Tiffany Taylor says she initially started appreciating Ivanka Trump two years prior.
"She had her shoes and her way of life brand, and her blog propelled me," Taylor, 33, tells PEOPLE. "She's so wonderful, so tasteful, so exquisite, and a mother."
In February, the oil and gas advisor chose to take her profound respect to another level, and started experiencing plastic surgery to look more like Donald Trump's most established little girl.
"I loved her great components," says Taylor. "She has a considerable measure of things that are truly rich and lovely all over."
Throughout the following eight months, Taylor — who parts her time amongst Abilene and Houston, Texas — experienced various strategies costing $60,000 to finish her change, including two bosom expansions, liposuction, cheek infusions, a smaller than usual facelift, a scaled down eyelift, two nose employments and an eye strategy to make them seem more open.
The mother of-three says her surgeries were "completely" justified regardless of the cost, and gladly shows the outcomes in the prior and then afterward photographs above.
"I feel more refined and cleaned, and prepared to vanquish the business world," says Taylor, who doesn't think she looks precisely like Trump, however "like myself with elements displayed after what she has."
Furthermore, despite the fact that she has had a broad plastic surgery makeover, Taylor says she may not be done going under the blade.
"I feel like there's still a tiny bit of a knock on my nose, yet they say recuperating can take a year so I'm unquestionably going to hold up," she says. "Perhaps later I'd do lipo and do a mother makeover on the off chance that I have more children. I do fillers and Botox and I'm not going to stop with that."
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Beverly Hills plastic specialist Dr. Robert Rey, who has not performed surgery on Taylor, says it's normal for patients to demonstrate their plastic surgery on a big name they respect.
"It's extremely basic for a patient to go to the facility and bring a photograph of somebody, ordinarily a VIP, to demonstrate to me what they need to seem as though," he tells PEOPLE. "That is extremely useful in light of the fact that, for instance, then we recognize what size to make the rear end or bosom."
Rey takes note of that while demonstrating body parts after an open figure is typical, it might be a reason for concern if a patient needs to seem to be indistinguishable to that individual.
"I have had a few people in my 27 years of surgery who requested that be indistinguishable to a specific big name all around. That individual in some cases profits by a psychiatric assessment," he says. "To need to wind up some individual is serious body dysmorphia, and ought to be dealt with by a specialist instead of a surgical tool."
"She had her shoes and her way of life brand, and her blog propelled me," Taylor, 33, tells PEOPLE. "She's so wonderful, so tasteful, so exquisite, and a mother."
In February, the oil and gas advisor chose to take her profound respect to another level, and started experiencing plastic surgery to look more like Donald Trump's most established little girl.
"I loved her great components," says Taylor. "She has a considerable measure of things that are truly rich and lovely all over."
Throughout the following eight months, Taylor — who parts her time amongst Abilene and Houston, Texas — experienced various strategies costing $60,000 to finish her change, including two bosom expansions, liposuction, cheek infusions, a smaller than usual facelift, a scaled down eyelift, two nose employments and an eye strategy to make them seem more open.
The mother of-three says her surgeries were "completely" justified regardless of the cost, and gladly shows the outcomes in the prior and then afterward photographs above.
"I feel more refined and cleaned, and prepared to vanquish the business world," says Taylor, who doesn't think she looks precisely like Trump, however "like myself with elements displayed after what she has."
Furthermore, despite the fact that she has had a broad plastic surgery makeover, Taylor says she may not be done going under the blade.
"I feel like there's still a tiny bit of a knock on my nose, yet they say recuperating can take a year so I'm unquestionably going to hold up," she says. "Perhaps later I'd do lipo and do a mother makeover on the off chance that I have more children. I do fillers and Botox and I'm not going to stop with that."
WATCH: Man Who Spent $175,000 to Look like Madonna Talks nineteenth Plastic Surgery
Play Video
Beverly Hills plastic specialist Dr. Robert Rey, who has not performed surgery on Taylor, says it's normal for patients to demonstrate their plastic surgery on a big name they respect.
"It's extremely basic for a patient to go to the facility and bring a photograph of somebody, ordinarily a VIP, to demonstrate to me what they need to seem as though," he tells PEOPLE. "That is extremely useful in light of the fact that, for instance, then we recognize what size to make the rear end or bosom."
Rey takes note of that while demonstrating body parts after an open figure is typical, it might be a reason for concern if a patient needs to seem to be indistinguishable to that individual.
"I have had a few people in my 27 years of surgery who requested that be indistinguishable to a specific big name all around. That individual in some cases profits by a psychiatric assessment," he says. "To need to wind up some individual is serious body dysmorphia, and ought to be dealt with by a specialist instead of a surgical tool."
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