When Celebrity Botox Goes Wrong, Stars Are Scary Looking!

Cosmetic surgeon San
Francisco
says that plastic surgery is not just the preserve of the
rich and famous celebrities these days. With the lower costs of
cosmetic procedures, people are taking advantage of cheap
operations abroad or cut price procedures,

botox Bay Area
, nose jobs,

facelift San Francisco
, breast augmentation, liposuction and etc are now options
for all of us. Sometimes though, we still need our peers to remind
us of what can go wrong if we over do it, says

tummy tuck Bay Area
patient.

There are many well publicized instances of celebrity plastic
surgery which has gone wrong such Melanie Griffith, Heidi Montag,
Tara Reid, Madonna and Kate Gosselin with her recent Botox
procedure.

Of course, for celebrities who wish to remain in the public
eye for as long as they are able, the option of botox and plastic
surgery is really a necessity and there are many instances of
successful interventions.

Kate Gosselin, 35, the former star of "Jon and Kate Plus 8,"
denies that she has started using Botox, despite signs to the
contrary.

A " source close to Gosselin" told People Magazine that "Kate
thinks it's hilarious that one photo of her with her eyebrows
raised has caused such a stir. It's ridiculous-she hasn't done
anything." In fact, more than one photo shows her with the typical
arched eyebrows of a woman with imbalanced Botox injections.

Whilst everybody hopes to grow old gracefully, it is amazing
how much effort is taken now to erase the appearance of ageing.
Thirty years ago, many women, and indeed men, would make regular
hair coloring their only concession to the onset of middle
age.

Today's image conscious generation make many more concessions
to ageing. The prevalence of Botox and arrival of cheaper plastic
surgery have prompted many to consider cosmetic surgery as the only
viable way of growing old gracefully. Certainly, the perfection of
our Hollywood inspired plastic society requires as much attention
to appearance as possible, to achieve an outward semblance of
beauty for as long as possible.