Who's Got The Duck Lips?
Stars, then and now, by Elizabeth Snead in the LA Times. (Click on the "next photo" link over the picture.)
Those plastic surgeons are busy!

Who's Got The Duck Lips?
Stars, then and now, by Elizabeth Snead in the LA Times. (Click on the "next photo" link over the picture.)
Those plastic surgeons are busy!
With all those duck lips, LA must be full of quack doctors. Doctors high on quack?
I'm reaching here, aren't I?
BlogDog at November 9, 2008 9:24 AM
Maybe it helps them with chewing vegetarian food?!?
Robert W. at November 9, 2008 11:07 AM
If I were a star and made my living partially through my appearance, would I have plastic surgery? Of course - but I'd find a damned good plastic surgeon. Yes, they exist. All of you probably know people who have had plastic surgery that you've never suspected, because 1) they picked good doctors and 2) they weren't trying to look half their ages. Oh, and 3) they weren't trying to fix years of drug and alcohol use, constant partying, and sun overexposure. Sorry if I sound like a Puritan here - I'm for decriminalization of drugs and against health fascists - but the fact is, after a certain age, clean living, or the lack thereof, shows up on your face.
I feel really sorry for the stars who no longer look recognizably human. I'd put Melanie Griffith into that category. Marrying a hot younger guy isn't a good thing if you feel the need to get yourself hacked up on a constant basis so you don't show any lines or wrinkles. (Madonna is another one in this category. Seeing her reminds me of the old saying that after a certain age you have to choose between your derriere and your face. Fillers only do so much.)
marion at November 9, 2008 1:41 PM
Amy Alkon
http://www.advicegoddess.com/archives/2008/11/09/whos_got_the_du.html#comment-1603959">comment from marionI'm with you on that, Marion. I plan to just age, and stay out of the sun so I won't have to have somebody surgically clothespin my chin behind my ears, but I'm all for people doing whatever works for them. Looking 10 years younger (as a plastic surgery goal) probably won't turn women scary. But, I see too many women around these parts with what I call "cat face" -- some upper facial stretching that gives them a cat-eyed look. And then there are those lips that look like two chaise lounges. There should be plastic surgery advisors to give a second opinion to people considering it.
Amy Alkon
at November 9, 2008 1:59 PM
Damn. Laura Flynn Boyle really looked scary. Aliens scary. That maw looks dangerous. Vagina dentata without the vagina.
The thing is, youth worship is just silly. I've been taking Ben Franklin's advice since I was 19.
Was he serious or jesting? You decide. Nevertheless, older women can rock your world. A few have shaken mine to bits.
And you have to laugh at this line: so that covering all above with a Basket, and regarding only what is below the Girdle, it is impossible of two Women to know an old one from a young one. And as in the Dark all Cats are grey.
In the dark, all cats are grey. Heh.
According to my old San Diego MCRD DI, a woman's race is likewise irrelevant, since all pussy is pink inside.
Wisdom of the ages, I say.
Jeff at November 9, 2008 10:50 PM
Courtney Love looks scary, too. But then, that's normal for her. The only one who looked better (IMO) was Lindsey Lohan. And as far as Angelina goes, her lips have always been big, so I think hers are real. Everybody else wants to be her. Not me, I'll keep my skinny lips.
Sandy at November 10, 2008 1:44 PM
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