Amber Luke, from Brisbane, shared a picture of herself that had never been seen before, before she had a $120,000 transformation from head to toe.
Luke spent $50,000 on about 600 tattoos. One of them was blue ink pumped into her eyes, which left her blind for three weeks.
A Brazilian butt lift, cheek and lip fillers, a tongue split, pointed implants in her ears, and breast enlargement were some of the extreme body changes she paid $70,000 for.
The picture comes from Enthusiastic Messenger.
Luke shared a picture of herself before the extreme makeover. She called herself a “blue-eyed white dragon girl” and only had a quote tattoo on her collarbone and a small piercing on her cheekbone.
She wrote on her Instagram Story, “No face tattoos, just a dermal [piercing].” “We all have to begin somewhere.”
She shared another picture of herself when she was 18. In it, her face was bare, and she had quotes on her ribs.
I was 18 years old at the time. I was so severely sad and thought about committing suicide that I looked like I was dead. Feeling nothing. The majority of the time, I hated myself very much. It hurt me, she wrote in the post’s description. “I’m proud of how much I’ve changed into someone I love.” “I’m a strong woman who knows who she is and what she wants.”
Luke told her in November of last year that she had lost her sight for three weeks after the surgery on her eyes.
“I can’t even begin to describe how it felt. The best I can say is that once the ink hit my eyeball, it felt like [the tattoo artist] grabbed ten pieces of glass and rubbed them in my eye,” she told Barcroft TV. “That hurt my eyes four times, that was rough.” I’m sorry, but my artist went too far into my eyes. You shouldn’t go blind at all if the surgery on your eyeball is done right. It took three weeks for me to see again. That was really rough.
She had already said that she didn’t want the extreme changes to happen again.
“I’m not going to get any more extreme changes to my body in that way.” Luke said, “So no more splitting your tongue and getting tattoos on your eyes.”
Before the changes, she said she had never liked herself.
When I looked at old pictures of myself, I thought I looked very boring. I hated the way I used to look so much. I wasn’t there. “She told Daily Mail Australia I was dull.” “But I’ve changed over the years to become and look like what I want to be, but I still have a long way to go.”
Luke said she had “no regrets” about the changes she made 10 years ago.
“I’m not worried about how I’ll look when I get older; I know that everyone changes as they get older, and I don’t think anyone will look too “pretty” at 70.” Saying, “At the end of the day, it’s the only thing I can take with me to the grave,”
Luke said she has had mixed feelings since she changed.
“Strangers gave me a lot of support and good vibes. There were always a few mean, opinionated people who tried to make me feel bad about myself, but I never let them get to me,” she said. “Whatever I’m doing is what I want to do, and if it makes me happy in the morning, then so be it.”
