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Busty blond Nicola McLean has been voted off ITV show I''m a Celebrity … Get me Out of Here. The 25-year-old was booted out of the jungle after a public vote and said she was looking forward to seeing her fiance and son. McLean has caused controversy during her spell on the show, asking her fellow contestants to sing happy birthday to her breasts a year after she had a boob job.She also rowed with David Van Day and Timmy Mallet, accusing the former of trying to split up the camp and "nastiness".The glamour girl even riled celebrities on the outside with Katie Price, otherwise known as Jordan, saying she was fed up of seeing Nicola''s boobs. McLean, who has size 32G breasts, is one of the UK''s most successful topless models having appeared on Pa

People who want cosmetic surgery are being warned against heading overseas to try to get a cheaper operation. According to the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons many people are having to turn to the NHS due to botched foreign ops. A survey of 203 NHS surgeons found that more than a third knew of cases where problems had arisen following a patient getting cosmetic treatment abroad. Dr Vivienne Nathanson, head of ethics at the British Medical Association, told the BBC: "It is essential that patients are warned about the potential risks of any surgery and the specific risks of managing complications after having surgery overseas. "What may seem like a bargain could cost them their health." A spokesman for the Dep

Boob job raffle cancelled

Women hoping to bag a free boob job have been left disappointed after a club which was planning to hold a raffle to win breast surgery cancelled the event. The popular Spanish nightspot Pacha has scrapped its plans to hold the event dubbed ''Pretty Woman'' after some complaints. Tickets for the raffle where charged at €20 with those who entered having the chance to win surgery worth around €4,500.However, the organisers decided to pull the event after concerns were expressed that young people may enter. Pasha stressed that having a boob job was an optional prize and that the winner could swap it for a laser hair removal treatment if they preferred. Its website said the night was a "tribute to women" and added: "Buy your ticket and take

How much does it cost to buy the US's top breast implant manufacturer? Johnson and Johnson recently acquired breast implant manufacturer, Mentor Corp, for a reported $1.07 billion. For those of you who hold stock in this company (like me, albeit not a whole lot), the purchase has caused the stock to skyrocket in price nearly 90%. What does this mean for the plastic surgeon and the plastic surgery patient?

Probably not much. J & J has been promoting their new dermal filler Evolence, which competes with Juvederm from Allergan (the other breast implant manufacturer). Mentor is currently working on PurTox as a competitor to Botox, but it likely won't be FDA approved for another year or two. I almost exclusively use Mentor breast implants, and have had a good relation

Non-surgical treatments on the rise

Non-surgical treatments which can help patients look younger are becoming increasingly popular according to one US-based skincare expert.Speaking to WUSA9.com, dermatologist Howard Brooks said that treatments such as Botox were still attractive to those looking to combat wrinkles. The Washington-based doctor said: "Studies show that while there is a decrease in surgical procedures such as face lifts, non-surgical treatments are on the rise."He added that the most popular of these was Botox injections, which work to decrease the fine lines and wrinkles which can appear on older faces.Speaking to the same publication was Ladonna Curzon, a mother looking to return to work after raising her children. Ms Curzon said that she believes getting Botox would h

A website aimed at young girls has been criticised for promoting saving money for breast surgery. Online retailer Wake Up Frankie! mainly targets teenagers and sells clothes and accessories for this market. But the American site has been condemned by parents for selling a pink ceramic piggy bank with the words Boob Job painted on the outside. The pink pot, which is also adorned with dollar signs, appears to imply that money saved inside should go towards having breast augmentation. Speaking to the Telegraph, mother of two Louise Colley, said: "I would never give this as a present to any young girl, it just doesn''t seem right. "Just because a girl is 13 or over doesn''t mean she should be encouraged to think about major cosmetic surgery."Boob jo

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