Note: This story is a re-publication of an event that first made headlines in November 2021.
In a bold pursuit to transform into a “black alien,” Anthony Loffredo, known as the world’s “most modified man,” has taken an extraordinary step by surgically removing two of his fingers, transforming his hand into a claw-like shape.
Anthony Loffredo, a 33-year-old from France, is committed to reshaping his appearance, having already split his tongue, removed his nose, and adorned his body with tattoos and piercings.
Despite undergoing numerous extreme modifications, such as removing his upper lip earlier this year, Anthony claims he has only achieved 34 percent of his desired transformation goal.
For over a decade, Anthony has engaged in radical body modifications, often risking his health, including procedures like eyeball tattooing, which temporarily endangered his vision.
His quest for an extraterrestrial aesthetic led him to surgically remove both ears and split his tongue, among other alterations.
Due to the illegality of some procedures in France, Anthony has traveled internationally for surgeries, including to Spain for his nasal removal last year.
His facial appearance is further enhanced by dermal implants, giving him a textured look with defined lines on his cheekbones.
Anthony documents his evolution on his Instagram account, the Black Alien Project, which has amassed 718,000 followers fascinated by his dedication to transforming his physical identity.
In a recent post-surgery photo, Anthony revealed his latest modification, an “alien claw,” showing a scarred hand with stitches and blood, captioned with “I develop my inner peace.”
While Anthony’s daring transformations provoke mixed reactions, with some praising his courage and others expressing skepticism and concern, he remains resolute in his journey.
Reflecting on his transformation journey, Anthony shared, “I had a defining moment while working as a security guard when I realized I wasn’t living the life I wanted. At 24, I made a radical decision to leave everything behind and move to Australia. Planning and envisioning my next steps has become second nature to me over time.”
Sources: Mirror
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