like appearance and has also had upper and lower eyelid surgery, a brow-lift, face-lift, lip-plumping injections, fat grafting and cheek implants. But the 77-year-old said she is not yet finished with plastic surgery. Wildenstein cites her Swiss background for her ‘high cheek bones and long hair’ and her husband for her feline features. These aren’t the only extreme causes, there are thousands more that are both made known to the public and those that are yet to be found out. In a more materialistic world, after the one and only Kim Kardashian’s iconic derrière was idolized, several young girls decided that they too wanted butt implants to achieve her curvaceous look, proving how quickly plastic fever catches and spreads. In the UK, there was an increase of plastic surgeries and cosmetic procedures in 2015, but the percentage was a lot lower in 2016. So is plastic surgery really becoming the ‘new normal’ or are people slowly but surely trying to accept their natural appearance? The numbers prove that there are a lot fewer people going under the knife now than those in previous years, but with a rise in extreme causes, god knows what’s going on in the world.
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