A mum branded 'Britain's most hated woman' is crowdfunding for a £6,000 bum lift after the NHS refused the free opration.
Carla Bellucci has said she needs the bum lift for her mental health - and slammed the NHS for not offering her one.
Previously, Carla, 37, admitted to faking depression in order to get a £7,000 nose job, but has now said the NHS "definitely won't pay" for her bum surgery.
Speaking about her latest 'scrounging' bid, the mum-of-three said: "I need it for my mental health, for my self-esteem and it is just something that I need doing so bad and I know I can’t pay for it.
“The NHS definitely won’t pay for it this time. I don’t know why, transgenders get operations left, right and centre but they will not pay for my bum lift.
“So I am relying on you guys, the great British public, to donate.”
Carla, from Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, said she was "willing to do whatever it takes" to get the bum lift, and brushed off the dangers of the operation by saying "you've got to take risks", reports the Daily Star .
Previously, former glamour model Carla has spoken about encouraging her young daughter to get surgery - and even saves money each month for her future body modifications.
She told Closer magazine how 14-year-old Tanisha is not a natural academic and has instead told her to focus on her looks and get surgery to "get on in life".
She said: "She will need to rely on her looks to get on in life so she will need to be perfect. Ugly people get nowhere these days.
"At the moment she loves the Kardashian look with the big bum and boobs and pouty lips. She's going to get fillers when she is 16, which I fully support."
She is encouraging her girl to get breast implants and teeth veneers, The Sun reports.
Carla would also back her girl if she wanted to have a Brazilian bum lift, a risky operation which claims the lives of one in 3,000 patients.
She told Closer that her daughter's bum 'needs improving', describing it as 'very flat', and said she is saving money to pay for her daughter to go under the knife.
However, the shameless mum admitted she would try to get the NHS to pay for her girl's surgery.
The mother spends about £200 a month on Tanisha's looks, investing in hair extensions, nail treatments and eyebrow tinting.
Tanisha is going to have fillers and botox when she turns 16 and then breast implants at 18, her mum said.
