"More than a million shekels": The huge sums behind "Plastic Mom" revealed
Natalie Moulkandov, known as "Plastic Mom," reveals the huge sums she invested in cosmetic surgeries and the surprising source of funding that allows her to maintain her extreme look for thousands of shekels a month.
Natalie Moulkandov, known on social media as "Plastic Mom," has become one of the most talked-about figures in Israel thanks to her extreme appearance and the joint content with her daughter, Or. Behind the plastic facade and millions of views on TikTok stands a self-maintenance factory that requires enormous financial resources. Moulkandov treats cosmetic changes as a central passion in her life, and over the years has invested huge sums to achieve the desired look and maintain it on a daily basis.
The total expenditure on the surgical and cosmetic procedures she has undergone reaches hundreds of thousands of shekels, and her estimate is that it is about a quarter of a million shekels. Her long list of surgeries and treatments includes breast surgeries, lifts, nipple reduction, cheekbone sculpting, double chin liposuction, and eye color change in France. The investment does not stop at one-time surgeries, but requires constant and meticulous maintenance of hair extensions, nails, and eyelashes at particularly high monthly costs. Moulkandov testifies to the regular maintenance:
"I spend a good few thousand shekels a month on this. The nails are 1,500 shekels and they need maintenance every three weeks. I have 400 grams of hair extensions that cost me 10,000 shekels, I renew them every four months."
The funding for the dramatic external change and the wealthy lifestyle does not come from her work as a nurse or her activity on the web, but from financial management and independent sources. After caring for her grandfather for years, she received a significant inheritance that she leveraged to fund her aesthetic dreams. As she explains herself regarding the sources of funding:
"Unequivocally, it does not come from my salary. I have priorities in life, and I paved the way so that I would have the possibility for a good standard of living and the realization of my dreams. I was fortunate to receive an inheritance from my grandfather whom I cared for for 12 years, he had Alzheimer's disease and left me quite a bit of money, more than a million shekels. The money that came to me, I invested in all sorts of channels to generate more money for myself."
Moulkandov is not deterred by the criticism regarding the inconceivable sums and clarifies that the combination of proper financial planning and her priorities is what allows her to continue and invest in her external appearance, as she shared in an interview for Pnai Plus.
