Man gets Rs 5.7 crore plastic surgery after being bullied: 'If I become world’s most beautiful...'

A man from southern Japan who was bullied as a child has spent more than 100 million yen (approximately Rs 5.7 crore) on plastic surgery in a lifelong quest to become what he calls “the world’s most beautiful person”, Japanese media reported.

Allen, 33, from Kochi prefecture, says he was mocked for his laugh lines and gentle personality throughout school. Classmates passed cruel notes, ignored his desk during cleaning, and even poked his head with a compass. The abuse pushed him into rebellion—stealing bicycles and motorcycles—landing him in juvenile detention.

After his release at 18, Allen vowed to transform himself. “If I become the world’s most beautiful person, I win. Those boys and girls who bullied me will age,” South China Morning Post (SCMP) quoted him as saying.

Currently, he describes himself as an entertainer and enjoys drag.

Over 200 surgeries and counting
Allen began with nose, mouth and eye procedures, spending 15 million yen (Rs 86 lakh), before debuting on a Tokyo variety show. By 2015, he had undergone more than 200 surgeries. His transformation expanded to full-body work—hips, legs, back—using liposuction and laser therapy.
He aims for a “doll-like beauty” and says he will continue surgery for life. Reports, however, note he suffers from high blood pressure and requires general anaesthesia due to pain sensitivity, increasing health risks.