The cosmetic surgery industry is enjoying a boom in Utah, thanks to an increase in demand from female residents of the American state.
Analysis of statistics from 2010 shows that Utah is ranked as the eighth highest state in America in terms of the number of cosmetic surgeons per head.
Television personality Kerry Katona has told a British magazine that she hasn’t gone anywhere near cut-price Botox kits.
The former singer and star of multiple reality television shows including Celebrity Big Brother and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! told OK! Magazine that she hasn’t considered having non-surgical cosmetic procedures carried out in her own home.
Former Liberty X star Michelle Heaton has admitted that she can’t wait to have her baby and get back into shape – revealing that she will be straight back to Botox as soon as possible.
In an interview published in Closer magazine this week, the 31-year-old said she will tackle her frown line as soon as it’s safe to do so.
“I’ve been having Botox since I was 28,” said the singer.
Last night’s episode of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! threw up an unlikely topic – cosmetic surgery.
Television presenter and model Jessica-Jane Clements revealed how she didn’t think she was the only celebrity in the jungle that had had a ‘bit of nip and tuck’, before the camera panned to Hollywood actress Stephanie Powers. The comments followed a task which saw Miss Clements race against Coronation Street’s Anthony Cotton to push a giant egg through a material snake wrapped around a series of logs. Clements was victorious and won her camp a treasure chest of food.
Kim Kardashian’s husband of just 72 days, Kris Humphries, has revealed that he has proof that she uses pads and underwear to enhance the look of her bum.
The National Enquirer reports that basketball star Humphries told friends that Kim’s bottom is not all that it seems in the press.
Madonna has announced that despite looking half her age she has ditched her reliance on Botox and other cosmetic treatments.
The 53-year-old pop superstar was photographed looking fresh-faced while judging a dance contest in New York. She chose to wear black leather hotpants, lace-up over the knee boots and fishnet tights – adding to her “young” image.
The singer, whose new single is yet to be released but which has been leaked online, reportedly told a friend that she was worried about looking like a “freak” if she continued to have Botox injections.
Australian singer and actress Kylie Minogue has responded to suggestions that she has gone back to using Botox to help maintain her youthful appearance.
The star was pictured attending an event in London earlier this week, which led to rumours circulating that she had once again turned to dermal fillers to banish lines and wrinkles. In an interview last year Kylie admitted she had used the product in the past but said had no intention of doing so again.
A woman who cheated death says the experience finally prompted her to have a boob job.
Ms Somerville, a mother of one, had to be cut free by firefighters after she crashed her car head-on into another vehicle. She was rushed to hospital with four cracked ribs, a punctured lung and a broken nose but defied potentially life-threatening injuries thanks to the ‘chicken fillets’ she wore to boost her AAA breasts.
Reports suggest there is growing demand for cosmetic surgery treatments from people over the age of 60.
Known affectionately as ‘silver surgery’, the number of pensioners opting to have surgical and non-surgical procedures carried out is said to be booming. Figures reported by the Daily Express newspaper today claim there has been a 303 per cent increase in the number of women in their 60s and 70s having cosmetic procedures over the last five years.
Anti-ageing skincare and other protection is essential for those who have had cosmetic surgery treatments.
This is according to television presenter Nicky Hambleton-Jones, who is best known for fronting Channel 4’s 10 Years Younger.
In a recent interview, Hambleton-Jones said: “By wearing a good pair of sunglasses, you will protect your eyes from these rays and also stop squinting, which can contribute to developing crow’s feet.”
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