Transgender woman has more than a HUNDRED black-market injections to achieve her 60-inch bum
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Transgender woman has more than a HUNDRED black-market injections to achieve her 60-inch bum - despite friends dying due to similar operations
- Tatiana Williams has spent £60,000 on illegal surgeries over past 20 years
- She has had breast enhancements, chin implants and facial fillers
- Each bum cheek has been injected with roughly 8lb of silicone
- The 42-year-old said a number of friends have died due to similar operations
- But insists that the risk is worth it to mimic the look of curvy celebrities
A
transgender woman has had more than 100 black-market injections to
achieve her 60-inch bum - despite her friends dying due to similar
operations.
Tatiana
Williams, 42, has spent £60,000 sculpting her body over the past 20
years - including injections that have filled each bum cheek with a
incredible 8lb of silicone.
She
said that similar high-risk illegal operations have maimed and killed a
number of her friends, but that she has no regrets over her extensive
plastic surgery.
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Worth the
risk: Tatiana Williams, 42, has has spent £60,000 sculpting her body
over the past 20 years - including injections that have filled each bum
cheek with a incredible 8lb of silicone
Ms
Williams, who lives in Miami, Florida, has had breast enhancements,
chin implants, facial fillers and laser surgery - all without visiting a
licensed surgeon.
She said: 'Going to the black market is a big risk. People can die from these injections.'
'I've seen people eaten up by the silicone. I've seen them turn black-and-blue and not being able to walk anymore.
'I've seen people have their whole breast taken off. I've seen everything.
'It's cheaper on the black market and people are willing to take the risks to achieve the beauty.
'I'm one of the lucky ones and I knock on wood everyday thanking God that he brought me through.'
Illegal
silicone injections often use non-surgical silicone - sometimes bought
from hardware stores - that can lead to severe infections that result in
deformations, amputations and even death.
But Ms Williams said that many people take the risk to follow in the footsteps of curvy celebrities.
She said: 'I love Kim Kardashian's body - it's beautiful. She's exactly what a woman should be.
'When it comes to me and celebrities, a lot of people compare me to Nicki Minaj.
Extensive surgeries: As well as
silicone injections, Ms Williams, pictured with Dr Constantino Mendieta,
has had breast enhancements, chin implants, facial fillers and laser
treatment
'It makes me laugh because I'm thinking, 'I had a** before I even knew of Nicki or before she was even around'.
'Maybe Nicki's actually got an a** like me.'
Ms
Williams, who was born Cory Williams, said she has always lived an
unorthodox lifestyle but that her family have been supportive from the
beginning.
She knew she was attracted to men from a young age before deciding to start living as a woman in her late teens.
She said: 'My childhood was loving and respectful and so I was able to grow up into a positive and productive individual.
'I didn't have the same hang-ups as some of the people in the transgender community who were ostracised by family members.
Significant
change: Ms Williams said that the risk of black-market surgeries has
been worth it in order to achieve a curvier figure like those of
celebrities Kim Kardashian and Nicki Minaj
'My family let me be who I wanted to be, so it gave me the opportunity to produce a beautiful woman with no hang-ups, mentally.'
Ms
Williams first began her transition with hormone therapy, which helped
her develop hips, breasts and a more feminine appearance.
But determined to be a 'body goddess', she was soon tempted by the quick-fix promises of backstreet surgery.
She said: 'It's pretty much word of mouth. People will go up to someone and say, "I like your body, where did you get it done?"
'It's really not hard to find. If you get into the right area, you'll pretty much find someone who is doing it.
Supported:
Ms Williams (pictured aged 14, left, and aged 16, right), who was born
Cory Williams, said she has always lived an unorthodox lifestyle but
that her family have been supportive from the beginning
'I don't have a single friend who hasn't had something done.
'I've
had countless surgeries. I got my injections done by three people. I
won't say their names, but I went to Guadalajara in Mexico for some
procedures and the rest were done here in Miami, Florida.'
Ms Williams saved up for breast enhancements, chin implants, facial fillers and laser surgery.
But most of her money was spent on injections into her buttocks, which she would pay for every few months.
She said: 'Before the surgery my butt was about 25 inches - now it is more like 60 inches.
'It's hard to say how many injections I had - after a while you start to lose count.
'But I would have to say it must be something in the region of over a hundred...at least.'
Happiest
she has ever been: Ms Williams said that she has accepted she may one
day pay a price for her curves but, for now, is determined to enjoy the
life it has given her
Ms
Williams said that she was once hospitalised for two weeks when a
backstreet surgeon punctured her lung with a needle during a breast
enhancement.
She now claims to live a life of luxury with her body attracting enough admirers to allow her to become a 'kept woman'.
She
said: 'With a body like this, you pretty much get whatever you want.
Men tend to put me up on a pedestal and treat me like a queen.
'I'm not in a relationship but If I find the right man I'll go with it. But it's not that important to me.'
Despite
having her pick of the men, Tatiana is often hurt by the frosty
reception she gets from 'natural women' who are eager to dismiss her
beauty.
'A lot of them can't accept a beautiful transgender woman,' she said.
'If
you are a transvestite, a drag-queen or someone's that's playing
around, they will receive you better. But if you're able to stand next
to them and look just like them - or better - then it's different.
'It takes a strong woman to stand next to a transsexual woman like myself and not feel intimidated.'
In demand: Ms Williams claimed that
her surgeries mean that her body attracts enough admirers that she can
live a life of luxury as a 'kept woman', but said that 'natural women'
find her beauty intimidating
One of Ms Williams' friends, Valencia Santiago, 39, said that others are now getting surgery to emulate Ms Williams' figure.
She
said: 'There is so much botched-up work going on out there. They want
to copy Tatiana's look but end up looking rippled, dragging and sagging -
it's ridiculous.'
Ms
Williams has recently been assessed by leading plastic surgeon Dr
Constantino Mendieta, who admits he is 'stunned' that she has had no
issues with her black-market booty.
He said: 'Tatiana's shape is relatively good if you like the very, very big buttock look.
'She must have had three or four thousand cc's of product, that's about 8 pounds, into each buttock.
'To me that's unbelievable. I have no clue how she has not had a problem.
'She falls into the one or two per cent of people who have not had problems yet.
Lucky: Plastic surgeon Dr Constantino
Mendieta, pictured with Ms Williams, said that she has been very
fortunate not to have suffered any medical complications as a result of
her surgeries
'But the question is, what happens further down the road?'
When issues do flare up Dr Mendieta said that it usually begins with discolouration of the skin near the injection point.
This
can then become inflamed, with itching and hardening. When the fat
cells start to die, ulcers begin forming in the tissue. This can result
in complete disfigurement as the filler spreads through the body.
Dr
Mendieta said many victims end up 'medical cripples' and often it is
too late to help them as the non-surgical silicone spreads throughout
the body - rather than stay contained like an implant.
Coveted: Ms Williams' friend Valencia
Santiago, 39, pictured together, said that others are now getting
surgery - often illegal - in order to emulate Ms Williams' figure
He
added: 'Even though Tatiana has not had any issues up to this point, I
would urge people never, ever use these injections in your body. You are
playing Russian Roulette.'
Ms
Williams said that she has accepted she may one day pay a price for her
curves but, for now, is determined to enjoy the life it has given her.
She said: 'It's been 20 plus years now and I'll accept whatever comes of it in the future,' she said.
'I don't recommend people copy what I did - but I'm a risk taker and it has been a success.
'I'm in the body I have created and enjoying the lifestyle it has afforded me.
'I have no regrets about being the beautiful woman I am.'
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