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Cosmetic Surgery: Confess Already

Posted April 8, 2007

Countless celebrities have been accused, denied and confessed to allegations of going under the knife. “Patricia Heaton, Jamie Lee Curtis and Joan Rivers are just a few of the actresses who’ve come clean and said, ‘Hey, I’ve done it, I’m proud of it and I look great,’” but few can forget how we found out the truth about Tara Reid’s botched boob job. After denying claims about getting breast implants, it took a rather embarrassing slip of her left breast for the truth to come out. Even after visiting a plastic surgeon in 2005, “Madonna’s spokeswoman denies the star has received any plastic surgery treatment.” She still looks amazing, don’t get me wrong, but tell me what 48 year old naturally has a smooth, wrinkle-free face. Then there is Michael Jackson’s “confession” of having had only two surgeries performed on his nose, honestly, who does he think he is fooling?

No one is perfect, not even celebrities. We all have something about our body or face that we would like to be different. Granted some may be 100% satisfied with their “natural look”, but for the rest of us humans eating right and exercising will only go so far. Spill the beans and share the secrets before the truth slips out.

Dangers of Low Cost Cosmetic Surgery

Posted April 7, 2007

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Buy a cheap pair of shoes and they break, not a big deal, you can wear one of your other pairs. Get some cheap Plastic Surgery done…..NOT as easy to fix! More and more people are traveling abroad to avail of cheap Plastic Surgery but are getting a lot less than they bargained for when they get there.

From tummy tucks in Brazil to face lifts in Malaysia, Americans are traveling in droves to places like these for procedures. But there are often no follow ups with these doctors abroad, and many patients are left with scars and infected wounds on their bodies with some having to undergo corrective surgery on returning to the US.

”I was butchered,” is what one mother of three said of her plastic surgery experience in the Dominican Republic. She regrets her trip abroad in search of a slimmer waist having suffered permanent scarring as well as repeated surgeries at home in an attempt to undo the damage. Sadly, she could consider herself one of the lucky ones. Others have died after complications arose having been released from the hospital too early.

As always, remember, if it looks too good to be true then it probably is!

What is BDD?

Posted April 6, 2007

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According to Wikipedia, “BDD is a mental disorder, which involves a disturbed body image. It is generally diagnosed in those who are extremely critical of their physique or self image, despite the fact there may be no noticeable disfigurement or defect.”

How can we tell who has cosmetic surgery addiction?

The clear cut examples are Michael Jackson, Joan Rivers, and Jocelyn Wildenstein.

These crazy examples are the reason why you should pay attention at how you choose the right surgeon in the first place, so someone can tell you when it is time to stop nip and tuck.

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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