Couple Sold Their House To Pay For Plastic Surgery And Have An “Instagram Look”: Both Regret The Results

Sometimes, faced with “irresistible” offers, you need to stop and evaluate, especially when it comes to your health.

Determined to achieve the “perfect” look, “that of Instagram”, a couple sold their house to say yes to a tempting offer they saw on the internet.

Zara Edgar, 36, and her husband Igel, 39, are putting their Manchester home up for sale to go to Turkey, drawn by a desire to look much better. Today, both tell The Mirror that they are sorry.

With a little maturity, they advise after the ordeal: don’t trust Instagram as a platform to find an operation, everything looks good there.

Operations to look “perfect”.

They said they sold their home in Manchester last November “and stopped for surgery on their way to their new life in Granada.”

Based on the island of Grenada, “in the West Indies, the couple booked their surgery in Turkey after finding a match online.”

Zara said she had “spent thousands of pounds looking for the ‘perfect’ belly, bust, bum and teeth.” His partner would get better teeth.

They say they paid for a deal with a clinic they found on Instagram that included the surgery and an 11-night hotel stay.

The £6,000 Zara operation. “It was done on the first day and his £4,500 dental work four days later,” the outlet quoted explains.

They went for cheap cosmetic surgery and got caught up in the fire of a drug cartel battle in Mexico.

They are concerned

Five months have passed and the two “regret their decision and are now more concerned than ever.” Zara describes that she even “feels like she has metal in her stomach.”

She confesses that she was looking for that Instagram look, where everything is perfect.

At this point, he thinks it’s better to love someone as he is.

“(…) Not worth it. Just accept yourself as you are. I wish I had. I’m very sorry,” he says.

He also doesn’t feel comfortable with his new buttocks. She indicates that she has no complaints about her breast enlargement and says that her teeth are “wearable”.

Her partner also has fears, about whom she emphasizes: the implants were supposed to give her confidence.

According to Zara, “It’s much more important to take care of your body than to get something cheap.”

According to The Mirror, the Turkish company said the couple seemed happy when they left and could ask for help at any time. Apparently their services have a “warranty” of two decades.

Zara doesn’t hide her dissatisfaction: “Igel said I looked pretty before. I wish I had believed him. My stomach feels like it has metal in it. It makes me very unhappy.”