Man pays $100,000 on plastic surgery to look like Justin Bieber

Oct 20, 2013 - 00:02
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Man pays $100,000 on plastic surgery to look like Justin Bieber
Looking like Justin Bieber ... Songwriter Toby Sheldon spends $100,000 on plastic surgery to be like his idol. Picture: Twitter Source: Supplied

TEENAGE Beliebers can be excused for their excesses - to a degree - but a 33-year-old man has gone further, tuing his face into his idol.

Toby Sheldon, a Los Angeles songwriter, has set $100,000 on cosmetic surgery over five years to look like the 19-year-old pop singer Justin Bieber, Gawker reported.

"It's Justin's smile that gives him his youthful look. So I had my upper lip lifted [and] my bottom lip plumped out," the musician told Closer.

"My smile surgery took more than a month to recover from," Sheldon said. "And, after my eyelid surgery, I couldn't open my eyes for a week."

 

Before "Justin's smile" was added, Sheldon had Botox injections and hair transplants.

Sheldon, who admitted he has a fear of ageing, started his obsession with Bieber when he first shot to fame in 1998.

"My friends shower me with compliments," he says. "They even call me Toby Bieber."

 

The real thing ... Justin Bieber on his

The real thing ... Justin Bieber on his "I Believe Tour" at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Jeff Daly/Invision/AP) Source: Supplied

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