Midnight Mike
2008-02-23, 11:07 AM
I am going back to school, I found my calling! :lol:
Mink eyelashes, cleavage buffing, underarm Botox - how the stars are preparing for the Oscars
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/f ... ge_id=1879 (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=517637&in_page_id=1879)
Nip-Tuck
The months before the Oscars are the busiest in the cosmetic surgeon's diary. Dr Renato Calabria, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, pioneered the new One Stitch Facelift, which lifts loose facial skin and anchors it via one stitch under the hairline on each side of the face.
Glow
The most crowded waiting room pre-Oscars is at the Beverly Hills clinic of celebrity skin specialist Sonya Dakar - where stars line up for her signature £1,000 facial.
Last-Minute Lipo
Hair
Exercise
Diet
Eyelashes
Madonna recently sported custom fake eyelashes made from mink fur and diamonds. A single pair of mink eyelashes costs £5,000 and is good for only five to seven wearings.
Feet
Ever wondered how celebrities stand all night on the red carpet in 4in designer heels? They get stiletto foot surgery!
Smile
To prepare for their Oscar night close-ups, stars turn to cosmetic dentists for power bleaching. During the one-hour procedure, whitening gel is applied to teeth before the patient sits in front of a light that promotes absorption.
Cleavage Close-ups
Cosmetic dermatologist Dr Patricia Wexler uses Botox to tighten the skin on the breasts and create a younger-looking cleavage.
She even applies Botox under the breasts to give a sagging cleavage a much-needed lift.
Drugs
If all else fails, medicate. No matter how good you look, the pressure can be overwhelming. Many stars arrive on the red carpet armed with a pharmacy of prescription drugs stuffed in pockets and evening bags to ease anxiety.
Mink eyelashes, cleavage buffing, underarm Botox - how the stars are preparing for the Oscars
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/f ... ge_id=1879 (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/femail/article.html?in_article_id=517637&in_page_id=1879)
Nip-Tuck
The months before the Oscars are the busiest in the cosmetic surgeon's diary. Dr Renato Calabria, a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, pioneered the new One Stitch Facelift, which lifts loose facial skin and anchors it via one stitch under the hairline on each side of the face.
Glow
The most crowded waiting room pre-Oscars is at the Beverly Hills clinic of celebrity skin specialist Sonya Dakar - where stars line up for her signature £1,000 facial.
Last-Minute Lipo
Hair
Exercise
Diet
Eyelashes
Madonna recently sported custom fake eyelashes made from mink fur and diamonds. A single pair of mink eyelashes costs £5,000 and is good for only five to seven wearings.
Feet
Ever wondered how celebrities stand all night on the red carpet in 4in designer heels? They get stiletto foot surgery!
Smile
To prepare for their Oscar night close-ups, stars turn to cosmetic dentists for power bleaching. During the one-hour procedure, whitening gel is applied to teeth before the patient sits in front of a light that promotes absorption.
Cleavage Close-ups
Cosmetic dermatologist Dr Patricia Wexler uses Botox to tighten the skin on the breasts and create a younger-looking cleavage.
She even applies Botox under the breasts to give a sagging cleavage a much-needed lift.
Drugs
If all else fails, medicate. No matter how good you look, the pressure can be overwhelming. Many stars arrive on the red carpet armed with a pharmacy of prescription drugs stuffed in pockets and evening bags to ease anxiety.