Col GADDAFI'S Love For GIRLS & PLASTIC SURGERY

The strange world of Col Gaddafi plastic surgery.

Gaddafi before plastic surgery.
A documentary by the BBC has shed light on the secret love of plastic surgery by the late Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.I have always wondered why Gadaffi looked so strange in his appearance,now i know who is resposible for his bizarre looks.

From his battalion of female guards to his penchant for pitching tents on the lawns of the Élysée Palace, deposed Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi was as strange as he was dangerous.

Now the plastic surgeon the despot shared with Italy's Silvio Berlusconi has revealed
his bizarre taste for cosmetic enhancement - done without anaesthetic in the early hours of the morning.The Brazilian appears in a new BBC documentary, Mad Dog: Gaddafi's Secret World, which delves into the peculiar lifestyle enjoyed by the late dictator.

'He wanted lipo filling because a desert man gets bad skin and we did the hair implant too,' explained Dr Liacya Ribeiro, a breast augmentation specialist based in Rio de Janeiro.

Surgery: Dr Liacya Ribeiros told the BBC that Gaddafi was fond of late night surgery done without sedation

'The operation was performed with local anesthetic only. No sedation.' He added: 'He [Gaddafi] was afraid that somebody might kill him.'

'He was a very nice man, he was a television man,' says the doctor. '[But we would do operations at] 2am in the morning.'

The facilities, however, did please Dr Ribeiro, who carried out the operations on Gaddafi in the tunnels beneath his Tripoli palace.

'It was like a big hospital,' he remembers.'The surgery room in the bunker was very good.'

Ruin: The remains of the Tripoli palace where Dr Ribeiro conducted operations on Libya's Colonel Gaddafi

There are also reports of how the Libyan leader often had young girls brought to him.A teacher in one of the institutions where girls were kidnapped said- ‘Some were only 14, They would simply take the girl they wanted. They had no conscience, no morals, not an iota of mercy even though she was a mere child.’

The teacher also feared for her own daughter who was attending Tripoli University, who had told her mother that the community around the university lived in fear when a visit from the colonel was announced. ‘The girls he wanted would be rounded up and sent to him,’ she said.

‘One just disappeared and they never found her again, despite her father and brothers searching for her. 

Bodyguards: Many of Gaddafi's famous battalion of female guards had also been abused by the despot

Surgery fans: Along with Gaddafi, Dr Ribeiros also counts Italy's Silvio Berlusconi among his clients