Under the knife

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It's not uncommon for celebrities to go under the knife, but we bet you didn't have Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson on the list of people who have gotten plastic surgery. #DwayneJohnson #Actors #Movies

My Big Fat Fabulous Life star Whitney Way Thore occasionally makes headlines for going under the knife or using a weight loss drug to get back in shape. She has been constantly denying all the claims about using the quick way to get rid of the extra fat. The MBFFL celeb knows how to shut down rumors about her body, weight, and appearance.

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Hollywood has been pushing certain beauty standards on actresses for decades, dramatically impacting society’s views on aging. After all, most women at a certain age feel pressured to look a certain way and keep up with specific beauty expectations. Actress Patricia Arquette has gotten totally honest about the challenges she’s facing now that she’s in her 50s, and she wasn’t afraid to candidly share what she’s thinking about doing to keep up with her industry.

90 Day Fiance star Yara Zaya has been very open about her cosmetic procedures and surgeries. She went under the knife several times to get her ideal appearance. The TLC star raised many eyebrows for her insecurities about her looks.... Read more

Kevin Nash’s knee bears a striking resemblance to Frankenstein’s monster — and that’s good news for him. The WWE Hall of Famer went under the knife to replace a right knee he says has bothered him …

They never know when to quit!

Everyone wants to look their best and be attractive, that's just part of being human. Most of us take steps to improve our appearance like a fresh haircut, nice clothes, a healthy diet, and exercise, but what about those people who feel that isn't enough?Plastic surgery definitely has its uses in society, helping people heal, limit or improve scarring, burns, and wounds due to accidents, and more. But some people use it as an excuse to play with their appearance, and oftentimes, they take it…