Worst celebrity plastic surgery of the past few years? (Friends, blues, picture)
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Any of the gals that have joker mouth now.....soo many of them with those nasty nasty lips....I cannot stand to look at them. Lisa Rizza (or however you spell it's name) used to be hot...ewwwww.
Sammy Sosa if you want to see someone into looking "whiter". Brace yourself.
Shannon Tweed. She was such a natural beauty.....just something now right anymore around her mouth area.
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Originally Posted by canibeyou
She's getting a Joker mouth! I noticed that the other night on "Family Jewels".
no kidding and she had not one but 2 face lifts filmed on the show.
The first one(not sure if it was her first one but was the first one shown) she didn't do well. Gene had one also and was home right away. Shannon had problems and was kept in the hospital for awhile. Within a season or two later she and her sister were having another one.
Shannon hasn't looked right or the same since. Pity too because she was really aging well and looked very nice--before.
Lara Flynn Boyle and Nicole Kidman have naturally chisled, lovely-shaped lips. I was SO disappointed when they went for groupie-fish look. I love full lips, too, but only when it's natural. Injections give a funny "puffy" look.
Whenever I look at 60's photos of Cher I think of how much I preferred her face back then, before she started her series of alterations. I haven't liked the way her face looks for decades.
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