TLC ’90 Day Fiance’ Spoilers: Larissa Says She’s Not Done With Plastic Surgery

TLC 90 Day Fiance spoilers reveal that Larissa Dos Santos Lima is not done with plastic surgery. Viewers didn’t recognize the reality star on the premiere of 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? Season 5. And Larissa admitted that she’s not done with her new look just yet.

90 Day Fiance’ Spoilers – Larissa Dos Santos Plans To Get More Work Done

Larissa spoke with ET’s Melicia Johnson. The 33-year-old said she wants to get more plastic surgery. On Sunday night’s episode, Larissa revealed that she had work done on her butt, cheekbones, chins, lips, and nose.

“I’m a big fan of cosmetic procedures,” Larissa said. “Having cosmetic surgery was something that I really wanted to do a long time ago.”

90 Day Fiance’ – Larissa Dos Santos Lima Reveals What’s Next For Her

90 Day Fiance spoilers reveal that Larissa plans to get more work done. She’s interested in getting a Brazilian butt lift and a tummy tuck. The Brazilian beauty admits that she’s addicted to plastic surgery. Once she started, she couldn’t stop.

90 Day Fiance’ – Before The 90 Days Spoilers – How Did She Afford Her Plastic Surgery?

On Sunday night’s episode, viewers wanted to know how she was able to afford her plastic surgery procedures. She had to ask her father for $5,000 during the premiere so she could continue her lifestyle in Las Vegas. Not only was Larissa dealing with possible deportation, but she also her ex-husband, Colt, cancelled her affidavit of support when it comes to her green card.

“Thankfully, I have the support of my family in Brazil, plus, I got my employee authorization, so, they will figure out that the money’s legal,” Larissa explained.

The reality star has high hopes. She said she wants to live the American dream. Once Larissa moves forward her green card application, she wants to work legally in the U.S. She also hopes to own a large home with a fountain and a car.

She also has other dreams. Larissa wants to work as an immigration attorney to help those struggling like her. Her two brothers in Brazil also work as immigration attorneys.