Obsessed facelift in Hollywood

In the world of celebrities began a whole epidemic of non-surgical facelift, which is why the faces of some stars began to resemble pillows. Psychologists believe that this is signs of dysmorphia - a mental disorder.

Charming sexy blonde Cameron Diaz, star of films "There's Something About Mary" and "Knight and Day" recently looks very strange. Face - like pads that whipped, like a chipmunk cheeks, eyes narrowed to slits. Western journalists are brought together Cameron in the so-called "club of stars with persons pillows."

Take as Sharon Osbourne, which was photographed last week - here's another worthy member of this club. For 58-year-old ladies to have a smooth skin on the face, like the ass baby, very strange. The same can boast of Kylie Minogue, Priscilla Presley, Daryl Hannah, Nicole Kidman and Linda Evans. All these beautiful women rejuvenated somehow miraculously.

Speaking of which, we suspect, what exactly. Diet and exercise are absolutely nothing in common. All of them took advantage of various cosmetic fillers for the face, the most popular of which is the Botox . In the UK alone, beauty clinics offer 147 options fillers.

We have entered an era where the demand causes women to stay young to go to any extremes. No matter how ridiculous and terrible the consequences will be. Just to get rid of "old age." Take this word in quotation marks, because "old age" among the celebrities already started counting the age of 25 years - at this stage of many stars for the first time resorted to Botox and other fillers.

Psychotherapist Diane Parkinson knows what's going on in the head of some celebrities: "It's called dysmorphia   - When a person does not see the beauty in your own face. Stars see only the wrinkles that need to get rid of. They do not realize how ridiculous look after surgery. We see them for themselves and they see others. It is a mental disorder, alas. "

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