Britney Spear's Fan Has Undergone 90 Surgeries To Look Like Her, Details Here!

We all know that some celebrities get fans that are beyond the boundaries of being a fan. In some cases, a fan becomes a stalker, however in drastic situations an obsessed fan desires to be an exact replica of his or her idol. Creepy!

One example is the case of Bryan Ray of Los Angeles, a self-proclaimed obsessed fan of the Queen of Pop, Britney Spears. Bryan invested more than $80,000 to make her face somehow alike Spears.

When he turned 17-years old, Bryan started to undergo numerous cosmetic surgery procedures to achive his current appearance. Bryan Ray admitted to have undergone more than 90 cosmetic procedures in the last 14 years. He himself expressed his fondness for nose job, fat injection into his cheeks, laser hair removal, lip fillers, veneers, and Botox injections to alter his appearance, as reported by MSN.

To maintain his youthful look and Britney-like appearance, he also squanders more than $500 per month on skin creams and lotions. Brayn has met Britney three times and explained that this obsession of his started at a young age.

"I was obsessed, I watched all her interviews, learned all her choreography and then paid to have the same perfect smile as, I felt that during that time we were very similar," Bryan said in an interview with the Daily Mail. "In the beginning, I was trying to look like Britney Spears, my surgeons who designed my veneers asked me which celebrity smile I wanted to base mine on and it was hers."

Bryan also used to impersonate Britney Spears at a West Hollywood club while he currently runs a marijuana edibles company as a financial source of his surgeries. Of course, we all know that Bryan is not alone in terms of addiction to plastic surgeries. In fact, he is only a part of a reality show called "Plastics of Hollywood". Bryan, together with other cast members will be featured in the show as they have altered their bodies to become "human dolls." The show "Plastics of Hollywood" aims to prove that beneath these "human dolls," they also have talent and are worthmore than plastic surgeries.