More people may turn to cosmetic surgery after figures have showed that England has a major weight problem. Government data has suggested that obesity levels in the country have nearly doubled since 1993.The worrying report shows that last year, one in four men and women were obese in 2007 - compared with 16 per cent of women and 13 per cent of men 14 years ago.Those who compiled the research claim that many people are still ignorant of how much exercise they need to do in order to remain at a healthy weight. They also suggested that alcohol was a large contributor with the data showing few know how much alcohol they should be drinking each day.Some people who are concerned about their weight opt for cosmetic procedures which can be a quick way to drop the pou |
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The credit crunch is said to have done little to stop people living in Beverly Hills from receiving non-surgical cosmetic treatment.Beverly Hills Aesthetics reports that procedures such as Botox are growing increasingly popular despite the global economic downturn. Botox physician Sam Assassa, who works in the area, said: "The patients who I see in Los Angeles for Botox vary from the Hollywood elite to regular working women."He added: "Most patients are grateful for the procedure because it is painless, effective, involves no downtime and most of all its reasonable price."Last month, US-based People magazine asked a number of celebrities about whether or not they have had the treatment.Actress Jenny McCarthy told the publication that she be |
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Nicola McLean has lashed out at fellow glamour girl Jordan, aka Katie Price, labelling her new feelings about her "sad".The I''m A Celebrity contestant said that she used to look up to the busty wife of Peter Andre but now is shocked by the bad press Jordan has given her. Speaking on the Richard and Judy show, which is due to be aired tonight, she said: "You know what, I went into the jungle thinking that Jordan was an icon, an absolute legend, she''s amazing and I''ve come out and seen that she''s gave me the absolute worst press and it''s just so sad really." She added that she was proud of her surgically enhanced breasts explaining that she celebrated their birthday while in the jungle. "They were a year old and I was so proud of |
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Baywatch stunner Carmen Electra gave US chat show host Craig Ferguson an early Christmas treat when she asked him to help her adjust her dress, it has been reported. The busty actress, who has had breast augmentation surgery in the past, let the presenter fiddle with the top of her black strapless frock, according to the Sun.It was clear that although he was concentrating on the adjustment it was difficult to do so without brushing against her large boobs. Electra was appearing on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson to promote Playboy magazine''s 55th anniversary issue.The blonde model, who looked tanned and beautiful while being questioned by Ferguson, is to appear on the front cover of the publication for the big occasion.Despite being 36 she will pose nu |
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Gorgeous glamour girl Katie Price has said she would get her surgically enhanced breasts out for Playboy again if she was asked. The busty mum-of-three has admitted to OK! magazine that she would "love to do Playboy", according to the Sun, and hinted she could be better than cabaret queen Dita Von Teese.Speaking about Von Tees, who recently posed on the front cover of the publication, Price, also known as Jordan, said: "The woman is rank."It''s not my cup of tea that she''s so pale. I think the pictures look a bit Readers'' Wives. "It didn''t look like Playboy to me." Price shot to fame through her sexy magazine pictures and marriage to singer Peter Andre. She is also known for her love of cosmetic surgery, having had a number of |
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Venezuelan cosmetic surgeons are seeing high demand for breast enhancement operations, one newspaper group has reported. Despite the global economic downturn, McClatchy Newspapers claims that the South American country''s cosmetic treatment sector is booming. It spoke to a number of plastic surgeons who reported that they were still getting plenty of business from people hoping to improve their look. One, Dr Peter Romer, told the organisation: "In Venezuela, a woman may not have enough money for her home, but she will spend to keep up her appearance with plastic surgery and new clothes. "It''s seen as a priority."One of his patients, Elizabeth Facchinei, described getting a breast augmentation as a "spiritual and physical transformation&quo |
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