Cindy Jackson sets a new world record with fifty-two cosmetic procedures in 2011 and she still holds the record for the most procedures ever undergone by a single person today. Cindy Jackson was the daughter of an American investor who grew up in Ohio. She wasn't very beautiful and that's why she admired her sister who was breathtakingly beautiful. Jackson has been obsessed with looking like a Barbie doll since she was six years old and has never outgrown it. At thirty-three, she inherited some money after her father died. Later, she decided to invest all her money in her appearance to make her dream come true. First, she began by reshaping her upper and lower eyelids to widen her eyes. Then she moved on to knee liposuction, collagen injections, nose jobs, breast implants, cheekbone contouring and implants, and microdermabrasion. After twenty years of effort, she finally became the Barbie doll she always dreamed of. She spent more than $100,000 on these cosmetic procedures over the years, which included fourteen large-scale surgeries, Botox, five facelifts and liposuction, and reshaped her eyelids twice. (Nick Watt and Suzan Clarke) Today, she is well known as the living Barbie doll after devoting her legacy to extensive cosmetic surgeries since 1987. Even though she turns fifty-seven this year, she looks like one around thirty. Drawing on her experience in cosmetic surgery, she is today a respected cosmetic surgery advisor, an author, a famous artist and has even developed her own microdermabrasion product. All these procedures she underwent in the name of beauty are to look younger and better. According to Cindy Jackson, all these things she did were aimed at achieving her ideal of beauty - resembling...... middle of paper ...... today society places great importance on beauty exterior and neglects the interior. beauty that truly makes a person totally beautiful. If a person has only outer beauty without inner beauty, he is like an empty shell. The perception of beauty has undergone countless changes over time. There is no fixed perception of beauty because ideal beauty differs between people, cultures and religions. However, the famous idea of ​​beauty depends on the media, idols and fashion. We may have a different perception of beauty, but we still need to respect others even if we don't agree with theirs. Every person has the right to achieve their ideal beauty, but be careful not to be too obsessed with ideal beauty, as this may harm our body. The beauty of our nature is a gift from our parents, so we should appreciate it even if it is not what we wish..