Fake ‘Popeye’ with ‘life-threatening bulging biceps’ embarks on face surgery to become an ‘alien’

A man has pledged to turn his face into “an alien” despite being warned he will die unless he has his cosmetic surgery removed.

A fake “Popeye” - warned he will die unless he has lumps of hardened petroleum jelly and dead muscle surgically removed from his biceps - is instead altering his face to become “an alien”.

Ex-Russian soldier Kirill Tereshin, 25, has embarked on cosmetic treatment to change his face.

He boasted of his new look, matching his fake “superman” muscles with enlarged lips, cheekbone fillers, as well as reshaping his lower jaw and forehead.

“I‘m an ideally handsome male,” he claimed in a video.

“All stands out clearly - lips, chin, cheekbones, forehead, nose is even, lower jaw...”

He told his followers: “I want to make an alien face.

“I have believed in aliens since I saw UFOs as a teenager.

“I know that they exist and that they are the most powerful race in the entire world.

“I feel like I‘m going to them.”

Ex-Russian soldier Kirill Tereshin, 25, embarked on cosmetic treatment to alter his face.

The man has been warned to remove the implants from his arms.

Tereshin, 25, earlier used petroleum injections to turn himself into a macho man, but medics have warned that he is risking his life if he fails to remove the hardened lumps.

He has already had his fake triceps removed but has so far ignored the advice to get rid of the dangerous giant implants in his biceps.

Surgeon Dmitry Melnikov warned him bluntly: “The risk of complications in this case is very high.

“But inaction will not help the patient.

“A toxic substance in the body long term can complicate the kidneys and lead to death.”

He confessed: “I bulked up my arms when I was 20 due to my own stupidity.

“I did not think about the consequences.”

Tereshin was initially persuaded to “save his life” and remove the implants by famous Russian WAG Alana Mamaeva, 33, a campaigner for victims of botched plastic surgery.

Kirill Tereshin and his arms in full glory.

Tereshin was initially persuaded to “save his life” and remove the implants by famous Russian WAG Alana Mamaeva, 33, a campaigner for victims of botched plastic surgery, who was formerly married to Russian football star Pavel Mamaev.

After having the tricep surgery, he said he was “very afraid” about going under the knife to remove the hardened jelly from his biceps and has evidently not done so.