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M$1
February 12, 2009 03:31 PM
How far would you be willing to go for "cosmetic enhancement"?
Two women reportedly suffered organ failure after they were given injections into their buttocks by Sharhonda Lindsay. Would you ever consider having this type of procedure done? Lindsay was NOT a physician, and may be facing jail time as a result.
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| February 13, 2009 12:29 AM |
I wouldn't pay for plumper buttocks, but that doesn't mean I'm against cosmetic procedures - if Botox was a little cheaper and lasted longer, I'd knock people out of my way getting to the dermatologist. But you can bet I'd never let anyone near me with any kind of needle that I don't both trust and know is actually a doctor.
If I had the cash to blow, I'd definitely have work done. (To be realistic, unless I win big on the scratch-offs or something...) But I wouldn't accept so much as a water pill without some framed degrees, a white coat, and an established practice.
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February 12, 2009 04:01 PM
This procedure is not that bad, but don't think it's something I would do. Although I'm not afraid of it, yet there are other procedures that can be better for you, or things that can prevent this kind of procedure, at least so I'm told. I don't think this is a necessary procedure.
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February 13, 2009 11:40 PM
I would hope she'd receive jail time for this; one of her "patients" experienced total kidney failure as a result of this procedure. I'm sure there's a safer way to undergo it, but no thanks...as much as i hate working out (and I don't have much of a backside to speak of), I would hire a personal trainer to build up any area I might want to be "enhanced." But to be fair, I would likely not be looking to get the same kind of results as these two women were hoping for, so it's kind of like comparing apples to, like, snozberries...
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