Influencer Ari Kytsya Breaks Down the $67K Price Tag of Her Cosmetic Procedures

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• Ari Kytsya shared how much she’s paid for each of her cosmetic procedures in a new TikTok post

• “I do not look the way that I look for free,” she admitted. “So I’m gonna tell you guys how much everything [cost]”

• Kytsya estimated that she has spent over $67,000 on her appearance — including surgeries on her nose, chin, breasts and stomach

Ari Kytsya is getting candid about her cosmetic procedures.

In a May 10 TikTok post, the influencer and OnlyFans creator, 25, opened up about the money she’s shelled out for her appearance, which she estimated cost her over $67,000.

“I do not look the way that I look for free,” she admitted. “So I’m gonna tell you guys how much everything [cost].”

Kytsya said that the first part of her body she had modified was her lips, which set her back roughly $750. She added that she has “gotten them done” either two or three times.

Next, Kytsya revealed that she’s gotten Botox “a good amount of times” — which costs her about $500 each session. Kytsya then shared that she had a breast augmentation, which came out to about $13,000. Her surgeries on her nose and chin — which she said she got at the same time — totaled $27,000. And a surgery to make her stomach “snatched,” she said, cost $14,000.

Kytsya also acknowledged that her lengthy brown hair was “fake” and was a “full head” of keratin tip extensions, which she pays roughly $2,000 every time she has them installed.

The content creator also revealed the total prices of many of the cosmetic products she regularly uses, including her makeup ($600) and lamination and dye for her brows ($320). And her tattoos, which cover both arms and hands, were a total of $5,000.

“If you ever compare yourself to me or any celebrity or person on the internet, and you’re like, ‘Oh, God, I wish I looked like them,’ ” she said. “I don’t look like this. They don’t look like that.”

In March, Kytsya — who has a combined following of nearly 10 million and who is romantically linked to rapper Yung Gravy — opened up to PEOPLE about her content creation journey.

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She admitted that, when she first started posting online, she was “trying to fit in” and “wasn’t enjoying it,” convinced she had to make “thirst-trappy” content for the “male gaze.”

But when she stopped performing for the algorithm and leaned more into makeup content, comedy skits and other lifestyle content, her platform — and female following — began to grow much more rapidly than ever before.

“It was a big surprise to me to see women supporting me as well,” she told PEOPLE. “Especially finding a place where they feel comfortable sharing their experiences or relating to things I post about.”

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