Meet Dalia Naeem, the 29-year-old Iraqi woman who has spent years—and 43 surgeries—turning herself into a human Barbie doll. With her golden hair, exaggerated curves, and doll-like face, she’s earned the nickname “Iraqi Barbie.”
But her journey hasn’t been met with universal praise. A recent video of her new look went viral, with some fans calling her gorgeous while others compared her to a “creepy doll.” Dalia, however, isn’t fazed. With nearly a million Instagram followers, she’s built a platform celebrating her unique aesthetic.
In the video, her makeup artist gushed over her appearance, and Dalia playfully responded, “Your makeup is Barbie.” Her look, achieved through procedures like lip fillers and breast augmentations, is undeniably striking.
Beyond her appearance, Dalia is a well-known actress in Iraq. Her dramatic transformation has sparked discussions about beauty, identity, and the lengths people go to achieve their ideal look.
Love it or hate it, Dalia’s story is a testament to the power of self-reinvention—and the polarizing nature of extreme cosmetic changes in the social media age.
