction to plastic surgery, and even went to rehab to get help – but it didn’t pan out as she expected, The Sun says.
The other day, Alicia and her daughter took the dog out for a walk in the park, and photographers got to see the bruised and swollen face of the star, indicative of that she’d gone under the knife again.
“The self-confessed cosmetic surgery addict – who has paid for over a hundred body-changing operations – has reportedly just had her jaw, nose, eyes and mouth reshaped,” The Sun writes.
“Alicia, 30, looked battered and bruised as she walked her dog with daughter Georgia in their local park yesterday,” the tab further notes.
“The former glamour model was clearly feeling self-conscious as she strolled about in public, repeatedly touching her face – which is apparently paralyzed on one side after a failed op,” the publication goes on to say.
Reports cited by The Sun say that Douvall flew all the way to the US to get the latest series of surgical interventions, because doctors in the UK would no longer operate on her.
Apparently, she was also forced to lie about her medical history, lest surgeons here found out that she had Body Dysmorphic Disorder, a condition that makes her believe there’s constantly something wrong with her body, something that can be fixed with plastic surgery.
Early last year, Douvall was telling the media that, as a result of her addiction to plastic surgery, she had lost all feeling in certain parts of her body but that still wasn’t enough to make her stop.
“I’m on a quest for change. Every two weeks I’ll go see another doctor. Often, I’ll walk in, not even knowing what I want doing and say something like ‘What do you think might be wrong?’ or ‘What do you think of my eyes?’” she was saying at the time.
Her motto in life is “if it can be changed, it will be” and she continues to hope she will wake up one day and feel happy about herself – despite the fact she has no feeling in her left breast, under her right arm and on her stomach, as we also reported at the time.