Cosmetics
An ornate silver hand-mirror is the only tool Wendy Lewis requires for her peculiarly modern line of work. Visitors to her New York or London office are asked to gaze at their reflection and expound on what it is that ails them. A too prominent nose perhaps? Drooping eyelids? Or perhaps a pencil-thin mouth which they would prefer resembled Salvador Dal''s voluminous lip sofa. The quest for eternal youth has taken a perplexing turn. Suddenly there are myriad choices for those who seek to mitigate the ravaging effects of time, from glycolic acid-peels to fat transfers, Botox injections to laser resurfacing, browlifts to liposuction. But exploring the plastic-fantastic realm can be a stab in the dark, and with increasingly devastating results. A new professional has emerged to help patients make sensible choices: the cosmetic-surgery consultant. Wendy Lewis has been called "the Zagat guide to cosmetic surgery", yet she acts more like a Sherpa to this decidedly complex world, helping individuals locate Dr Right, arranging private nurses and post-surgery treatments and smoothing over any accompanying anxiety with her winning bedside manner. Unlike some consultants, Lewis is not affiliated wit
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Approximate Word count = 1996
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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