A female plastic surgeon in California, America has noticed a surge in the number of women opting for plastic surgery in the run-up to their wedding day.
Dr Tenley Lawton, based in Newport Beach, said: “Brides are spending anywhere between $200-$12,000 [£120 - £7,265] on procedures to help them feel and look their best on their wedding day.”
Sky television presenter Kay Burley is rumoured to have had her second face lift just days after celebrating her 50th birthday.
Burley had her first face lift 10 years ago and experts have been speculating that this second operation was smaller and was intended to be subtle.
Mexican actress Salma Hayek has said that while she doesn’t intend to have cosmetic surgery, she understands why other people do.
Hayek, star of comedy film Grown Ups and executive producer of hit television show Ugly Betty, made her views known in an interview to be published in the September issue of Allure magazine.
In the interview, the 44-year-old attributed her young-looking skin and hair to her mother.
A 70-year-old self-proclaimed “sexpert” has hailed the combination of cosmetic treatments and yoga is the secret to staying young.
Dorree Lynn, from Washington D.C., attributes her youthful looks to yoga, being a “quasi-vegetarian” and cosmetic surgery.
Speaking to The Florida Times Union, Lynn said: “I tell people it’s not all cosmetic surgery. Not that I haven’t had a touch here and there. But it’s been a lot of yoga, pilates. I’ve been a quasi-vegetarian for 40 years.”
A cosmetic surgery clinic in America is pioneering new technology, to allow patients to preview the results of surgical procedures.
The Canfield Vectra M3 Imaging System has been introduced to the Cleveland Plastic Surgery Institute and Dr Jason Leedy is the first local surgeon to use it.
A plastic surgeon in New York, America, has spoken out to debunk common myths about nose reshaping surgery.
Dr Theodore Diktaban thinks many people are missing out on surgery that could improve their body confidence and self esteem because they believe common myths – particularly when it comes to nose jobs.
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has admitted that despite not wanting cosmetic surgery to keep the signs of ageing at bay, she would consider breast surgery.
Speaking to OK! magazine, the 38-year-old said that cosmetic surgery is all about “vanity” but that she would consider breast uplift surgery.
Amy Childs, cast member of ITV2’s reality television show The Only Way is Essex (TOWIE), has said that she may want another boob job ahead of her rumoured appearance on the upcoming series of Celebrity Big Brother.
Childs, who has already had breast enlargement surgery, told Now! magazine that she feels her figure is too straight up and down and wants to regain the curves she had in the second series of TOWIE.
Singer Britney Spears is rumoured to be getting cosmetic surgery in a bid to even out her breasts.
The pop sensation, who was nominated for two awards for the video accompanying her latest single ‘Till the world ends’, is reported to be unhappy with the look of her breasts since giving birth to her two children.
A source close to the singer told the Daily Star Sunday newspaper: “It’s been bothering her for a while, especially since she saw pictures of herself with no bra and felt it was fairly noticeable.
New research has revealed that women gossip for up to five hours every day, and that one of the most popular topics of conversation is cosmetic surgery.
A survey, published in the Daily Express Newspaper, has found that women gossip on average for 298 minutes every day. These minutes are taken up with talk about other people’s problems, relationships, children, diet, recipes and what cosmetic surgery procedures they would like.
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