It’s been claimed that Hollywood sweetheart Angelina Jolie is pleased by the recent cosmetic treatments of husband Brad Pitt.
According to the National Enquirer, the 46-year-old actor has been having injectable fillers in order to give his face a smoother and more youthful appearance. (more…)
Big Brother star Chantelle Houghton revealed her vulnerable side when she broke down in the house and spoke publically about the reasons she felt her marriage to singer Preston didn’t last. The glamour model returned to the show for the final series, and has also discussed her breast enlargement and other cosmetic treatments while competing for the crown of the Ultimate Big Brother housemate.
Chantelle sprang to fame in 2006 as the first ‘ordinary contestant’ to feature in Celebrity Big Brother, and two years after winning the show she had a boob job to take her up to a 32FF. (more…)
Mexican stunner Jimena Navarette took the coveted tiara of Miss Universe 2010 in the prestigious event on Monday, and was open about her feelings towards cosmetic surgery. (more…)
Michelle Collins is the latest soap star to speak out in support of women choosing Botox to help them hold on to their youth – though the former EastEnders star would not reveal whether she had used the wrinkle-relaxing treatment herself.
“It’s a woman’s prerogative not to tell,” Michelle told Hello magazine in a recent interview.
“But I have nothing against Botox. Why not have it if it makes you feel and look better?”
Kerry Katona has never made a secret of her love for cosmetic surgery, and the former Atomic Kitten singer recently revealed that she wants another boob job.
The 29-year-old star, who first rose to fame in the original line-up of the successful girl group before becoming a TV icon, previously had a breast lift in 2008 to correct her sagging bust as well as breast reduction to take her from GG cup down to a DD.
Now Kerry wants her big boobs back, and told the Daily Star on Sunday that she is planning a breast augmentation to take her back to a 30GG.
“I want bigger boobs – I’m thinking about having something done,” Kerry said.
“I definitely see myself having more plastic surgery and it’s my boobs I’d want to change. I wouldn’t rule out more operations.”
After a turbulent year in 2008, that saw the star dropping four dress sizes and six stone in nine months, following liposuction and a strict diet, Kerry said she is more comfortable in her body and will choose cosmetic surgery more carefully in the future.
Speaking after her first breast surgery, Kerry said: “After four kids I need it. When I take my bra off my nipples are by my feet.
“I feel sexier, my confidence has come back and everyone keeps telling me how amazing I look, which is really cool.”
More Brits have expressed their desire for cosmetic surgery enhancements than ever before, with 90 per cent saying they had thought about improving some part of their body through surgery.
A survey of 2,500 women reported by the Metro revealed that the summer weather is causing more women across Britain to look towards plastic surgery as a way to achieve their ideal bikini body. The most common area women said they wanted to improve was their stomachs, with 68 per cent expressing desire for a tummy tuck.
In second place was liposuction – previously claimed to be the world’s most popular procedure – with 29 per cent saying they wanted the treatment to get rid of excess fat.
After the tummy, the areas of the body women said they were least happy with were their legs, bottoms and busts, with four per cent saying they would choose some form of breast surgery and six per cent desiring cosmetic surgery on their buttocks. The most frequently cited celebrity inspirations for women’s bodies were cosmetic surgery fans Kelly Brook and Katie Price.
Non surgical treatments such as Botox and laser hair removal were found to be popular too, though were considered less vital to achieving a beach body. Only 10 per cent of the women questioned said they would not consider any form of enhancement, suggesting cosmetic surgery is becoming ever more popular.
Peter Andre has denied claims that his ex-wife Katie Price, aka Jordan, is planning to open a cosmetic surgery clinic in her new home, after he was reported by one tabloid as being “furious” about the idea.
The 37-year-old singer told New! Magazine: “There was a story in a downmarket magazine last week saying that I was furious because Kate is opening a Botox clinic at her house, and I’m worried about the effect this will have on Princess. (more…)
New figures have suggested that an increasing number of women are choosing to have boob jobs in advance of their wedding day.
It’s also been found that brides-to-be are increasingly considering cosmetic treatments such as breast enlargements as investments.
People thinking about enhancing their appearance with cosmetic surgery should always spend time researching their surgeon and clinic before making their decision, to make sure they choose someone reputable, according to leading members of the field.
Cosmetic surgeon Rajiv Grover, secretary to the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons, told Private Healthcare UK that people should not allow themselves to be tempted by cheaper deals for plastic surgery overseas, as these clinics may not be accredited or regulated. Mr Grover added that many overseas clinics may trivialise procedures.
“Companies that advertise [flying abroad for surgery] are seducing people into thinking it’s something glamorous to sit on the beach and have a holiday while you are there, but it’s a surgical operation,” he explained.
The surgeon added that there are reputable clinics abroad as well as in the UK, but said it was imperative to “research the surgeon” before making a commitment – and there may be other issues when choosing surgeons overseas.
“You don’t see the surgeon until after you arrive and then it’s too late, so there isn’t a cooling off period,” Mr Grover explained.
One of the core features patients should look for in a cosmetic surgery clinic is one that offers in-depth consultations prior to surgery, to make sure patients are choosing the procedure that’s right for them.
They should also check that comprehensive after care is included in the price, to help them acclimatise after surgery and deal with any complications that may arise.
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