Marianna Schreiber candidly about her metamorphosis: “Nose, eyelids and… maybe breasts in the future”.

Spectacular transformation in 2.5 years

Marianna Schreiber posted photos on Instagram comparing her look from more than two years ago with her current appearance. In the description, she revealed how much change she has undergone in that time, both in terms of her appearance and her health. In the

photo on the left: I was a person who used tanning beds for many years. I had terribly dry skin, drooping eyelids, wrinkles (…). My jaw protruded forward. Through which a speech and bite defect. Discolouration and finally a nose that not only bothered me aesthetically, but a crooked septum and perpetual sinus problems,” she wrote.

Surgeries and treatments: nose, eyelids, skin

She described in detail the changes she had made to her appearance. After two nose operations, her septum was corrected and the tip was shortened, and additional treatments eliminated wrinkles on her forehead and around her eyes.

I used four treatments to make my skin more elastic, because it was dry from the solarium (plasma therapy). By the way, I still have health problems because of the solarium and I won’t be able to sunbathe for the rest of my life,” she admitted.

Marianna also underwent eyelid surgery, which gave her more open eyes and raised eyebrows.

Natural breasts and future plans

Fans repeatedly asked Schreiber about her breasts, suggesting that she had undergone augmentation surgery. In her post, she cleared up any doubts:

Playing sports, I can’t afford artificial [breasts] and I might one day undertake the operation – I’m not ruling it out. Certainly not today and not tomorrow and not next year,” she explained.

‘I am transparent’ – honesty with fans

Marianne stressed that she doesn’t hide the procedures she has undergone and is happy to answer questions from her observers.

Everything else I haven’t mentioned, which you will come to write in the comments – was not done by me. I am transparent and have no problem admitting regarding treatments or surgeries,” she concluded.