33-year-old Brazilian revealed how he was put on a 3000 calorie diet, why he went under the knife again and why he'll never stop striving for perfection, although suffering life-threatening necrosis after his body rejected his sixth nose job
Speaking about his 47th surgery, Rodrigo revealed his reason behind the drastic surgery was to achieve the Brazilian bum he always wanted.
He revealed: 'The gym doesn't work for me at all, I have a hormone dysfunction and my body doesn't build muscle. So if I want to modify my body, I need to go on a very extreme diet and surgically get fat moved from one part of my body to another part.
In this instance, I've put two stone on and eaten 3,000 calories, so I've been having cakes and over Christmas I was eating a lot. I gained a lot of fat quite quickly, the fat went to my back and to my legs, the doctor gave me a high-definition liposuction and that fat was transferred to my bum.'
He said: 'I was born in Brazil but I never had the Brazilian bum. The Brazilians are famous for a peachy, perky bum.
Over the summer, I'm hosting a bikini competition in Marbella and I want to just look at my best, I'm going to be wearing skimpy swimming trucks so I just want to look good
'I just want to be the best that my body allows to be and thanks to plastic surgery I can be that.'
Having now spent £368,0000 in total on cosmetic surgery, Rodrigo explained he spent £8,000 for his latest lipo transfer in Marbella - where he is currently based.
And while many would assume he maybe trying to emulate someone else, he insisted that he 'loves' himself and is only trying to be the best version of himself physically
He added: 'There is no one else like me out there, I'm the one and only. I don't want to look like anyone else either.
'It's been a long journey for me, ten years that I've been reinventing myself with plastic surgery. I've had 47 surgeries and have spent so much money.'
However in 2016, Rodrigo was rushed to hospital in Malaga after he noticed a hole in his nose.
He explained: 'I'm not going to stop. It's a continuous maintenance. Next month, I'll be doing an MOT, there's maintenance that comes along with having all this surgery. If I let myself go, I start losing hair, wrinkles start to come.'
'It's impossible to stop. I had to have a nose job in order to fix a problem that happened. I've had so many surgeries, it's like a domino effect. It's like an MOT, like a car you have to have it serviced every year, it's exactly like that.
'I have to have a facelift to fix my face from a previous procedure so there's a reason behind everything. Then, I'm going to have another nose job because I still can't breath.'
Plastic surgery lover undergoes his 47th surgery to increase his bum after life-threatening necrosis
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