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I would like to thank my cosmetic surgeon … Want to be the next “artificial beauty?” Well, then, move to China. In an effort to promote cosmetic surgery procedures, select cosmetic surgery hospitals in China are using real people to advertise. According to an article in Singapore’s Electric New Paper, nursing student Yang Min answered an ad for a free makeover (beating out 90 other women), with the grand prize being a head-to-toe transformation, or rather, 26 cosmetic procedures. After undergoing nose, chin and eye surgery to name a few, Min was officially unveiled as an “artificial beauty” this past September. See her before and after pictures here. And since the unveiling, she says, she’s been getting "wooed" a lot more. Can't say we're "wooed."
I would like to thank my cosmetic surgeon … Want to be the next “artificial beauty?” Well, then, move to China. In an effort to promote cosmetic surgery procedures, select cosmetic surgery hospitals in China are using real people to advertise. According to an article in Singapore’s Electric New Paper, nursing student Yang Min answered an ad for a free makeover (beating out 90 other women), with the grand prize being a head-to-toe transformation, or rather, 26 cosmetic procedures. After undergoing nose, chin and eye surgery to name a few, Min was officially unveiled as an “artificial beauty” this past September. See her before and after pictures here. And since the unveiling, she says, she’s been getting "wooed" a lot more. Can't say we're "wooed."
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