"I want to be plastic!": Dunia Díaz lashes out at those who criticize her for undergoing surgery again

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Dunia Díaz didn't hold back! The Cuban influencer made headlines again on social media after responding candidly to those who criticize her for undergoing another cosmetic surgery. True to her straightforward style, the content creator made it clear that she loves to look good and has no intention of giving up on enhancements due to others' opinions.

In a video shared on her TikTok account on Thursday night, Dunia responded ironically to those who ask her why she doesn't accept herself as God brought her into the world.

"Why don't you accept yourself as God brought you into the world?" he began, mimicking one of the comments he receives. He then questioned that stance and recalled that the body changes over the years, especially after motherhood.

"I was not brought this way by God. God brought me perfect and beautiful," expressed the influencer, who explained that she is not willing to settle for certain physical changes if she has the opportunity to modify them.

Dunia is very clear about how she wants to appear. "You embrace your wrinkles and imperfections, with your age, perfect, I congratulate you. I don't want to accept that; I don't want to see my whole life destroyed," she stated, making it clear that she respects those who choose to age without resorting to cosmetic procedures, but she hopes they will also respect her decisions.

However, one of the most striking statements came when she spoke about her appreciation for beauty and aesthetic enhancements. "I am very vain and I love looking pretty, like Barbie, beautiful, gorgeous," she confessed before letting out a phrase that summarizes her stance: “I want to be Barbie, mommy, I want to be plastic”.

The tiktoker also rejected that her decision to undergo surgery should be a subject of criticism and questioned those who are so focused on her appearance. "When I have the surgery, it doesn’t affect you at all, my love. I really don’t understand why you keep living other people's lives," she expressed.

Moreover, she emphasized that she is the one who decides about her body and fired back at those who disagree with cosmetic procedures: "Get surgery, get surgery, get surgery. It's as simple and straightforward as that: get surgery."

Her statements come just a few days after the influencer reappeared on social media after undergoing a new aesthetic procedure. On October 20th, Dunia shared a video showing herself leaving a medical center after undergoing surgery once again. Although she assured everyone that she was doing well, she mentioned that she had fainted after the procedure and hinted that she would reveal what she had done later on.

Her new intervention also generated critical comments among her followers. Now, the influencer has publicly responded to those who question her decision to undergo cosmetic surgery

This is not the first time that Dunia has undergone an aesthetic transformation. At the end of January, she announced that she would undergo a breast lift with implants and liposuction in Miami, approximately six months after giving birth to her twins. At the beginning of February, she shared images of her recovery.

Her recovery was also marked by challenging moments. In February, she shared images from her post-operative period in which she appeared faint and being attended to by Walter, with whom she married in an intimate ceremony held in Miami last June.

For now, Dunia keeps the details of her most recent procedure a secret, but what she has made clear is that she doesn't intend to stop undergoing any enhancements she deems necessary to feel comfortable with her appearance, no matter how much criticism she receives.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living in Spain. I studied Social Communication at the University of Havana and later graduated in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Valencia. I am currently part of the CiberCuba team as an editor in the Entertainment section.

Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living in Spain. I studied Social Communication at the University of Havana and later graduated in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Valencia. I am currently part of the CiberCuba team as an editor in the Entertainment section.