Tara Jayne is going under the knife once again in what might be her most dramatic transformation yet.
The Melbourne-based Botched star has already spent more than $200,000 reinventing herself as a human Bratz doll.
The 33-year-old confirmed the news of her upcoming surgeries while out in Melbourne earlier this week.
Changes: Australian Botched star Tara Jayne stepped out in Melbourne this week to reveal that she was flying to Istanbul for more plastic surgery
She left to the imagination in a plunging black top that showcased her sizeable breast implants.
Tara paired it with a leather miniskirt that featured a dangerously high split, along with a pair of matching thigh-high boots.
The Melbourne-based bombshell capped off the racy look with a hot pink faux fur coat.
She confirmed this week she would be heading to escort istanbul later in the year for another round of cosmetic procedures, despite being warned against it.
Busting out! She left to the imagination in a plunging black top that showcased her sizeable breast implants
Thigh's the limit! Tara paired it with a leather miniskirt that featured a dangerously high split, along with a pair of matching thigh-high boots
Tara said she was undergoing more surgeries in the hope of 'becoming the very best version of myself'.
The cosmetic nurse is banned from having any further cosmetic surgery procedures in Australia.
Tara revealed her plans to have a face lift and breast augmentation surgery to further enhance her 37-inch bust.
Pole position: The surgery-addicted star clung to a pole outside as she posed for photos
She's also planning on undergoing a controversial new surgical procedure that permanently changes eye colour.
During this procedure, surgeons make a small incision in the cornea where they insert a silicone-based artificial iris.
Most iris implants are available in a handful of stock colours, such as blue, green, brown and black.
Tara said that as far as she's concerned, there's no limit when it comes to her plastic surgery procedures.
Peace out!
The brunette flashed a peace sign as she strolled down the sidewalk
While there were people out there who thought her look was 'extreme', she said she loved what she saw in the mirror each morning.
'But there's always improvements that can be made, which is why I'm heading to Turkey for another round of surgeries,' she added.
'With me, it's not a case of less is more.
It's the more, the better. I'm not happy with my breasts. In my eyes, they're too small.
Plastic fantastic: The Melbourne-based Botched star has already spent more than $200,000 reinventing herself as a human Bratz doll
'That's why I want them enlarged from 1050cc to 1500cc.
They will look great once that is done.'
During her controversial appearance on Botched, surgeons Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow refused to give Tara larger breast implants.
Both plastic surgeons said they wouldn't consider the operation until the Melbourne cosmetic nurse put on more weight - Tara currently weighs just 45 kilograms.
'I don't see it as an issue.
But if they won't do it then I'll get it done somewhere else, which is what I'm going to do,' she said.
She added: 'It is my body so it's my choice.'
No way: During her controversial appearance on Botched, surgeons Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow refused to give Tara larger breast implants
Plans: Tara revealed her plans to have a face lift and breast augmentation surgery to further enhance her 37-inch bust
Tara's past procedures include five breast augmentations, six nose jobs and endless rounds of Botox and filler.
She also wants canthoplasty (surgical eye reshaping) to give her a 'cat eye' appearance, in addition to changing the colour of her eyes.
In an interview with on Sunday, Tara said she isn't addicted to cosmetic surgery and has not gone under the knife in two years.
'I don't think you should ever be ashamed of something that makes you feel good.
My goal is to look plastic, not even real. I am dying to do more surgery,' she said.
Extensive: Tara's past procedures include five breast augmentations, six nose jobs and endless rounds of Botox and filler
She said that while others choose exercise or day trips to the beach to make themselves happy, she chooses surgery.
'By me doing these types of procedures, I am not hurting anyone, I am not saying to people that they should go out and get things done to them, I am simply doing something for myself that makes me feel good,' she added.
Tara said she's working out when she can travel to Turkey to see her surgeon in the near future.
Goals: 'I don't think you should ever be ashamed of something that makes you feel good.
My goal is to look plastic, not even real. I am dying to do more surgery,' she said