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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.