A young woman's dedication to extreme body art has seen her spend a staggering £35,000 on modifications, a journey that began when she was just ten years old, and she has no plans to stop despite her grandmother's disapproval.
A Lifelong Passion for Body Modification
Lucy Krasota, a 20-year-old from Germany, has braved numerous jaw-dropping procedures over the years. Her extensive collection now includes around 50 tattoos, a split tongue, and various piercings. While she is passionately committed to her transformation, her family, particularly her grandmother, has struggled to accept her evolving appearance.
"I have a huge conflict with my grandma regarding my tattoos, piercings, and body modifications in general," Lucy admitted. "My family had a very big problem with my change. There was a lot of discussion and arguments." She notes that while public reaction is often positive, criticism typically comes from older generations.
Investing in the Perfect Canvas
Lucy's commitment goes beyond skin-deep ink. In a bold move to prepare for more art, she recently underwent a £6,139 stomach tightening surgery. The procedure was intensely painful, leaving her unable to walk straight for weeks, but it provided a smoother canvas for tattooing.
"I had surgery on my stomach to tighten it a bit, and since then I've almost completely tattooed my entire stomach," she disclosed. "The scar is still visible on my lower abdomen, but it will eventually be completely covered with tattoos." Alongside this, she has had cover-up work on her neck and chest, new face tattoos, and has re-done her cheek piercings.
Future Plans: Elf Ears and Vampire Teeth
Despite the family friction, Lucy's ambitions are growing even more daring. Her ultimate goal is to be fully tattooed from head-to-toe, leaving only her breasts and vagina natural for contrast. Her future modification wish list is extensive and includes plans for breast enlargement, vampire teeth, and elf ears.
Lucy remains unfazed by the ongoing disagreements with her relatives. For her, body modification is a form of self-expression and identity that she will continue to pursue, regardless of external opinion. Her story highlights a profound generational divide in attitudes towards personal aesthetics and bodily autonomy.
