Plastic surgery addict who wants to look like a real-life DOLL wants a nose job on the NHS because he says it’s too big
Unemployed Grant Coulson has already had fillers for acne scars paid for by taxpayers
A WANNABE model who wants to look like a real life doll is hoping to get a nose job on the NHS – because he thinks it’s a “bit big”.
Unemployed Grant Coulson has already had fillers for acne scars paid for by taxpayers but now wants further work on his face.
The 25-year-old went to doctors about his nose – telling them he struggles to breathe.
But speaking exclusively to Sun Online he said: “I think it’s a bit big too – it has a bump in it.
"I told the doctor I was also having breathing difficulties so I’m just waiting to hear back.
“It’s looking likely I will get it. I should hear in a week or so."
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He added: “A few people said I resembled doll so I thought why not try to look like a real life one?"
Plastic surgery fan Grant – who lives in Newcastle with his parents – said he was suffering from low confidence before having corrective work on his acne scars.
He said: “It has definitely helped me. I had what I would describe as craters in my face. It smoothed it all out and I can’t notice it now.
“I went to my normal doctor and got referred. I pressured them and went on and on until I got it.
“I will keep going for the nose job until I get it like I did with the fillers.
“Since I have had the transplant in June and fillers I have had more job offers for modelling. My hair was receding.
“I’m also hoping to get my teeth done - I want veneers – and to have botox on my head.
"I also want to have my jaw contoured."
And the former call centre worker said he has no qualms about using the NHS to pay for his surgery.
Grant added: “I will go to the NHS first to see what they say and what they can do.
“I’ve been the victim of online bullying recently and my confidence has been knocked.
“If it’s going to change someone’s life and give them their confidence back then why not?
“I think if it helps people and makes them feel better mentally then that is important too.”
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