BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA: Cory Hall, a fashionista who sees himself as a "walking Ken doll with a Kardashian booty" has revealed how he achieves his "flashy and classy" look.

Despite the fact that his 'Botched' appearance did not go as planned, he did receive some notable guidance from Dr Paul Nassif and Dr Terry Dubrow.

Cory Hall, 27, has spent $100k on his striking appearance and says he has no intentions to stop receiving plastic surgery anytime soon. The social media celebrity, who has more than 94k followers and counting, had his first Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) in 2020, inspired by his reality star hero, Kim Kardashian.

Who is Cory Hall on 'Botched' Season 8?

Cory went on to get lip, cheek, and jaw fillers, as well as Botox and Lipo 360, after his first BBL operation, and is upfront and frank about the work he's had done. In addition to his operations, Cory works out at the gym almost every day in order to shape his arms, legs, chest, and abs to his liking.

Cory, who is fashion-conscious, also buys premium outfits from Gucci, Chanel, and Louise Vuitton to match his Kardashian-inspired lifestyle.

In a short documentary uploaded on the Truly YouTube channel, the Los Angeles-based social media star said, "People tell me I don't need another surgery."

He also said, "When I see people in the street, some people do a double take and look at my butt - it depends on what I'm wearing. People can be kind of harsh with my look. But it doesn't get to me, and it doesn't bother me whatsoever."

One of Cory's friends said in the documentary that she had become concerned about him, saying, "I feel like I have to be that friend that brings reality into it."

"I'm really concerned about your health. And I'm kind of scared you're not going to like yourself afterward," she said.

Cory reflected on his friend’s advice after their “heart-to-heart” and said, “They just need to trust me that I'm going to take the safest route to do what's best for me. I want a more dramatic body, and I don't see anything wrong with that. I'm close to the look that I'm ultimately going for, so I do feel like I will stop with surgeries. But you never know what the future may hold.”

What happened to Cory Hall on 'Botched' Season 8?

Cory informed 'Botched' doctors during his visit that he had been using Sculptra before his first BBL in 2020. He opted for the surgical route as he was dissatisfied with the projection he achieved previously.

He was glad since it helped him get a super thin waist.

Cory underwent the second surgery one and a half years after the first. The surgeons extracted fat from the same areas as before, primarily the belly and chest. Cory had to gain weight to undergo the second operation, which he attributed to depression.

He might potentially acquire more weight for his third BBL, but he realized it would be detrimental to his health, so he avoided it. He felt as if his body couldn't handle it any longer.

During his checkup, Dr. Dubrow discovered that there wasn't a single fat cell left in Cory's abdomen. He could observe some emerging abnormalities.

He believed that if Cory underwent any more liposuction in that area, it would not yield a favorable appearance.

Dr Dubrow further quipped, "You have a loveless handle."

Dr Dubrow couldn't deny that Cory had a highly effective BBL, but he desired a bit more volume to achieve a look closer to Kim's.

Dr Dubrow stated that he would have told Cory that there are only three alternatives for boosting buttock size. Buttock or outer thigh implants are the ones he despises the most.

Dr Dubrow noted that Cory had reached a point where he had had enough of the BBL. Sculptra is an option, but Cory had previously tried it and found it to be too weak for his preferences.

According to Dr Dubrow, there is a brand-new product. "It is basically cadaver fat." They take fat from a cadaver, wash out all the antigenic cells, and inject it into the patient.

Dr Dubrow stated that he has heard of several extremely effective examples of injecting it into the buttocks and thighs, with a very low complication rate.

However, Dr Dubrow does not do the surgery personally. He advised Cory to wait a little longer. While it may be fantastic for the first 150 patients, eventually, everyone realizes it's a disaster. Dr Dubrow wants the approach to become more widely known and practiced in the field before considering it.

"Because you don't wanna be first in line on a cosmetic procedure," Dr Dubrow cautioned Cory.

Cory stated in his confessional that he would wait, listen to Dr Dubrow, and research the new filling more.

How to book an appointment with 'Botched' Dr Terry Dubrow?

To begin, if you are interested in working with Dr Dubrow, you can schedule a consultation. Start by filling out an online form or calling the office at 949-515-4111.

The consultation can be conducted either in person or over the phone, and there is a fee of $365.

'Botched' Season 8 airs new episodes every Thursday on E! at 10 pm ET.