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Through many trials and errors singer Courtney Love knows what the inside of a plastic surgeon’s office looks like.

The singer is rumored to have had work done on her lips, her nose, and her face and gone through several failed plastic surgery procedures causing her a lot of pain and some disfigurement.
A botched lip enhancement job sent Love to France seeking out a famous surgeon who would be able to fix her scarred face. Saying, “I just want the mouth God gave me back; it was perfectly cute, and I had nice big lips.” She said she was heading to Paris for a visit to someone who fixes bad surgeries.” Her Paris trip is also rumored to have been for the purpose of receiving a second rhinoplasty to correct the first nose job that was badly done. However, in a recent quote that shows a change of heart Love has declared that she is done wth cosmetic procedures forever.

A recent meeting with cosmetic surgery enthusiast Jocelyn Wildenstein changed Love’s opinions of surgery when she came face to face with the socialite who looked more disfigured than enhanced. Wildenstein has spent a reported 3.2 million dollars on surgical procedures and now has the face to prove it. Love said, “I could do with another boob lift, but no way. I don’t want to end up looking like her. She looked freaky.” Only time will tell if Love is serious about her declarations.

As more and more celebrities head “under the knife” to stay young and beautiful, more and more disreputable surgeons without the proper skills will swarm around them and their pockets full of money to try and cash in on the “forever young” attitude of modern day movie stars. With stories of celebrities having to get their surgeries re-done a common occurrence in the news, many advocates for the profession say new regulations need to be placed into effect to protect the public from botched procedures done by unskilled hands. Courtney Love’s epiphany may be a short lived one, but it is one everyone should take to heart when considering a cosmetic procedure.

Through many trials and errors singer Courtney Love knows what the inside of a plastic surgeon’s office looks like.

The singer is rumored to have had work done on her lips, her nose, and her face and gone through several failed plastic surgery procedures causing her a lot of pain and some disfigurement.
A botched lip enhancement job sent Love to France seeking out a famous surgeon who would be able to fix her scarred face. Saying, “I just want the mouth God gave me back; it was perfectly cute, and I had nice big lips.” She said she was heading to Paris for a visit to someone who fixes bad surgeries.” Her Paris trip is also rumored to have been for the purpose of receiving a second rhinoplasty to correct the first nose job that was badly done. However, in a recent quote that shows a change of heart Love has declared that she is done wth cosmetic procedures forever.

A recent meeting with cosmetic surgery enthusiast Jocelyn Wildenstein changed Love’s opinions of surgery when she came face to face with the socialite who looked more disfigured than enhanced. Wildenstein has spent a reported 3.2 million dollars on surgical procedures and now has the face to prove it. Love said, “I could do with another boob lift, but no way. I don’t want to end up looking like her. She looked freaky.” Only time will tell if Love is serious about her declarations.

As more and more celebrities head “under the knife” to stay young and beautiful, more and more disreputable surgeons without the proper skills will swarm around them and their pockets full of money to try and cash in on the “forever young” attitude of modern day movie stars. With stories of celebrities having to get their surgeries re-done a common occurrence in the news, many advocates for the profession say new regulations need to be placed into effect to protect the public from botched procedures done by unskilled hands. Courtney Love’s epiphany may be a short lived one, but it is one everyone should take to heart when considering a cosmetic procedure.

Actress and TV personality Amanda Holden is not only a fan of cosmetic surgery, she promotes it.

A self confessed botox addict she has recently come out saying that she won’t say no to future procedures designed to keep her youthful appearance. Though she has yet to go “under the knife” she believes she may some day and looks forward to holding back the years as best as she can.

The only female judge on the hit show “Britains Got Talent” Holden is aware of the importance of good looks in her profession, but also wary of the effects too much surgery can have on a face. When commenting on the virtues of botox she said, “It’s like cleaning your teeth, maintenance…it’s like getting your roots done. I think as long as you don’t go stupidly over the top… I can still move my face.” Though she has had a lot of botox in the past, and been criticized by media personalities who say she was losing all expression in her face, Holden now proclaims a desire to swear of the stuff.

Her trips to Los Anegles have helped her to see how the injections make everyone look the same and rob a woman of her individuality. In a recent interview she expressed her desire to keep her youthful appearance when she said, “I intend to have everything done when the time is right, nipped, tucked, you name it.” The only procedure Holden says she won’t have is under the knife.

Amanda Holden joins a long line of celebrities who have decided to come out in the open about their cosmetic procedures. Long a secretive affair, cosmetic surgery fans are losing the shame and stigma attached to the procedures and declaring to the world what they have had done and what they plan to have done. By bringing this industry out nto the open, celebrities are demystifying plastic surgery and showing every day people that it is something that can be available to everyone, not just those who stand in front of television cameras.

Actress and TV personality Amanda Holden is not only a fan of cosmetic surgery, she promotes it.

A self confessed botox addict she has recently come out saying that she won’t say no to future procedures designed to keep her youthful appearance. Though she has yet to go “under the knife” she believes she may some day and looks forward to holding back the years as best as she can.

The only female judge on the hit show “Britains Got Talent” Holden is aware of the importance of good looks in her profession, but also wary of the effects too much surgery can have on a face. When commenting on the virtues of botox she said, “It’s like cleaning your teeth, maintenance…it’s like getting your roots done. I think as long as you don’t go stupidly over the top… I can still move my face.” Though she has had a lot of botox in the past, and been criticized by media personalities who say she was losing all expression in her face, Holden now proclaims a desire to swear of the stuff.

Her trips to Los Anegles have helped her to see how the injections make everyone look the same and rob a woman of her individuality. In a recent interview she expressed her desire to keep her youthful appearance when she said, “I intend to have everything done when the time is right, nipped, tucked, you name it.” The only procedure Holden says she won’t have is under the knife.

Amanda Holden joins a long line of celebrities who have decided to come out in the open about their cosmetic procedures. Long a secretive affair, cosmetic surgery fans are losing the shame and stigma attached to the procedures and declaring to the world what they have had done and what they plan to have done. By bringing this industry out nto the open, celebrities are demystifying plastic surgery and showing every day people that it is something that can be available to everyone, not just those who stand in front of television cameras.

Pete Burns, former 80’s singing star and front man for the rock band “Dead or Alive” continues to suffer the cruel side effects of a cosmetic surgery gone horribly wrong.

The singer’s face has become drastically disfigured due to the more than one hundred operations he has undergone to fix a lip plumping cosmetic procedure that was supposed to enhance his looks, not destroy them. The singer can now only eat through a straw and can barely hold a cigarette in his mouth on the rare occasions he ventures out into public.

Burns earned fame with the memorable tune “You Spin Me Right Round” and has now earned another kind of fame by being the face of what can happen when experimental cosmetic procedures go wrong. After becoming dissatisfied with a lip procedure, Burns went to another doctor who injected a product called Outline Original into his lips causing massive swelling and loss of feeling in his lips. Claiming the doctor was negligent because he refused to heed warnings about the use of the product in connection with other lip fillers, Burns sued.

After winning an almost million dollar lawsuit against the doctor and the company that produced Outline Original, Burns then went on to spend most of the money on dozens of surgeries in an eighteen month attempt to repair the damage. Some critics say that the damage to Burn’s face is only due in part to the original injection, and is mostly the result of a man addicted to plastic surgery.

Though he is on his way to healing and getting his life back, Burns laments the cost the surgeries has taken on his emotions as well as his career. ‘It has taken away my life and my career. I saw doctors in London who said the only option was to amputate my lips. I was suicidal.’ Burns’ experience is a painful example to others who get involved with disreputable plastic surgeons and experiment with untested products. Only certified surgeons and approved products should be used in any type of surgery or the risk of spending your life drinking out of a straw is a very real one.

Pete Burns, former 80’s singing star and front man for the rock band “Dead or Alive” continues to suffer the cruel side effects of a cosmetic surgery gone horribly wrong.

The singer’s face has become drastically disfigured due to the more than one hundred operations he has undergone to fix a lip plumping cosmetic procedure that was supposed to enhance his looks, not destroy them. The singer can now only eat through a straw and can barely hold a cigarette in his mouth on the rare occasions he ventures out into public.

Burns earned fame with the memorable tune “You Spin Me Right Round” and has now earned another kind of fame by being the face of what can happen when experimental cosmetic procedures go wrong. After becoming dissatisfied with a lip procedure, Burns went to another doctor who injected a product called Outline Original into his lips causing massive swelling and loss of feeling in his lips. Claiming the doctor was negligent because he refused to heed warnings about the use of the product in connection with other lip fillers, Burns sued.

After winning an almost million dollar lawsuit against the doctor and the company that produced Outline Original, Burns then went on to spend most of the money on dozens of surgeries in an eighteen month attempt to repair the damage. Some critics say that the damage to Burn’s face is only due in part to the original injection, and is mostly the result of a man addicted to plastic surgery.

Though he is on his way to healing and getting his life back, Burns laments the cost the surgeries has taken on his emotions as well as his career. ‘It has taken away my life and my career. I saw doctors in London who said the only option was to amputate my lips. I was suicidal.’ Burns’ experience is a painful example to others who get involved with disreputable plastic surgeons and experiment with untested products. Only certified surgeons and approved products should be used in any type of surgery or the risk of spending your life drinking out of a straw is a very real one.

In a sure to be controversial story line, Rosie Webster of the popular soap “Coronation Street” is set to have a breast augmentation procedure even as her mother on the show is battling breast cancer.

Critics of the plot line are quick to point out the message this will send young girls who watch the show, especially since the character wants the surgery because she thinks it will enhance her career sending mixed messages to a generation that is increasingly unsatisfied with their personal body images may cause more trouble than the producers of “Coronation Street” anticipated.

The storyline coincides with the plot involving Rosie’s mother having a lumpectomy to remove a cancerous tumor. To place the two plots together is an odd juxtaposition and an example of thematic irony that may be beyond most watchers of the show. Teenage advocacy groups have already started to criticize the producer’s decision to unveil a plot line so dangerous to the easily influenced teen and pre-teen watchers.

A source for the show told The Sun: “The bosses are well aware of the controversy this storyline will cause, but they’ve researched all the implications and also looked at how it may affect teenage girl viewers and are determined to go ahead and show it- warts and all.”

The timing of this plot line couldn’t be worse with Girlguiding UK’s recent study showing how poorly most teenagers view their own bodies and how readily they are willing to go under the knife to change perceived imperfections. Rosie Webster, though a fictional character, gives credence to the idea that breast augmentation will make you more valued as an employee and as a person.

The controversy surrounding the show brings up the issue of social responsibility in television programming. Just how responsible should network executives be when it comes to choosing plot lines, and where is the line to be drawn between entertainment and instruction when it comes to the morals of youth? These are questions sure to be stirred up even as Rosie herself continues to stir up mischief on The Street.

In a sure to be controversial story line, Rosie Webster of the popular soap “Coronation Street” is set to have a breast augmentation procedure even as her mother on the show is battling breast cancer.

Critics of the plot line are quick to point out the message this will send young girls who watch the show, especially since the character wants the surgery because she thinks it will enhance her career sending mixed messages to a generation that is increasingly unsatisfied with their personal body images may cause more trouble than the producers of “Coronation Street” anticipated.

The storyline coincides with the plot involving Rosie’s mother having a lumpectomy to remove a cancerous tumor. To place the two plots together is an odd juxtaposition and an example of thematic irony that may be beyond most watchers of the show. Teenage advocacy groups have already started to criticize the producer’s decision to unveil a plot line so dangerous to the easily influenced teen and pre-teen watchers.

A source for the show told The Sun: “The bosses are well aware of the controversy this storyline will cause, but they’ve researched all the implications and also looked at how it may affect teenage girl viewers and are determined to go ahead and show it- warts and all.”

The timing of this plot line couldn’t be worse with Girlguiding UK’s recent study showing how poorly most teenagers view their own bodies and how readily they are willing to go under the knife to change perceived imperfections. Rosie Webster, though a fictional character, gives credence to the idea that breast augmentation will make you more valued as an employee and as a person.

The controversy surrounding the show brings up the issue of social responsibility in television programming. Just how responsible should network executives be when it comes to choosing plot lines, and where is the line to be drawn between entertainment and instruction when it comes to the morals of youth? These are questions sure to be stirred up even as Rosie herself continues to stir up mischief on The Street.

American film star Bruce Willis has stated unequivocally that he is not willing to have plastic surgery and will continue on with the face he’s got.

The 54 year old actor says he doesn’t have any sort of skin care routine and he would never consider altering his appearance through cosmetic surgery. In an industry full or pressure to look younger and fitter, Willis is an example to other stars of a man who is comfortable in his own skin.

In an interview with Fox News Willis says “Cosmetic stuff, I am not a fan of it and I know a lot of people who are. It’s a big business and anytime you can make a lot of money of something it is going to stick around.” Willis’ words affirm the belief of many that the cosmetic surgery trend is not merely a momentary flash, but a big business that is here to stay. As more and more Hollywood stars alter their appearance through cosmetic procedures the negative stigma against the plastic surgery industry lessons as it becomes an accepted option for anyone not happy with heir body.

Willis is a welcome exception to the norm of Hollywood as he reveals that it’s not just the women in the movie industry who think about cosmetic procedures: “I don’t plan on cutting myself up, you would be surprised, there are a lot of male actors that think about it as much as women do. I don’t think about it very often. I don’t really care.” This exhibition of positive body image is an encouragement to advocates for teenagers who are worried about the influence Hollywood and the media are having on the self image of young people today.

Though Willis isn’t willing to go under the knife to look good, he isn’t ready to become a couch potato and let his looks go altogether. A fan of staying in great physical shape, the actor who is married to a thirty year old model states, “I’m surprised when I’m reminded of my age. Still feel like I’m about twenty four years old. I could whoop a lot of guys assess if I have to.” Willis is an old fashioned Hollywood tough guy determined to keep his physique and movie star good looks the old fashioned way.

American film star Bruce Willis has stated unequivocally that he is not willing to have plastic surgery and will continue on with the face he’s got.

The 54 year old actor says he doesn’t have any sort of skin care routine and he would never consider altering his appearance through cosmetic surgery. In an industry full or pressure to look younger and fitter, Willis is an example to other stars of a man who is comfortable in his own skin.

In an interview with Fox News Willis says “Cosmetic stuff, I am not a fan of it and I know a lot of people who are. It’s a big business and anytime you can make a lot of money of something it is going to stick around.” Willis’ words affirm the belief of many that the cosmetic surgery trend is not merely a momentary flash, but a big business that is here to stay. As more and more Hollywood stars alter their appearance through cosmetic procedures the negative stigma against the plastic surgery industry lessons as it becomes an accepted option for anyone not happy with heir body.

Willis is a welcome exception to the norm of Hollywood as he reveals that it’s not just the women in the movie industry who think about cosmetic procedures: “I don’t plan on cutting myself up, you would be surprised, there are a lot of male actors that think about it as much as women do. I don’t think about it very often. I don’t really care.” This exhibition of positive body image is an encouragement to advocates for teenagers who are worried about the influence Hollywood and the media are having on the self image of young people today.

Though Willis isn’t willing to go under the knife to look good, he isn’t ready to become a couch potato and let his looks go altogether. A fan of staying in great physical shape, the actor who is married to a thirty year old model states, “I’m surprised when I’m reminded of my age. Still feel like I’m about twenty four years old. I could whoop a lot of guys assess if I have to.” Willis is an old fashioned Hollywood tough guy determined to keep his physique and movie star good looks the old fashioned way.

Most of us will have either considered, or will have undergone, some sort of plastic surgery. We will have had one nagging flaw or an insecurity which we felt needed sorting and we will have taken the necessary surgical steps towards correcting this imperfection. However, for some people, plastic surgery becomes more than a way of just correcting one or two minor faults; it becomes an entire way of life. This is certainly the case for Cindy Jackson, who holds the dubious record of having more cosmetic surgery than anybody else on the planet. But, far from being put off or quietened by her record-breaking number of times under the knife, she is now using her position to become a spokesperson and encourage more people to seek bodily perfection in the plastic surgery arena.

Jackson has offered advice to celebrities in the past, including surgery success stories like Sharon Osbourne and now she is turning her attention to regular citizens like you and me; her message is simple, that everyone and anyone should actively consider some form of surgical enhancement. She told Sky News:

“I’ve never met or been in touch with anyone who is totally happy the way they are”

She went on to tackle a big taboo in society that people, no matter what they say in public, are attracted to, and value highly, the concept of beauty.  She did say it was politically incorrect to make such a statement but her own good looks have given her “better chances” in life and she feels she has also gotten an “easier ride” because of her enhanced looks. Whilst this may be slightly true, it is certainly true that most people still value personality and contribution to society over mere looks. Where plastic surgery comes in is that it can help transform people’s confidence so that their personality shines through; if you feel beautiful, you will appear more beautiful and, for a lot of people, surgery is really the only way to correct not only physical flaws but mental doubts as well.

Jackson is well-known on the surgery circuit and is a veritable regular, having undergone nose-jobs, several facelifts, breast augmentation and liposuction procedures. Much of her body may now be unnatural, but her advice is down-to-earth and 100% real; if you’re unhappy with the way you look surgery offers you the chance to change yourself and change your life.

Most of us will have either considered, or will have undergone, some sort of plastic surgery. We will have had one nagging flaw or an insecurity which we felt needed sorting and we will have taken the necessary surgical steps towards correcting this imperfection. However, for some people, plastic surgery becomes more than a way of just correcting one or two minor faults; it becomes an entire way of life. This is certainly the case for Cindy Jackson, who holds the dubious record of having more cosmetic surgery than anybody else on the planet. But, far from being put off or quietened by her record-breaking number of times under the knife, she is now using her position to become a spokesperson and encourage more people to seek bodily perfection in the plastic surgery arena.

Jackson has offered advice to celebrities in the past, including surgery success stories like Sharon Osbourne and now she is turning her attention to regular citizens like you and me; her message is simple, that everyone and anyone should actively consider some form of surgical enhancement. She told Sky News:

“I’ve never met or been in touch with anyone who is totally happy the way they are”

She went on to tackle a big taboo in society that people, no matter what they say in public, are attracted to, and value highly, the concept of beauty.  She did say it was politically incorrect to make such a statement but her own good looks have given her “better chances” in life and she feels she has also gotten an “easier ride” because of her enhanced looks. Whilst this may be slightly true, it is certainly true that most people still value personality and contribution to society over mere looks. Where plastic surgery comes in is that it can help transform people’s confidence so that their personality shines through; if you feel beautiful, you will appear more beautiful and, for a lot of people, surgery is really the only way to correct not only physical flaws but mental doubts as well.

Jackson is well-known on the surgery circuit and is a veritable regular, having undergone nose-jobs, several facelifts, breast augmentation and liposuction procedures. Much of her body may now be unnatural, but her advice is down-to-earth and 100% real; if you’re unhappy with the way you look surgery offers you the chance to change yourself and change your life.

Pregnancy and the years when your child is young are amongst the most magical times in any person’s life and yet there will always come a time when you want to get back into shape and get your figure back.

 

Before, this was done with routine exercise and yet this never seemed to quite do the trick. There was always a little something left over which could not be toned away, which exercise could not get rid of for us.  The recent surge in “yummy mummys” and celebrities who seem to snap back into shape straight away after giving birth have also helped move us towards a place where surgery seems to be the only viable way of getting our pre-pregnancy abs back.

When we are pregnant, or even if we aren’t and are just a little overweight, our skin stretches and, when the weight drops back off us, we lose all the elasticity in our skin.  This can lead to sagging and an unflattering look which no amount of exercise will shift. The only real option is a surgical one; have the skin from a previous life and a previous you removed and start a whole new life with a fabulous brand new you.  One plastic surgeon from America, Dr. Jeremy Schreiber has spoken out about the trend, saying that:

“When all is said and done, the results are fantastic. You can expect a smooth contour to your abdomen as well as getting back the flat belly that you had before.”

Once the surgery has been performed then you can indeed begin, once you’ve recovered, on an exercise and diet regime to tone yourself but, if you don’t have the surgery first, you may well be wasting your time trying to work on untoneable areas.  It is often rumoured in the press that some women undergo caesareans and then tummy-tucks straight after; this, however, is certainly not advised. Another viable, and safe, option for some patients is to have a tummy-lipo; that is a tummy tuck and a liposuction procedure at the same time. This is great for getting contouring and sculpting back into the body and could really help any woman get confidence back after giving birth.  It’s not selfish to want your old body back; the happier you are the better equipped you will be to make your children happy!

Pregnancy and the years when your child is young are amongst the most magical times in any person’s life and yet there will always come a time when you want to get back into shape and get your figure back.

Before, this was done with routine exercise and yet this never seemed to quite do the trick. There was always a little something left over which could not be toned away, which exercise could not get rid of for us.  The recent surge in “yummy mummys” and celebrities who seem to snap back into shape straight away after giving birth have also helped move us towards a place where surgery seems to be the only viable way of getting our pre-pregnancy abs back.

When we are pregnant, or even if we aren’t and are just a little overweight, our skin stretches and, when the weight drops back off us, we lose all the elasticity in our skin.  This can lead to sagging and an unflattering look which no amount of exercise will shift. The only real option is a surgical one; have the skin from a previous life and a previous you removed and start a whole new life with a fabulous brand new you.  One plastic surgeon from America, Dr. Jeremy Schreiber has spoken out about the trend, saying that:

“When all is said and done, the results are fantastic. You can expect a smooth contour to your abdomen as well as getting back the flat belly that you had before.”

Once the surgery has been performed then you can indeed begin, once you’ve recovered, on an exercise and diet regime to tone yourself but, if you don’t have the surgery first, you may well be wasting your time trying to work on untoneable areas.  It is often rumoured in the press that some women undergo caesareans and then tummy-tucks straight after; this, however, is certainly not advised. Another viable, and safe, option for some patients is to have a tummy-lipo; that is a tummy tuck and a liposuction procedure at the same time. This is great for getting contouring and sculpting back into the body and could really help any woman get confidence back after giving birth.  It’s not selfish to want your old body back; the happier you are the better equipped you will be to make your children happy!

Everybody knows the old saying that money can’t buy you happiness. Well, how about this one as an alternative. Money can buy you a dazzling pair of new breasts which, in turn, can bring you even more wealth and, perhaps, a little bit of anti-recession happiness as well!

Research has been carried out which suggests, perhaps quite obviously when you consider the idea logically, that having an enhanced bust-line can help in a person’s bid to become famous and can thus, in the long run, mean that they earn a lot more money.  Colin Stewart is the man who pointed out this trend, saying that the two women from the two wealthiest celebrity couples have both undergone plastic surgery. So is this a quantifiable trend? Or merely a healthy, pert coincidence?

The two women in question in this research were Jordan, aka Katie Price, who has recently split from her singer husband Peter Andre, and Victoria Beckham, style icon and worldwide celebrity supreme. Both these women are incredibly wealthy and incredibly beautiful but, does their success owe anything to their surgeries or is it rather down to having a shrewd business head? Jordan’s early glamour modelling career was certainly down to her enhanced figure but, in the case of Mrs. Beckham one does feel that success and wealth was more to do with her Spice Girl associations and footballing husband than her always debated plastic surgeries; indeed it is not really known what surgeries Victoria has had which, I guess, is testament to how natural they look (if indeed she has had any at all). Indeed Victoria Beckham is even said to have had her large breast implants removed in an effort to change her image; she is rich from being a constantly moving style icon, not necessarily for surgery alone.

Indeed, if this research were true then one would assume that there were many more rich people out there than is actually the case. Breast Augmentations are constantly the most requested most performed surgery on both sides of the Atlantic; around 300,000 were performed last year in the U.S alone. There is no doubt that an ample bust can “enhance” certain careers, such as glamour models, but it is not the only thing needed to succeed. Surgery is a helping hand but, as Katie Price has proved, a good business head and a good agent are also needed.

Everybody knows the old saying that money can’t buy you happiness. Well, how about this one as an alternative. Money can buy you a dazzling pair of new breasts which, in turn, can bring you even more wealth and, perhaps, a little bit of anti-recession happiness as well!

Research has been carried out which suggests, perhaps quite obviously when you consider the idea logically, that having an enhanced bust-line can help in a person’s bid to become famous and can thus, in the long run, mean that they earn a lot more money.  Colin Stewart is the man who pointed out this trend, saying that the two women from the two wealthiest celebrity couples have both undergone plastic surgery. So is this a quantifiable trend? Or merely a healthy, pert coincidence?

The two women in question in this research were Jordan, aka Katie Price, who has recently split from her singer husband Peter Andre, and Victoria Beckham, style icon and worldwide celebrity supreme. Both these women are incredibly wealthy and incredibly beautiful but, does their success owe anything to their surgeries or is it rather down to having a shrewd business head? Jordan’s early glamour modelling career was certainly down to her enhanced figure but, in the case of Mrs. Beckham one does feel that success and wealth was more to do with her Spice Girl associations and footballing husband than her always debated plastic surgeries; indeed it is not really known what surgeries Victoria has had which, I guess, is testament to how natural they look (if indeed she has had any at all). Indeed Victoria Beckham is even said to have had her large breast implants removed in an effort to change her image; she is rich from being a constantly moving style icon, not necessarily for surgery alone.

Indeed, if this research were true then one would assume that there were many more rich people out there than is actually the case. Breast Augmentations are constantly the most requested most performed surgery on both sides of the Atlantic; around 300,000 were performed last year in the U.S alone. There is no doubt that an ample bust can “enhance” certain careers, such as glamour models, but it is not the only thing needed to succeed. Surgery is a helping hand but, as Katie Price has proved, a good business head and a good agent are also needed.

There are many different ways that you can tell summer is here. Hayfever comes back with a vengeance, the wafting smells of barbeques seem to be in the air every time you want to hang the washing out and, of course, Big Brother returns to our screens for yet another year on wannabe-celebrity action. 

Plastic and Cosmetic surgery enthusiasts will have noticed that it’s not just the personalities which are fake in this year’s series; there’s an awful lot of plastic surgery been going on as well. When they’ve not been plotting or hurling abuse at each other, the housemates have actually found time in their busy schedules to discuss plastic surgery.

Two of the housemates, Freddie Fisher and Sophie Reade have been killing some of their spare time by discussing the times that they have gone under the knife.  Both have had successes with the stories and the producers of the program might have been disappointed to find that there were no horror stories which might have helped boost the ratings.  Freddie revealed that he’d had a nose-job, or rhinoplasty as you all know it’s called within the industry, which he described as “nice”.  His fellow housemate Sophie has also admitted to surgery, which she did before actually entering the house, saying that she had undergone breast enlargement and augmentation surgery. Sophie is one of two glamour models within the house and the series has so far seen a battle for attention between the two girls.  Surgery professionals may well be hoping that, with stories of success being broadcast on national television, that more people may well decide to have surgery. Plastic or Cosmetic surgery has long been used in the world of celebrity, or indeed by the world of people attempting to make themselves celebrities, as a way of enhancing or beginning a media career.

Breast augmentation surgery and rhinoplasty are two of the most popular invasive surgeries on both sides of the Atlantic. It’s not only popular with the wanabees, but also with regular people who simply want to boost their confidence and start to enjoy their life a lot more.  With this series of Big Brother only just getting under way, we may well be treated to more discussions of plastic surgery in the coming weeks but don’t worry, if you really can’t bring yourself to watch the whole thing just keep checking back here for updates.

There are many different ways that you can tell summer is here. Hayfever comes back with a vengeance, the wafting smells of barbeques seem to be in the air every time you want to hang the washing out and, of course, Big Brother returns to our screens for yet another year on wannabe-celebrity action. 

Plastic and Cosmetic surgery enthusiasts will have noticed that it’s not just the personalities which are fake in this year’s series; there’s an awful lot of plastic surgery been going on as well. When they’ve not been plotting or hurling abuse at each other, the housemates have actually found time in their busy schedules to discuss plastic surgery.

Two of the housemates, Freddie Fisher and Sophie Reade have been killing some of their spare time by discussing the times that they have gone under the knife.  Both have had successes with the stories and the producers of the program might have been disappointed to find that there were no horror stories which might have helped boost the ratings.  Freddie revealed that he’d had a nose-job, or rhinoplasty as you all know it’s called within the industry, which he described as “nice”.  His fellow housemate Sophie has also admitted to surgery, which she did before actually entering the house, saying that she had undergone breast enlargement and augmentation surgery. Sophie is one of two glamour models within the house and the series has so far seen a battle for attention between the two girls.  Surgery professionals may well be hoping that, with stories of success being broadcast on national television, that more people may well decide to have surgery. Plastic or Cosmetic surgery has long been used in the world of celebrity, or indeed by the world of people attempting to make themselves celebrities, as a way of enhancing or beginning a media career.

Breast augmentation surgery and rhinoplasty are two of the most popular invasive surgeries on both sides of the Atlantic. It’s not only popular with the wanabees, but also with regular people who simply want to boost their confidence and start to enjoy their life a lot more.  With this series of Big Brother only just getting under way, we may well be treated to more discussions of plastic surgery in the coming weeks but don’t worry, if you really can’t bring yourself to watch the whole thing just keep checking back here for updates.

A teenage tennis star has taken an unusual step in an effort to improve her game. As well as the obvious things like lots of practise, a healthy diet and good mental condition, this young court ace has also decided on cosmetic surgery to help her make the leap up to the next echelon of the game.  Simona Halep is currently ranked 264 in the WTA rankings but she will be hoping that her decision might boost her position (if you can excuse that pun)

The tennis prodigy is planning to have breast reduction surgery in the autumn in order to help her mobility around the court.  It is said that her 34DD breasts are slowing down her movement and her reactions on the court and thus she isn’t performing as well as she might. It is hoped the private surgery she has booked in will help stop this problem.  Halep has commented: “The breasts make me uncomfortable when I play,” before going on to say: “”I don’t like them in my everyday life either. I would have gone for surgery, too, if I hadn’t been a sportswoman.” It is true that many women are hindered by their larger breasts and thus seek reduction surgery. The fact that Halep is only 5 foot 5, coupled with her sporting  career, means that it would have been very uncomfortable for her to carry on with the breasts at the current size.

Halep isn’t one of these tennis players who is in the sport just because of the way she looks (Anna Kornikova springs to mind). She won the junior French Open last year and is considered by many of the leading tennis experts to be a future senior champion.  If she is to be as good as the Williams sisters, or the other great female tennis players, she will have to hope that this surgery improves her mobility around the court and allows her to improve her game.

Whilst it is breast augmentations which normally steal all the headlines, breast reduction surgeries are almost as common in the U.K and thousands of women go under the knife every year to help them have a more manageable life. Let us hope this surgery helps Simona Halep to start serving up more aces and that, with improved confidence and mobility, she will swiftly rise to the top of her game.

A teenage tennis star has taken an unusual step in an effort to improve her game. As well as the obvious things like lots of practise, a healthy diet and good mental condition, this young court ace has also decided on cosmetic surgery to help her make the leap up to the next echelon of the game.  Simona Halep is currently ranked 264 in the WTA rankings but she will be hoping that her decision might boost her position (if you can excuse that pun)

The tennis prodigy is planning to have breast reduction surgery in the autumn in order to help her mobility around the court.  It is said that her 34DD breasts are slowing down her movement and her reactions on the court and thus she isn’t performing as well as she might. It is hoped the private surgery she has booked in will help stop this problem.  Halep has commented: “The breasts make me uncomfortable when I play,” before going on to say: “”I don’t like them in my everyday life either. I would have gone for surgery, too, if I hadn’t been a sportswoman.” It is true that many women are hindered by their larger breasts and thus seek reduction surgery. The fact that Halep is only 5 foot 5, coupled with her sporting  career, means that it would have been very uncomfortable for her to carry on with the breasts at the current size.

Halep isn’t one of these tennis players who is in the sport just because of the way she looks (Anna Kornikova springs to mind). She won the junior French Open last year and is considered by many of the leading tennis experts to be a future senior champion.  If she is to be as good as the Williams sisters, or the other great female tennis players, she will have to hope that this surgery improves her mobility around the court and allows her to improve her game.

Whilst it is breast augmentations which normally steal all the headlines, breast reduction surgeries are almost as common in the U.K and thousands of women go under the knife every year to help them have a more manageable life. Let us hope this surgery helps Simona Halep to start serving up more aces and that, with improved confidence and mobility, she will swiftly rise to the top of her game.