However, she is not alone in the entertainment field to go this route. Many celebrities take time off to have various procedures done. Breast augmentation is a surgery many women select. Men may choose liposuction to complete their perfect body look. Many choose to have sculpturing to keep their youthful figure a few more years. As they age, facial surgery becomes an option. Defying age is the biggest concern.
The plastic surgery craze doesn't stop with the music or movie celebrities. Newscasters choose to have the surgery as well. On the news each night, they have their faces broadcast for all to see. In order to move up to better news locations, they often go under the knife to get a better face for the camera to love. Many choose to make the leap fresh out of college to avoid the rush, as they get older. With aging, hated lines and wrinkles appear. The time comes for more procedures to get the best appearance possible. Many have extended their broadcasting careers many years further with a simple face-lift.
Some choose plastic surgery for other reasons. Christina Applegate received news that she had a tumor in one of her breasts. She chose to have a double mastectomy. After the removal, the surgeon gave her implants to replace what she lost. All of this got on the news for all the right reasons. She made a choice for her long-term health. The reconstructive surgery was part of her treatment. In the end, she looked as good as before and could face life without the fear of returning cancer.
Some get on the news for all the wrong reasons however. Heidi Montag is the poster child for this. Some people get addicted to obtaining the perfect body. In addition, they choose to go through plastic surgery to get it. This is where people choose to have numerous procedures done at one time. Some people repeat this cycle many times. They are not happy with their first results and schedule their next round. Then they go in for the third, fourth, etc. This obsession has nothing to do with their looks. It is completely about their self-image. Many would get better results with counseling instead of surgery.
