A Chinese woman is set to undergo a series of plastic surgeries to make her look exactly like Hollywood actress Jessica Alba, according to Shanghai Daily. Full story

According to the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the number of plastic surgeries has increased by 300 percent over the last decade. On the other hand, Canadian scientists found that suicide and attempted suicide rates are typically higher among women who underwent a plastic surgery compared to other people. Full story

Pursuit of beauty may end up with dying. Ex-Miss Argentina Solange Magnano was admitted to hospital in a critical condition after cosmetic surgery. The-38-years-old mother of twins died of pulmonary embolism after three-day battle to save her life on Sunday. A close friend, Roberto Piazza said that the model was obsessed with staying young and beautiful looking as her career was declining. Full story

Our noses come first when we look at ourselves in a mirror, isn't it? “Oh gee, I don't like my nose!” – many of us go. And what about "others"? What would celebrities normally do, if they didn't like something about their appearance? That's right, they go to plastic surgeons! Could the shape of nose affect the celebrities' career? Of course it could! Feast your eyes with 8 successful examples of rhinoplasty. Full story

American actress and model Pamela Anderson – who’s now pushing 42 – has revealed she avoids looking in the mirror and hates her tabloid photos because they get her down. Hollywood celebrity with magnificent silicone bosom occasionally comments on her looks at her official web site. Recently Pamela wrote how she laughed bitterly at the photos capturing her sunbathing with the family on Hawaii. The model finds comfort in the fact that people can see she never went under knife or had Botox injections, though. Full story

It was always women who went under the knife and had all kinds of beauty treatments for body and face. Today's men, however, are rapidly catching up with women in plastic surgery. According to beauty experts, men are now “hanging up” on Botox. Five years ago, wrinkles in the forehead of a man in his forties were quite attractive and told about wisdom acquired with age. Today, men don’t want to look noticeably older than women of their age. Looking at magic changes in women, men also took a fancy for trying cosmetic achievements of mankind. Full story