A plastic surgeon has written this unusual book. It's about Indian celebs wanting to go under the knife to perpetuate their careers through their looks. Not surprisingly, no body part has been left out, and no technique. Names are disguised, of course, but some are guessable.
Shows that this is a need- almost hunger-like in its intensity, and will keep many a plastic surgeon/cosmetologist busy. A nice read, because there is his story at the bottom of it- a romance too, between a Dilliwala Panju and a girl from the North East who marries him. Very truthful, shows the downside for both patient and surgeon when things go wrong. And some unethical practices too.
There are benefits, of course, for the celebs, and some non-celebs-accident or burn cases, for example. Worth a read! Author-Jas Kohli.
Some gyan about how marketing is necessary too, particularly Word-of-mouth.
Shows that this is a need- almost hunger-like in its intensity, and will keep many a plastic surgeon/cosmetologist busy. A nice read, because there is his story at the bottom of it- a romance too, between a Dilliwala Panju and a girl from the North East who marries him. Very truthful, shows the downside for both patient and surgeon when things go wrong. And some unethical practices too.
There are benefits, of course, for the celebs, and some non-celebs-accident or burn cases, for example. Worth a read! Author-Jas Kohli.
Some gyan about how marketing is necessary too, particularly Word-of-mouth.
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