A woman who temporarily went blind as a result of her obsession with becoming a ‘dragon girl’ has revealed that she has since shaved down her teeth to get crystal fang implants.
Amber Luke, 26, from New South Wales, Australia, has spent over $120,000 (£68,000) on extreme body modifications – including over 600 tattoos, a tongue split, breast augmentation, cheek and lip fillers, pointed implants placed in her ears and a Brazilian butt lift.
The 26-year-old, who boasts over 19,000 Instagram followers, even lost her vision temporarily in 2019 after having her eyeballs tattooed with blue ink.
But it hasn’t put her off the extreme body modification addict and she has now revealed how she has shaving down her natural teeth to replace them with ‘blinged out’ fangs.
She claims to have fallen in love with her smile after covering her mouth with crystals and diamonds totaling $6,750 AUD (£3,834).
‘It’s awesome, I can’t stop looking at them and showing off my teeth – it’s an amazing feeling,’ Amber said.
Amber Luke (pictured), from New South Wales, Australia, has revealed the latest body modification in her bid to become a ‘dragon girl’
The 26-year-old has spent $6,750 (£3,834) on shaving down her natural teeth to get ‘blinged out’ fang implants (pictured)
Amber (pictured before left) has been transforming her appearance since her teens and now has over 600 tattoos
Amber has covered 98 per cent of her body in ink since developing a tattoo obsession as a teenager and decided to ink her eyeballs in 2018.
The social media star believes that her teeth accent her blue ‘dragon’ eyes, which have become a big hit with her followers.
She explained: ‘I look at my mouth now and I’m like “Holy c***, it’s so icy and “blinged out” and I’m so happy about everything I’ve done to my teeth.
‘I originally got my fangs extended and sharpened but a month later, I wasn’t happy with how short they were.
Amber (pictured before) began transforming her body as a teenager after becoming obsessed with tattoos and body modifications
Amber (pictured before) said she had to sign a four-page waiver before having her teeth shaved down to a nub
Amber (pictured before left) claims she developed a tattoo obsession as a teenager and has since covered 98 per cent of her body (pictured right)
‘I went back and got them extended and sharpened again, which set me back $1,000 AUD (£569) as there was more material used and my private health didn’t cover me as much as they did the first time.
‘My VVS white gold tooth, which is permanent, is fixated next to my fang.
‘It’s a veneer with a flawless pavé finish and cost me $5,000 AUD (£2,849.99) for one singular tooth.
‘They actually made me sign a four-page wavier as they had to shave my tooth down to a nub like a normal veneer.’
As she wanted to make her fangs sparkle, she’s also had Swarovski gems placed to make the teeth ‘iced out’.
She decided to make the irreversible change to her teeth after five years of repeatedly losing the sparkly caps she wore on her fangs.
Amber said: ‘I kept losing or breaking them and went through about ten different pairs of caps for my teeth.
‘These are so expensive each time, so I decided to go for the real thing.
‘I loved the look of it and the aesthetic it gave me.’
She shared the dazzling look in an Instagram video, which racked up 11,000 views and over 1,300 likes.
‘They look soooo good,’ one viewer commented.
Another person said: ‘F*** yessss, they look so dope.’
‘Dope asf,’ a third wrote
A fourth said: ‘Iceeeeey,’ followed by an frozen face emoji.
‘Fantastic attractive Goddess,’ another person added.
Amber made the irreversible change to her teeth after five years of repeatedly losing the sparkly caps (pictured) she wore on her fangs
Amber said she kept losing or breaking the caps, but now has a permanent VVS white gold tooth next to her fang (left and right)
Amber said she’s ‘so happy’ about everything she has done to her teeth after previously being unhappy with how short they were
Amber said her private health care didn’t cover as much when she went back to have her teeth sharpened a second time
Amber revealed how the caps for her teeth were expensive and she went through about ten different pairs before deciding to go for the real thing
The 26-year-old has gained thousands of followers on Instagram with her snaps of her extreme look and style
Amber has stretched earlobes, a split tongue and temporarily went blind after inking her eyes bright blue (right and left)
However, despite being popular with her 19,000 followers, she has received her fair share of discrimination due to her eccentric look.
Previously, she told about how she’s been ‘hissed’ at in the street and that she feels like an ‘alien’ when walking in public.
‘I don’t know where we went wrong, where our manners went out the door and when our respect for fellow humans went out the door,’ Amber said.
In November 2019, Amber revealed how she went blind for three weeks after undergoing the most dangerous procedure on her eyeballs.
Posting on Instagram, many of Amber’s followers have praised her new aesthetic, with some calling her style ‘so dope’
‘I can’t even begin to describe to you what the feeling was like, the best thing I can give you is once the eyeball was penetrated with the ink, it felt like [the tattoo artist] grabbed 10 shards of glass and rubbed it in my eye,’ Amber told Barcroft TV.
‘That happened four times per eye, that was pretty brutal. Unfortunately, my artist went too deep into my eyeball.
‘If your eyeball procedure’s done correctly, you’re not supposed to go blind at all. I was blind for three weeks. That was pretty brutal.’
Amber has gained over 11,000 views on an Instagram video revealing her new smile (pictured right)
Despite having over 19,000 social media followers, Amber claims to have received criticism from strangers
Amber has spoken of feeling like an ‘alien’ when walking in public and has been ‘hissed’ at in the street (left and right, her tattoos, which cover 98 per cent of her body)
Amber previously questioned the lack of respect and manners in society after receiving unwanted attention in public
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