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As a result of a flood of attention and emails from America, Kardashian released this statement on her blog:
“I’ve been getting lots of emails and comments regarding the botox episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians so I wanted to address this today to clear some things up.
On the show you saw I had some bruising around my eyes after the procedure, which is totally natural, but because I hadn’t looked into the side effects, I freaked out. In no way was Dr. Kassabian a bad doctor… it wasn’t a botched job at all!!
I am not against botox, and I would never judge anyone else for getting any kind of surgical or non surgical procedure, but I think when you’re young there are other ways you can look after your skin, and some amazing products on the market, like Fusion Beauty’s Illumifill, that help keep you looking young and beautiful. Botox just wasn’t necessary for me at this age.”
Besides the obvious paid product placement, I feel Kardashian handled the matter well. She admitted she didn’t appropriately prepare and that she over-reacted.
My money still is on that shell go back for another syringe though!













So I must confess I started subscribing to OK! Magazine because of Bethenny Frankel’s new column Bethenny Dishes, but I have been pleasantly surprised to find that the magazine has turned out very reliable and satisfying for celebrity plastic surgery gossip.
Coming out tomorrow, Thursday, May 27, 2010 Kendra Wilkinson Baskett (The Girls Next Door), Kim Kardashian (Keeping Up with the Kardashians) and Audrina Patridge (The Hills) will be the magazine cover celebrities enticing their cover story about the plastic surgery secrets the stars don’t want their fans to know about!
Frank Ryan, M.D., Beverly Hills, (known mostly as Heidi Montag’s surgeon) said that celebrities will gush about their procedures and doctors to their fellow A-list friends, however, they “don’t want anyone to know” (ie their fans) that their perfection does not in fact come from exercise, a healthy diet and good genetics. “There’s a myth to maintain, that they’re special, just naturally beautiful,” he says in the article.
Here in the office Alix, Olivia and I are dying in anticipation about what sort of gossip OK! is going to reveal tomorrow, and as usual, we will read, research and report back for you all!
So check back!










