Haute MD: The “Pippa Middleton” Plastic Surgery Procedure

Of all the The Royal wedding memorabilia, the “Pippa Middleton butt lift” has to be the most unique. The obsession with the Duchess Catherine’s younger sister has inspired many to request a royal bottom resembling hers.
Miami based plastic surgeon Dr. Constantino Mendieta called Pippa Middleton the “new queen of the booty” and compared her small frame to other backside diva’s known for bum like Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian. One cosmetic surgery clinic even has coined the procedure “The Pip Package Perfect Posterior.” If you are not up for paying approximately $12,000 for the procedure, you can always try one of these options, depending on your derriere of choice. And perhaps, in the interest of ratings, TLC should consider a name change for their August 9th special “Crazy for Pippa” to “Crazy for Pippa’s Arse.”
Patients who recently underwent the knife for the Pippa Middleton butt lift may be disappointed to learn of recent suspicions that Pippa may indeed have padded her royal rump on that fateful day when the image of her small hourglass figure was shot.
Contrary to popular belief, cosmetic surgery and plastic surgery are not one in the same. The difference between the two types is slight, but knowledge of said distinction will help you when choosing a surgeon for a procedure.
Celebrities who looked better BEFORE plastic surgery seems to be quite the popular topic these days.
Last week, the New York Times posted a story in their online health section about the rise of plastic surgery amongst seniors. The article introduced us to a woman in California named Marie Kolstad. Kolstad, who recently had a breast lift with implants, is a widow who works full time as a property m...
As you’ve probably noticed, the general population seems to be looking thinner and younger each year. No coincidence here, as the rates of cosmetic surgery have seriously skyrocketed, and continue to increase year after year.
While most people expected newlyweds Prince William and Kate to mark their first New Years as a married couple with a lavish celebraton with Prince Charles and Camilla in Scotland, Pippa Middleton had another plan in mind.
A recent Huffington Post story by Dr Michael Yaremchuk, Chief of Craniofacial Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital, addressed the growing trend of medical tourism—aka, traveling across international borders for medical procedures.
It was bound to happen. With plastic surgery becoming more and more common, it was only a matter of time before mates starting taking to the OR together.
Battersea’s Bunga Bunga – the brainchild of Charlie Gilkes, 27, and Duncan Stirling,30, the pair behind Sloane Avenue’s speakeasy Barts and Eighties themed nightclub Maggies – has announced its new, later opening hours.
Is the older set spending some of its retirement money on cosmetic surgery? According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the answer is yes.