Where is Angel Bimbo now? 'Botched' Season 8 patient spends $1,500 every month to maintain Bratz Doll look
MIAMI, FLORIDA: Angel Bimbo, a self-proclaimed "body modification art doll," wants to look like a 'bimbo doll' and plans to inflate their lips till they pop. They want 'Botched' doctors to help him achieve the fattest lips in town, but given the E! doctors' history, Angel's request is likely to be denied during the March 7 episode.
Angel revealed that they intend to receive plastic surgery for the rest of their life. So, even if Angel is turned down by the 'Botched' doctors on Thursday, if their social media is any indicator, they aren't giving up.
It's unclear if Angel has undergone any further surgery since their 'Botched' debut, which was probably filmed last year. But, for their sake, viewers might hope they heeded Drs Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow's advice.
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Who is Angel Bimbo on 'Botched' Season 8?
A model spent more than $100,000 on plastic surgery, including 25-cc lips, to transform into a real-life Bratz doll. Angel, a professional fetish model from South Florida, has spent over $10,000 on lip enhancements alone in order to resemble a real human version of their major influence - Bratz dolls.
Mattel manufactured the popular Bratz dolls, an American fashion doll and media phenomenon that debuted in 2001. Their tagline indicates that they have "a passion for fashion," which includes following popular fashion trends, having big lips, and wearing evident makeup.
Angel, who was born male and has previously said that they prefer to use they/them pronouns, initially had hyaluronic fillers at the age of 17, which sparked their interest in enhancements, leading to plastic surgery at the age of 18. Angel has now undergone over 16 different procedures, including hair transplants, nose jobs, BBL, butt implants, hyaluronic acid hip and buttock injections, soft sculpt liposuction, calf implants, facial fat transplant, filler in multiple places on the face, buccal fat removal, gum tissue reshaping, Botox, permanent makeup tattoo, and fat dissolver injections.
They have stated that their 25 cc XL lips are the largest in Florida.
Angel declined to describe their gender identification, claiming they "simply identify as a bimbo doll." They also stated that they had "always felt a lot of judgment" from the LGBT community since they do not share the same views.
What happened to Angel Bimbo on 'Botched' Season 8?
Angel has always felt confident on the inside, but now that plastic surgery and enhancements are more affordable, they may finally feel as confident in their appearance as they do on the inside. Angel pursues the "Bimbo Lifestyle," which they define as more than simply cosmetic surgeries.
They maintained that the flamboyant lifestyle is a technique to project an exaggerated image of femininity. Unfortunately, Angel frequently receives online abuse since many people do not appreciate their lifestyle and upgrades.
Angel enjoys being able to express their true self while maintaining their bimbo lifestyle, despite receiving criticism for it online, and has no plans to change their ways anytime soon. Angel, an OnlyFans performer, gushed that they adore their huge lips, little waist, and big buttocks, but they don't believe they are "extreme enough yet."
Angel recalls seeing plastic surgery videos with their mother in Mexico and thinking, "Oh, wow, that's so cool." They said they relocated to Miami because they knew many individuals there were "very into the plastic look" they were aiming for.
So far, they've had hairline surgery, a nose job, a chin implant and liposuction, buttock and calf implants, and "filler everywhere." They proclaim in their Instagram bio that they have 23 ccs of filler in their lips alone, and that their pout is the "biggest in Florida."
"I spend around $1,500 every month just to maintain my look," they said.
Angel stated that many people believe they are insecure because of all the cosmetic surgery they have undergone, but they maintained that "you need to be 10 times more confident" when choosing to appear like them because of the remarks you receive.
How much do 'Botched' doctors charge?
In an interview with Allure, Dr Dubrow said that the E! Network pays each patient an appearance fee, which they can then use to cover a portion of the doctor's fees. Ethically, surgeons must be compensated for their services if they accept that patient.
The operation, revisional surgery of the sort they undertake, would range from $30,000 to possibly $90,000 or $100,000.
Season 8 E! series 'Botched' continues with new episodes every Thursday at 10 pm ET on the network.