Sasha Sechenova, a UGC content creator and influencer based in Paris, has garnered significant attention after revealing she spent over £13,000 ($17,000) on a comprehensive 'glow-up'. This transformation, initiated after a three-year relationship ended, aimed to fulfill her desire to be 'smart, ambitious, talented and beautiful,' challenging her lifelong belief that she would only be the 'smart girl'.

The extensive makeover involved numerous procedures and lifestyle changes over a single year. Sasha invested heavily in her fitness, dedicating €500 (£420) a month to her gym for six months, totaling €3,000 (£2,510). She further spent $2,000 (£1,670) on personal trainers, bringing her total fitness expenditure to $5,000 (£3,865). Beyond fitness, her transformation included medical aesthetic treatments such as traveling to Turkey for a full set of pearly white veneers and undergoing a rhinoplasty. Other cosmetic enhancements encompassed lip filler, an alip flip, and masseter Botox. She also focused on weight loss as part of her post-breakup journey.

Despite her significant investment and personal transformation, Sasha faced harsh criticism from social media users. She revealed that some trolls suggested she should never have children due to her 'below average genetics.' Taking to TikTok, Sasha, who posts under the username @sasha.withlove, addressed these brutal comments directly.

In a powerful response, Sasha recounted receiving the question, ''Am I not afraid to have children with my below average genetics?'' on Instagram Stories. She humorously countered by describing her recent two-week vacation in Côte d'Azur, visiting Monaco and Antibes with a man, highlighting the luxurious lifestyle she affords. Sasha explained that as a 'below average woman,' she successfully earns several thousand euros online through digital sales, a marketing agency, and private consulting about social media marketing.

She then turned the criticism back on her detractors, stating, ''But you know what I cannot afford myself as a below average woman? Time to write such comments and such a question to people who I literally do not know. Never ever in my life I wrote a hating comment to someone.'' Sasha concluded her response by asserting, ''And it probably makes sense - because as a below average woman I have no time to waste and I should be just busy with all these hustles and vacations, and sales, and making money online while travelling.'' She defiantly added, ''So yeah, if that's a below the average life then I would love that for my children.''

Her candid and witty retort resonated with nearly 500 people who liked her video, with dozens flooding the comments section to offer support. Fans praised her as an 'amazing woman' and emphasized that happiness and contentment in life prevent people from tearing others down. One supporter noted, ''When they envy you, they'll attack your looks, weight, body, anything. it's a shallow way for them to feel superior,'' while another expressed bafflement at the meanness, suggesting critics must lead miserable lives.