Woman, 47, who spent $100,000 on plastic surgery set to undergo blood transfusion from 23-year-old son

A woman obsessed with maintaining her youthful looks claims she is getting a blood transfusion from her 23-year-old son to stay ‘ageless’.

Marcela Iglesias – who bills herself as ‘human Barbie’ – has spent almost $100,000 on cosmetic procedures.

While the 47-year-old, who lives in Los Angeles, generally opts for non-invasive injectable treatments, she has decided to try something different for 2025.

In an effort to “anti-aging,” she is reportedly planning to get a blood transfusion from her son Rodrigo.

She claims that this transfer of blood from a younger person can rejuvenate cells.

When Marcela had the idea, Rodrigo says she was more than happy to be part of her mission to stay young forever.

Apparently, he not only shares his blood with his mother, but also does a transfusion with his grandmother, Graciela, who is 75 years old.

“Blood transfusion is the new era of maintaining young cells in your system, especially if it comes from your own son or daughter,” Marcela said.

‘Since I tried stem cell therapy, I have become more interested in healing from within.

‘The cells from a younger donor can provide many benefits, especially if the donor is my own son.

‘I am currently looking for a doctor who will perform the treatment in Los Angeles. Rodrigo is very aware of how the procedure is performed and all its benefits.

‘He’s willing to continue with it. He is excited about the idea of ​​helping his grandmother too.”

She continued, “Blood transfusions bring in fresh red blood cells that carry oxygen throughout your body.

‘Plasma contains proteins and clotting factors, perfect for helping with bleeding or healing.

‘I’m told your body welcomes this boost like a traveler quenched by a sip of water after a long journey.

“Ultimately, I should feel stronger, more stable, and more supported.”

It is claimed that the procedure can also benefit a person’s internal organs by promoting cell repair, reducing inflammation and improving kidney, heart and lung function.

The blood transfusion takes one to four hours, while the plasma transfusion is completed within 30 minutes to two hours.

It is important that those involved have compatible blood types and a nurse will monitor the process.

Marcela, who is originally from Argentina but has lived in Hollywood for decades, said: ‘It’s not just a procedure – it’s a gift shared through a quiet moment of healing in your own personal story.

‘I’m not sure yet whether I need multiple sessions.

‘This will depend on the outcome of the first session and how my mother and I feel after the treatment.’

In 2019, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) warned people that treatments such as “using plasma from young donors have not undergone the rigorous testing the FDA normally requires to confirm a product’s therapeutic benefit and verify its safety.” to guarantee. .’

The statement added: ‘As a result, the reported use of these products should not be assumed to be safe or effective.’

Marcela – who also runs her own business – previously revealed she spends $965 a month on IVs, wellness injections, vitamins and creams.

She also shared a photo of herself from her teenage years, showing that she appears to have barely aged a day in the past thirty years.

In addition to undergoing various treatments, Marcela follows a strict diet and daily routine.

She does not consume soy products, alcohol, carbonated or sugary drinks and follows a pescatarian diet.

The influencer also exercises for at least an hour a day and always gets eight hours of sleep a night.

Marcela added: When people find out I have a 23-year-old son, they say I’m way too young to be a mother.

‘People constantly ask me what I do to look so young. I have to tell them the truth – even though they do all the treatments I did, sometimes plastic surgery is the only solution.

“It feels great that people recognize the work I put into it.

‘Everything you put into your body reflects on the outside, so it is very important to treat the inside as well as possible.’

Marcela plans to have the procedure performed in early 2025 and is currently looking for a doctor in her area to perform the treatment for herself and her mother.

It comes after world-famous biohacker Bryan Johnson, who has become infamous for spending millions of dollars every year pursuing the fountain of youth, was injected with the blood plasma of his 17-year-old son Talmage and 70-year-old father Richard.

He said the transfusion of ultra-healthy blood felt like winning the lottery.

The trio underwent the transfusions at a clinic in Dallas, where the eldest father and teenage son had a liter of their blood removed and converted via a machine into individual parts – a batch of liquid plasma and then a batch of red blood cells, white blood. cells and platelets.

That collection was then fed into Bryan’s veins with the goal of rejuvenating and repairing cellular damage and addressing the aging process by replacing old blood in an old body with new blood from a young donor.

The American technology magnate, who is worth almost half a billion dollars, has become the de facto poster child for drastic measures to prevent age-related decline.

He and his doctors claim that in two years he has reduced his total biological age by more than five years and now has the heart of a 37-year-old, the skin of a 28-year-old and the lung capacity and fitness of a 28-year-old . an 18 year old.