From Independent Sources Now We’ve Heard Everything Department:

Steve Erhardt is a virtual human “Ken” doll, who has undergone approximately thirty cosmetic surgeries and subsequent maintenance and has spent close to a quarter million out of his own pocket to achieve his current look. Unintentionally ironically he says, “It’s pretty amazing how I’ve changed over the years.”

What started in 1987 as a nose job soon became an obsession. Steve went to the same doctor that worked on Michael Jackson, and intending only to get rhinoplasty, he also ended up getting a cleft chin. From there, Steve went on to get a facelift and lid work and has since added such things as pec implants, bicep implants (he was the first person to ever have that type of work done) and even painful butt implants, one of the most difficult surgeries to perform for both doctor and patient.

For those of you not familiar with butt implants, the surgery is for those who desire more augmentation in the buttock area. The link above is from a butt doctor who proudly uses buttock implants made from the highest quality medical-grade silicone elastomers intended for long-term implantation. The material is a brilliant white soft-solid, that is firm yet pliable.

Independent Sources Reader Warning: Do not click on this link if you are easily creeped out by people who have had far, far too many cosmetic surgeries nor click here to see a  shot that shows off his “pec implants” (which to us looks like a male boob job).

h/t: Dave Barry

Reader tips: Check out the blog “Awful Plastic Surgery” (but don’t look up your favorite actress, it’s disillusioning).

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UPDATE: What’s up with Steve Earhardt?, “We’ve got a girl for you Steve,”and Steve Erhardt reaches 10,000 visitors

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