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Word emerged in the media a few days ago that Victoria Beckham had wanted to ditch her WAG image for good and had consequently decided to have her silicone implants removed and replaced with smaller ones. One of the reasons she chose to do so was also because this was the only conceivable way in which she could land the cover of the fashion bible Vogue, as the Daily Mail informs.

Apparently, the always eager for attention fashionista had been courting Anna Wintour from the magazine for many months in the hope that she would be featured on the cover of one of the upcoming editions of the prestigious mag. There was only one catch, though, insiders reveal, namely that Wintour would not have Victoria with her current implants because they made her ridiculous. Therefore, she decided to have the third surgery to remove them.

“Anna said she would consider putting Victoria on the cover, but told her to lose those ridiculous implants before it happened.” a reportedly well-informed insider says for the British tab. It is an already well-known fact that, when it comes to most things pertaining to fashion and especially to what runs in Vogue, Anna Wintour has the final say. In this context, it would make sense had she really asked Victoria to downsize. Understandably, Posh has not yet made any comment on the reported surgery.

Victoria Beckham, though hailed by many as a true fashionista and fashion icon (now, a promising designer as well), is yet to break onto the US market, which is why she might want to be featured in Vogue because that would bring her considerable exposure. However, whether she would be willing to undergo surgery to attain her goal is debatable at least, several US publications point out.

As we also informed you a couple of days ago, Victoria is believed to have had a third surgical intervention on her chest, to bring her cup size from a 34DD to a more “manageable” B. She is said to be recuperating in France with husband David and their three sons, which would also explain why she has not made so many public appearances lately. 

Source:  http://news.softpedia.com/news/Victoria-Beckham-Removed-Implants-for-Vogue-Cover-114751.shtml

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NICOLE KIDMAN finally ‘fesses up to what you, the new breed of ENQUIRER reader, KNEW all along – she was a botox user!

Prior to her confession to a German mag, Nicole’s response to Botox queries traditionally was “Not me!”

But now the needle’s out of the bag and Nic has come clean!

The Oscar winner, 43, told a German glam mag interviewer who asked about how she kept encroaching wrinkles at bay.

“I’ve tried a lot of things but apart from working out and a good diet most things don’t help,” Nic answered.

‘I even tried Botox but I didn’t like how my face looked afterwards. Now I don’t use it anymore – and I can move my forehead again.”

In 2008, a cosmetic surgery expert told  medical convention that Kidman was so “over-Botoxed” she was giving plastic surgery a bad name.

Still looking good, now Nic no longer resembles a bat-mannequin!

Source:  http://www.nationalenquirer.com/nicole_kidman_botox_confesion/celebrity/69981

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The stars of hit reality TV show Teen Mom are known to receive rather large pay cheques from MTV.

And it seems Farrah Abraham has put towards some of her generous salary towards a body overhaul.

The 19-year-old single mother has sparked rumours of plastic surgery after putting her figure on show in a string bikini while holidaying in Orlando, Florida.

Bikini boost? Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham showed off her figure on holiday at in Orlando, Florida

While Farrah, a former cheerleader who aspired to be a model, has not yet addressed the whispers, some observers are convinced she has had a breast enlargement.

Dr. Anthony Youn, a plastic surgeon, tells America’s Hollywood Life he believes she has gone from an A to a C cup.

‘Overall, it fits her frame quite nicely,’ Dr. Youn said. ‘She looks like she could be a little swollen, but from looking at her, the procedure was done in the last two months or so, and that is to be expected.’

Farrah shot to fame on the series 16 And Pregnant, which documents the difficult journey of pregnant teenage girls in high school.

After giving birth to her daughter Sophia, who turns two next month, she went on to star in the spin-off series Teen Mom.

Cameras followed her as she struggled to come to terms with the death of the father of her child.

Derek Underwood was killed in a car accident just two months before Sophia was born. The couple – who dated on and off for two years – hadn’t spoken for four months before he died.

She has also had a very tumultuous relationship with her mother, Debra Danielson.

Danielson charged with domestic assault after an argument with Farrah over her newborn escalated into an altercation and police were called.

Danielson pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of interference with a police officer and was ordered to take anger management classes.

They have since been to family therapy sessions together.

Farrah, who is rumoured to earn around $65,000 per season, has attended culinary school and hopes to open her own restaurant.

She stars in the series alongside Amber Portwood, who spent 24 hours in jail last week on charges stemming from her alleged attack on Gary Shirley, her ex-boyfriend and father of her little girl Leah.

Teen Mom 2, which stars a new batch of mothers, is set to premiere on MTV in the U.S

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1345892/Teen-Mom-Farrah-Abraham-used-MTV-pay-cheque-boob-job.html#ixzz1AvahNjAW

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Britons are becoming increasingly obsessed with their appearance, sparking a boom in plastic surgery.

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Celebrities who splash out on facelifts and implants and the increasing amount of TV coverage may have started the surge, say experts at BUPA.

The private health care provider reported a 20 per cent increase in cosmetic procedures at its 34 UK hospitals in 2003.

Demand is particularly high among 25 to 35-year-olds, reflecting the desire of young professionals to improve their appearance or remain youthful looking as they approach middle age.

Breast enlargement is the most popular procedure, accounting for more than one in four of all cosmetic procedures last year – with the number of women operated on up 28 per cent on the previous year.

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Around 100,000 British women are now thought to have had implants and the increasing popularity of breast enlargement comes despite warnings from U.S. researchers that they may make it harder for doctors to spot the signs of cancer.

BUPA also saw a 38 per cent increase in the number of facelifts performed, the biggest increase for any procedure.

Nose reshaping, eyelid surgery, breast reduction, breast uplift and tummy tuck operations are also becoming increasingly common.

This is despite recent reports highlighting concerns that many clinics are failing to properly inform patients of the risks involved in the most common treatments, such as Botox injections.

Dr Annabel Bentley, BUPA’s assistant medical director, said people have a right to cosmetic surgery if they wish, but should carefully consider the potential pitfalls and seek more than one doctor’s opinion.

‘Interest in cosmetic surgery is increasing and there are now

a wide range of procedures,’ she added.

‘Many people want to change their appearance in some way, such as altering a feature they’ve always disliked.

‘Plastic surgery alone will not solve any personal problems or land you a dream job. Weigh up all the options and make sure it is absolutely right for you.’

A report from the Consumers’ Association earlier this year said that many clinics overlooked or failed to properly explain the risks and possible side-effects of a range of treatments.

These included laser and chemical peels to remove the top layers of skin and produce a ‘youthful glow’ and Botox injections to get rid of wrinkles. Actress Leslie Ash infamously discovered that seemingly simple cosmetic procedures can go badly wrong when she was left with a ‘trout pout’ after treatment to plump up her lips.

Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-299366/Celebrity-surgery-starts-trend.html#ixzz1AMXGMf1O

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