Archive for June, 2010

50 per cent regret tattoos and contemplate removal

Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Since ancient times, men and women have used tattoos to express themselves through their body – but according to some experts, as many as half of people who get tattoos today later regret having them done, and explore modern options for tattoo removal.

Thanks to recent advances in laser treatments, it’s now quicker and less painful to remove unwanted tattoos than ever before – though the number and type of treatment can vary depending on the age and colour of the tattoo. (more…)

Women choosing pampering treatments to escape World Cup fever

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

It’s not that I hate the game or anything, but right now it seems as though the world has gone into football meltdown – and I’m getting a little tired of it! The actual games are one thing, I quite enjoy those, especially if I’m watching them with a big group of friends, but all the adverts and fuss are another. (more…)

Cosmetic surgery regulations to get a makeover

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

British representatives have been invited to sit on a new committee set up in Brussels, which may finally agree on standard regulations for cosmetic surgery in the UK.

Comprehensive controls over plastic surgery are good for patients as well as practitioners, allowing anyone who’s thinking of having a breast enlargement, liposuction or non surgical solutions such as Botox to make sure their surgeon is accredited and qualified to carry out their treatments. (more…)

Peter Andre thinks of holding back wrinkles with Botox

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

Currently on a comeback tour seeing the star revealing a new, more mature image, Peter Andre has said that he has considered having cosmetic treatments to help him keep his looks.

Now 37, the Australian singer reveled that he’d been thinking about using Botox to help him keep the wrinkles at bay. (more…)

Women choose cosmetic treatments as World Cup treats

Monday, June 14th, 2010

With men around the country glued to their sets over the next month as they follow the World Cup action, their partners are making sure they aren’t left on the sidelines, by taking the opportunity for a makeover.

Last weekend saw a surge in the number of women booking in for wrinkle relaxing injections such as Botox and other non surgical cosmetic solutions. (more…)

Politician Sarah Palin rumoured to have had boob job

Friday, June 11th, 2010

American politician Sarah Palin has long been talked about for her appearance – perhaps even more than for her politics. New photos taken last weekend have caused widespread discussion that the former vice presidential candidate may have had breast implants. (more…)

Cameron Diaz considering Botox

Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Cameron Diaz is still at the top of Hollywood’s A-list and looks fantastic as she moves into her late 30s. But while the actress has held on to a great complexion, she recently revealed that she would consider getting Botox treatments if needed in the future. (more…)

Bollywood stars choosing cosmetic surgery

Wednesday, June 9th, 2010

India’s Hindu-language film industry Bollywood is best known for featuring beautiful dancers flashing their torsos, so it’s no surprise that many of its leading stars are just as eager to embrace cosmetic surgery as their Western counterparts. (more…)

Cosmetic surgery fans set sights on Big Brother

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

Iconic TV series Big Brother has a long history with cosmetic surgery, with housemates wanting to look their best in front of the cameras and former winners such as Sophie Reade planning boob jobs with their prize money. (more…)

Big Brother – will cosmetic queen help it go with a bang?

Monday, June 7th, 2010

While I was one of those people saying they’ve been getting fed up with Big Brother, I can’t help feeling a little sad about the fact this will be the last one. It’s become something of a summer tradition after all! Another thing BB has become is a showcase for some of the UK’s most interesting people, for better or for worse, and it looks as though this year will be no different. (more…)