Demi Moore looks great and plastic surgery has been involved. The last time she had any I don’t know, but she has flirted with the knife. She denied it recently. I figure that she was misquoted.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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Demi Moore – No Plastic Surgery?
Share on FacebookThe Hollywood star, 46, has managed to stay looking like a woman in her twenties for two decades, prompting speculation that she has spent at least £200,000 remodeling her face and body.
But in an interview in with French Marie Clare, Moore flatly denied that she had ever had any surgery.
I am confused. I remember blogging on a report that she admitted to a $600,000 bill from her plastic surgery. Maybe she meant that she hadn’t had any plastic surgery lately when she spoke recently? In looking at her pictures over the years, it is obvious that she has had work…very good work, but work.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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Demi Moore – $600,000 on Plastic Surgery?!
Share on FacebookKatie Price at Hollywood Tuna – She did have those “bags” downsized a while back.
Kim Kardashian at Daily Stab – What else is she going to talk about?
Demi Moore at Lainey Gossip – The assumption here might be a bit wild, but maybe.
A British woman dying of cancer plans to spend about $55,000 on plastic surgery so she can go to the grave looking like her idol, Demi Moore, London’s Daily Mirror reports. Lisa Connell, 29, will fund the surgery with the money her mother had saved to pay for her daughter’s wedding. The procedures will include liposuction, a breast enhancement, an eyebrow lift, and work on her skin and teeth.
She seems very attractive by the images I see with the story. The “to look like Demi Moore” part is a bit disturbing. Mrs Moore is not so thrilled about the idea either.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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Dr D’s “Why Would A Plastic Surgeon Ever Say NO?”
Share on FacebookFrom Hello magazine:
Do you get irritated by all the rumours suggesting you paid $3 million for surgical procedures on your face and body?
“Yes, it’s irritating – and it’s also not true. But to fight it feels futile because it just perpetuates the myth. The truth is I have no problem with enhancing one’s looks or fixing something that’s changed. It’s always an option, but I can’t see me ever getting something like that done.”
I think she was probably refuting the price tag, not the surgery. Really how could anyone spend that much or maybe I should re-phrase to say I would like to apply to be her surgeon. 
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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“Demi Moore $600,000 On Plastic Surgery?” Post
Share on FacebookThere are reports of Demi Moore having spent between $400,000 and $600,000 worth of plastic surgery. That includes breast implants, collagen injections, liposuction and a $12,000 procedure to lift sagging skin around her knees.”
She pays much more than the average patient at Beverly Hills prices, but it is still pretty amazing.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
A post on ICYDK.com today asks the age old question (or so it seems) of whether or not Demi Moore is more natural than plastic.
Who cares?
People are not diminished by good plastic surgery. Demi has had some good plastic surgery. She also happens to have some very nice “God-given” features.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
This article claims that “cosmetic surgeons” predict that Demi had had the following:
• Liposuction to her hips, inner and outer thighs and stomach – £16,000
• Beast (sic) implants for 1996 film Striptease – £11,000
• Subsequent operation to reduce her breast implants and have a breast lift – £9,500
• Brow lift – £3,600
• Chemical facial skin peel – £10,000
• Collagen injections (per course) – £200
• Teeth veneered and laser whitening – £6,200
• A long-term diet and fitness routine, including nutritionist, personal trainer, yoga instructor and kick-boxing champion – £165,000
Total: £226,500
[equivalent cost is about $425,000]
I don’t know what images they reviewed to determine this, but I think she got soaked on the peel.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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