Can You Get A Red-Carpet Look?

Plastic surgery has pretty much been synonymous with celebrities since the beginning. While divas such as Lady Gaga extol the virtue of being “Born This Way,” a lot of people are turning to cosmetic procedures to look a little better. It is certainly no secret that high profile music and movie personalities cause fans to search out surgeries to try and capture that Walk of Fame look. Some A-List stars that have the highest reference in cosmetic surgery consultations include Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lopez and reality TV stars Kim Kardashian.

Here is a rundown of the most popular procedures and the end results that many plastic surgery patients desire:

Facial Implants

For patients looking for Lady Gagas contoured bone structure may want to consider cheek and chin implants. These will give the patient those high cheekbones and defined facial features.

Lip Augmentation

Collagen used to be the filler of choice, but if you are looking for the fullness of Angelina Jolies lips; a filler such as hyaluronic acid.

Rhinoplasty

Brad Pitts nose is a popular request in cosmetic surgery circles.

Liposuction

We all want to have washboard abs like Jennifer Aniston or hip-hop artist LL Cool J. Various methods of liposuction can strip away fat to expose the underlying muscles.

Gluteal Implants

Who wouldnt want a butt like Kim Kardashian or Jennifer Lopez? Implants to lift and re-shape the butt are also popular procedures.

Gynecomastia

Guys who want a beach-ready body that features a set of ripped pectorals often get a procedure to reduce the fatty tissues in the pecs area in order to achieve a highly defined chest profile.

While the phenomenon of celebrity worship is hardly novel, it is important to note that individuals are unique and that not all features will look natural on everyone. Furthermore, the first step in seeking a realistic result from any cosmetic procedure is encouraged to discuss their options and determine likely outcomes with their plastic surgeon.