Human beings have a tendency to want to change how they appear due to one reason or the other, either lack of satisfaction with their outward look or just insecurities.

When it first started it was just about plastic surgery, body enhancement, bleaching their skin but now it has gotten worse.

1. Man turned himself into a dog

With the most recent case of a Japanese man by the name, Toco , who spent approximately Sh20M to have a hyper realistic dog costume created for him.

He longed to experience the life dogs live hence why he made the choice.

2. Man turns himself into a lizard.

Eric Sprague aka lizardman has gone to the extremes to make himself look like a lizard.

The young man filed his teeth to look like fangs, got implants above his eyes, pierced and tattooed himself to look like one.

3. Man changes himself to look like a cat.

Also known as Stalking cat, this man has changed himself to look like a tiger that he considers his totem.

He has subjected himself to extensive tattooing, a nasal septum surgically altered, lip clefted, ears given feline-like points, teeth taken out and replaced with fangs. 

4. Placing spikes on their head

A man knows as Iguana Mike, has placed spike implants at the top of his head.

5. Stretching of skin

Rafa Gnomo, who is 23 used sizeable spacers to stretch the skin on his lip and nose .

6. Partial suspension in the air

Heron Saline practised the act of partial suspension in the air with his friends whereby hooks are inserted into piercings on your back.

They claim it is a spiritual  act.

7. Tattooing of the eyes

Karan who owns a tattooing studio decided to get his eyes fully tattooed in the eyeballs which has turned them completely black.

8. Corset piercing

This act where the back specifically  is pierced in patterns and a shoe lace is inserted into those piercings.

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