Tales of celebrity plastic surgery…

Florida teen Stephanie Kuleba was a senior in high school, captain of her cheerleading squad and had her whole life ahead of her. Unfortunately she thought bigger boobs would make her life complete and underwent a breast augmentation surgery, which ultimately led to her death.

During the breast implant surgery, Stephanie went into malignant hyperthermia, which is a rare life-threatening condition that is triggered by exposure to certain drugs used for general anesthesia. The cosmetic surgery was performed by Stephen Schuster, who is a board certified plastic surgeon.

It just goes to show, no matter how good your plastic surgeon is or how much research you do, breast implants are a major surgical procedures and you could die. Are bigger boobs really worth the risk?

More on Stephanie Kuleba’s death here.

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What will plastic surgeons come up with next?! This girl had “dimple fabrication” surgery because she thinks dimples are cute.

I can honestly say that this is the 1st time I’ve ever heard of dimple fabrication. Interesting (in a really stupid way).

Ever wonder how to make a dimple surgically? Yeah, I know. Me neither, but here is a cosmetic surgeon explaining the dimple fabrication procedure anyways:

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Oh. Wow. Does this chick really think her fake ass looks good?

This women looks like a cartoon! I doubt that giggles and laughs are the reactions she was hoping to get after getting butt implants. If she only went half that size, she may have just looked like she had a nice muscular butt. Now? Not so much…

Can you image what this butt is going to look like in a few years when it starts sagging? Ew.

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Here is a video about a women who paid $5500 for butt implants, only to have them end up droopy and painful:





People that are unhappy with the results of their cosmetic surgeries are more common then most people realize. Plastic surgery disappointment is not very publicized because most people are too embarrassed by the outcome, or they don’t want people to know that they had plastic surgery in the first place.

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I saw the following talk show regarding teens and plastic surgery, and it made me so mad! What sort of cosmetic surgeon would operate on an insecure child? Teens bodies are still growing and changing, so I find it totally absurd that these doctors and parents would condone teens receiving plastic surgery.

What do you think? Should these parents be encouraging their children to have cosmetic surgery, or should they reassure them that they are beautiful the way they are?

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Some people feel that plastic surgery will fix all of their problems, but the problem is often more then just skin deep. For people with body dismorphia or those with addictive personalities, plastic surgery can quickly become an addiction.Here is one such case of plastic surgery addiction (as well as shopping addiction) as featured on the A&E television show “Intervention”:

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