Kirill Tereshin, 25, called “Russia’s Popeye” for his massive bicep implants, has gone under the knife again to look like an alien, despite doctors’ warnings that he might die.
Kirill Tereshin has decided to pursue more cosmetic therapy despite being advised that he would die if he underwent surgery to obtain false “superman” muscles.
Kirill Tereshin Face Surgery Details
For his huge bicep implants, a plastic surgery addict dubbed “Popeye” in Russia has gone under the knife once more to make himself look like an alien.
Doctors have repeatedly warned Russian army veteran Kirill Tereshin, 25, that his pursuit of phony “superman” muscles could lead to his death.
However, Kirill has decided to undergo an additional cosmetic procedure to achieve his lifelong ambition of resembling an extraterrestrial.
Despite medics’ warnings that he was a walking time bomb, the former soldier refused to have the enormous lump of hardened petroleum jelly and dead muscle removed from his bicep – but he did have his tricep implants removed.
Now, he’s had facial surgery and proudly flaunts his larger lips and cheekbones on social media, describing himself as “an ideally handsome male.”
He acknowledged getting his lower jaw and forehead sculpted in a video and praised his new appearance.
Doctor Death Warning To Kirill Tereshin
An ex-Russian soldier known as ‘Popeye’ has been informed that unless lumps of hardened petroleum jelly and dead muscle from his unnaturally enormous biceps are surgically removed, he would die.
Kirill Tereshin, a former Russian soldier, has been compared to comic figure Popeye after injecting petroleum jelly into his arms to give himself massive muscles.’
However, due to concerns with ‘dead muscle’ in his arms, Kirill has had to endure a series of remedial procedures.
He’d previously had his false triceps removed, but now he’ll have the first of several operations to remove harmful huge implants from his biceps.
The six liters of synthetic petroleum jelly pumped into his body saturated his muscles and pierced the skin tissues and skin itself, blocking blood flow and leaving Tereshin with a fever and agony.
‘The potential of problems in this situation is very significant,’ surgeon Dmitry Melnikov warned the ex-soldier bluntly. The patient, on the other hand, will not benefit from inaction.
Tereshin, a former army conscript, had three liters of Synthol injected into each of his arms.
Kirill’s arms will continue to move following his life-saving surgery, but his false bulked-up muscles will go.
Meet Kirill Tereshin On Instagram
Tereshin has become a global celebrity thanks to his rising career as an MMA fighter and hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers under the moniker “Bazooka Hands.”
The 25-year-old has a sizable internet following, with roughly a million followers on TikTok.