March 22, 2013 Our very favorite plastic surgery expert Dr. Michael Workman visits the Key studios this morning to answer all of you plastic surgery questions!
Will Lady Gaga stay born this way? Last week, the ‘Marry the Night’ singer shared a photo of herself on Twitter, all snug in bed. The photo has set off a storm of chatter about the Mother Monster’s lips, which were puffy and pillowy. The so-called “trout pout” has the media speculating: Did Lady Gaga have plastic surgery? Did she get her lips injected with plumping fillers?
Lindsay Lohan has packed a lot of hard living into her 25 years. And the wear and tear of a tabloid lifestyle shows in this “face morph” video that tracks Lilo from infancy to the present day.
A transgender woman was arrested in Miami for performing medical procedures without a license. She’s also charged with causing great bodily harm cause by her phony enhancement procedures, where she injected a mixture containing Fix-A-Flat, a tire inflator and sealant, into her patients.
Two plastic surgeons, one goal.
An easy way to think of it is that Dr. Workman does the surgeries from the shoulders down, while Dr. Robinson does most of his work from the neck up. For most people, deciding to have plastic or reconstructive surgery can be an important and, ultimately, life-changing decision
While millions of Americans struggle without health insurance, Kim Kardashian put the system to good use by getting a frivolous butt X-ray on Sunday’s episode of ”Keeping Up with the Kardashians.’
Kim had her rump X-rayed as a way to prove she’s never had butt implants. By way of comparison, the doctor first showed an X-ray of sister Kourtney’s surgically enhanced chest. But, Kim’s x-ray showed no implants of any kind.
Insert sigh of relief here: ABC News is reporting that Britney Campbell, an 8-year-old pageant queen whose mother admitted to giving her Botox injections, has been removed from her home.
Britney's mother, Kerry Campbell, is currently being investigated by Child Protective Services. Britney is said to be "doing well," according to 'Good Morning America' correspondent Lara Spencer.
