Ukranian girls transforming themselves into real-life dolls became overnight celebrities due to their enviable looks and bodies.

Two Ukranian ladies, Anastasiya Shpagina and Valeria Lukyanova, are gathering attention from all over the world because of their incredible looks that will make one think twice if they are real or not. They achieved their beauties through surgery and make up.

People are getting more and more interested in girls looking like dolls. This liking yield to creation of a fan base following "Human Dolls."

Anastasiya and Valeria are the prime faces featured in the Facebook fan page "Human Dolls". They are joined by other girls looking like dolls such as Wang Jia Yun, Dakota Rose, Lhouraii Li, Anzhelika Kenova, Andy Santana, and Yuka Pon.

Most of the doll-looking girls are East European women. This can be attributed to the mathematical matter of symmetry and proportionate beauty of women in this part of the world. For one, Ukranians are considered as one of the most beautiful races in the world. Because of their proportional faces of Slavic-type beauties with bright eyes and high cheekbones, as well as slender bodies with no inch of unnecessary fat, they are considered descendants of super race, Aryan.

Apart from the admiration for their appearance, the two also received criticisms about their health because of their miniature bodies. Moreover, they are criticized for undergoing surgery to achieve their looks. Anastasiya said that she would like to undergo a surgery to further decrease the size of her waist.

Valeria Lukyanova shared to her thousands of YouTube subscribers that she hopes to reach "food nihilism."

"I love all living things, so I do not eat the meat. I eat only fruits and my ultimate goal is to be powered by solar energy, that is a complete rejection of food," Valeria explained.

Many are also concerned that these living dolls may transcend the wrong message to young girls that surgery is the essence of good looks.

See the slideshow for the amazing photos of human dolls Anastasiya Shpagina and Valeria Lukyanova.

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