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Jocelyn Wildenstein, “Catwoman” New York Tabloid Fixture, Dies at 79
The New York City socialite was at the center of a media frenzy in the 1990s amid her divorce from billionaire art dealer husband Alec Wildenstein.
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Plastic Surgery Trend: Will “Mar-a-Lago Face” Take Over D.C.?
Even as the rest of the country is dialing back on plastic surgery, MAGA figureheads like Kimberly Guilfoyle and Laura Loomer are cranking up the fillers. And you can thank Fox News for that.
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Deflating Boobs, Shrinking Butts and Little Lips: The De-Kardashian-ification of America
Plastic surgeons on both coasts are noticing a clear trend: Women are eschewing exaggerated hourglass figures and injectables (so 2021!) for a more athletic, less obviously redone look.
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How To Find a Face Lift Doctor: These Plastic Surgery Concierge Services Connect Clients To Top Cosmetic Pros
Two concierge services offer meticulously vetted lists of top doctors, discerning eyes and personalized hand-holding.
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Gwyneth Paltrow’s Plastic Surgeon Friend Dr. Julius Few Debuts Santa Monica Outpost and New Skin-Care Line (Exclusive)
The creator of Dr. Few Skin Care talks undetectable thread lifts ("my art is decidedly designed to not be seen"), his favorite laser of the moment and why the Goop founder calls him a "holistic plastic surgeon."
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Sia Drops Signature Wig for Beauty Event to Debut Facelift and Honor Plastic Surgeon: “He Is Incredible”
"I'm a pop star that normally hides my face and doesn’t lie about shit," said the Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter. "I got an amazing facelift from Dr. Talei."
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Hollywood Plastic Surgeon Says He’s Done 30 Percent More Facelifts During Strikes
With downtime available during the work stoppages, some in the entertainment industry have opted to go in for invasive, costly surgeries including $75,000 facelifts, while many, mindful of their spending, have cut back on aesthetic treatments like Botox and fillers: "It takes time to look like yourself again."
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The Women Who Became Human Barbies — And a Plastic Surgeon Who Wants to Make More of Them
Two women who have transformed themselves to look like the Mattel doll feel empowered but talk about coping with hostility, as the head of a medical group warns that these "series of surgical procedures...walk an ethical tightrope"
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‘Barbie’ Success Has Top Cosmetic Doctors Worried About New Wave of Unrealistic Beauty Standards
While Barbie-mania sweeps the globe, top doctors brace for a barrage of extreme requests from patients. "Right after the film came out, a woman asked if I could make her waist as ‘snatched’ as Barbie’s," says one plastic surgeon.
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Hollywood Plastic Surgeons Confront the Rise of Ozempic Body
As patients rush to lose pounds via injectable drugs, L.A. doctors are addressing problems like loose skin and lack of volume with fillers, fat transfers and energy treatments: “If you lose a lot of weight quickly, everything is deflated.”
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Hollywood Plastic Surgeons Meet Demand for New, Improved Lip Lift
Top docs call the advanced version of the lip-enhancing procedure, which shortens the area between the nose and mouth, a "more natural-looking alternative" to fillers.
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Plastic Surgeons Sound the Alarm Against the New “Alienized Look”
Surgeons and nurses are speaking up in podcasts and on social media about the normalization of well-known faces distorted by extreme procedures: "What sort of twisted standard of beauty are we creating for younger generations?"
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