Ariel The Little Mermaid Gets Plastic Surgery In Questionable New Ad (PHOTO)

Surely a Disney princess, she of the impossibly bouncy hair and whittled waist, doesn't need any work done, right?

Well, don't ask a plastic surgeon that, because apparently, the iconic Little Mermaid was a prime candidate for few procedures (OBVIOUSLY! She's such a hag.) BuzzFeed's Copyranter spotted this ad from Clinica Dempere, a plastic surgery center in Venezuela, who decided to give Ariel the old nip and tuck anyway in a new spot for their services.

Watch as Ariel escapes from the evil Ursula. What does she do next? Beelines it to the operating table, where, sprawled out before a beckoning surgeon, she gets her wishes granted without giving away her magic voice box.

So, what procedures did the Little Mermaid opt for? She seems to have gotten the full "Real Housewives" treatment with a boob job and a widened pout. And somehow, the doctors in Venezuela managed to sculpt a pair of sexy human legs outfitted with stilettos out of her mermaid tail. It's so magical!

While people have tried to digitally slim down other "Mermaid" characters in the past, the introduction of cosmetic surgery into the pot is definitely an even more somber message to young girls. The clinic's ad is surely an attempt to be cute, but seriously, Ariel: you look great under the sea as is.

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See some Disney princesses makeovers that are definitely way cooler:

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• Princess Snow White

  From "Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Cinderella

  From "Cinderella" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Rapunzel

  From "Rapunzel" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Belle

  From "Beauty And The Beast" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Aurora

  From "Sleeping Beauty" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Meg

  From "Hercules" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Ariel

  From "The Little Mermaid" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

• Princess Merida

  From "Brave" (Photo from AzaleasDolls)

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Comments

[Jackie Yoshi]

02:30 PM on 09/17/2012

I would agree if it was about changing Ariel's image, instead it's just another version of her tail being changed into legs, which was in the film. So, I don't see what the problem is here, honestly. It's the same message from the film, so go after the film then.

[Adam Bethon]

01:31 AM on 08/30/2012

can someone tell me where the cooler versions of Pocahontas, the frog princess, mulan etc are, as white women?????

[Delphineennoir]

11:34 PM on 08/29/2012

Did they forget that Ariel is 15?

[Goldzilla]

03:16 PM on 01/28/2013

Did you forget that Ariel is not real? A cartoon?

[Marise Whyte]

10:49 PM on 08/29/2012

Er...ew.
I find that freakily disturbing.

[Meena Adams]

09:00 PM on 08/20/2012

Isn't the real crime here the terrible work of the artist who just created a red-haired woman happy with her nice legs? Ariel who?

[vivking]

02:39 AM on 08/20/2012

GROSS

[aquaboxchic09]

02:04 AM on 08/20/2012

CHILDHOOD RUINED!!

[mrmischief]

10:40 PM on 08/19/2012

fish fillet?

[Viehigh]

09:51 PM on 08/19/2012

It's about time she grew up.

[Anna Mal]

06:14 PM on 08/19/2012

Yup, the animator is a pig. She also doesn't look like a little girl anymore. Trashing up Disney is just plain pathetic. There are enough sleezy women around the world and in every country in person and on TV day to night so just let some thing be and not pig them up, men. I'm so sick of the way society caters to men's penises day-to-night and visa versa. How about some class?

[wakeboardwonder]

05:53 PM on 08/19/2012

Disney princesses that are all brown are 'way cooler'. Is that for real? What is cool about trying to dis white women?

[Anna Mal]

06:36 PM on 08/19/2012

I agree, I'm sick of racism and reverse racism proves nothing but that it is racist. Call it. I'm sick of it and all it does is create more on both sides. Time to get rid of all of it.

[onepartysystem]

04:58 PM on 08/19/2012

Wow...nice transformation from tail to legs. Imagine what they could do with simple cankles.

[infodoc1]

04:01 PM on 08/19/2012

Girls won't feel insecure about their bodies on their own, someone needs to keep the boob job industry in business

[hifie]

01:46 PM on 08/19/2012

Yes she did get some size help from the artist

[CapableOne]

12:28 PM on 08/19/2012

Please update the story when the clinic in Venezuela is notified by Disney's lawyers. They do not suffer unauthorized use of their characters lightly. Especially when it's so yucky.