FORMER human Ken Doll Jessica Alves has shown off her new Barbie curves in Baywatch-style beach snaps after heading to Turkey for gastric band surgery.
The 37-year-old shared several cheeky snaps of her posing on a beach in the popular holiday resort of Antalya while wearing a snug-fitting red swimsuit.
The images surfaced just a fortnight after Jessica revealed she feared she would die during an op to restrict 75 per cent of her stomach after ballooning to 16st during lockdown.
One photo of her boobs bursting out of her bathing costume was captioned: "Success is not final; failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts."
Another message read: "Because one believes in oneself, one doesn't try to convince others.
"Because one is content with oneself, one doesn't need others' approval. Because one accepts oneself, the whole world accepts him or her."
Alves announced she was changing her name to Jessica in July, even telling the hosts of 'This Morning': "I have been developing as a person and as a human being. I was born a transgender woman."
The Instagram star, who has a British father, shot to fame due to her multiple plastic surgeries when she was living as 'the human Ken doll', attracting a huge social media following and global fame.
The socialite, formerly known as Rodrigo Alves, has reportedly undergone more than 75 plastic surgeries during her high-profile transition.
Some reports say she has spent tens of thousands on various operations over the years.
Her latest surgery was to fit a gastric sleeve after she gained weight during the pandemic and doctors labelled her obese.
She went under the knife at Turkey’s Mono Obesity Clinic but admitted she was scared about the procedure.
Speaking before the op, Alves told the : “This is more complex and health related... I'll be left with just 25 per cent of my stomach. Hopefully after that I will start losing weight.”
She admitted that her weight gain, following her recent sex reassignment surgery had left her “suffering with her confidence”.
Previously she had admitted she had been unable to shift the extra weight.
Speaking from the Mono Clinic, she told the news outlet: "I did all the exams and my health is good they check everything - heart, breathing and blood tests - the doctor has performed like 3,000 gastric sleeves.
“I have been diagnosed as obese as I weigh 16st [101kg] - I used to be 10-11st [65-70kg] - I am really huge but you can't see it in pictures.”
Alves said that the hormones she had been taking following her gender reassignment as well as being in lockdown had contributed to her increased weight.
She said: “For the past nearly two years I have been transitioning then there was lockdown and I was inside, not exercising, eating, eating, eating...
“The hormone therapy increased the appetite and slowed the metabolism and triggered me to lose weight. Obviously I'm scared about the surgery because it's not plastic or cosmetic surgery like others I have done.”
She added that she should see some “drastic results” after three months and hoped the weight loss would allow her to follow her dream of being a glamour model and “explore my femininity”.
Last month the reality TV star revealed to The Sun she had spent £75,000 on plastic surgeries in two years, including two boobs jobs, bum and hip implants and shaved her skull to look more feminine.
She also revealed that she was ready to get physical for the first time.
Jessica told The Sun: “It will be a different experience so I want it to be special.
“If I don’t find the right person I will continue being a virgin, I won’t go to a bar to meet a guy and bring him home.
“I’m not going to be with a man only because he’s good looking either, I have to feel safe and know he understands I’m a virgin so I have to be handled with care.
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“I am open about what he looks like, he doesn’t have to be the most good looking man in the world, not perfect or Prince Charming.
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“I just want a man who is masculine and confident, who treats me well, loves my body, who wants to make love to me and touch me.
“I want someone who will hold my hand on the street, introduce me to his family and have a family with me at some point in the future.”