A newspaper called AM New York had an article last week titled, “From No Job to Nose Job”. (Which I guess is better than from “Nose job to No Job”. Which I think would make a good name for a Jennifer Grey biopic.)
Looks like Baby put Baby’s career in a corner. (Yes, that’s really Jennifer Grey.)
Dr. Mauro Romita, a NY plastic surgeon is quoted in the article as saying, “If you look older than you are and you look tired, people may not think you can handle a busy schedule.”
Personally, I think the more tired one looks, the more obvious it should be that they work their ass off and are presently handling a busy schedule. Unfortunately, corporate America doesn’t seem to be buying into my perfectly good logic.
To me, plastic surgery seems like a drastic measure to try to look “more energetic” and “less tired”. Hasn’t anyone ever heard of something called a good night’s sleep?
Speaking of, here’s my secret for sleeping like there’s no tomorrow. It’s called a mattress topper.
Before I got one, I’d toss and turn more than a pair of dice on a Vegas Craps table. No matter how expensive a mattress I got, I'd still be uncomfortable and wake up in pain.
The mattress topper put an end to all that. It’s made with memory foam. (I got the 4” thick one.) It perfectly forms to the body, so your body sinks in the exact right amount, but not so much that you feel like you’re in quicksand fighting for your life.
Anyone else a mattress topper fan?

I LOVE my memory foam mattress pad. It totally warrants a review on a beauty blog, IMO. Here's mine:
http://www.beautybloggingjunkie.com/2008/10/better-beauty-sleep-recommendation.html
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Posted by: Amber | April 21, 2009 at 10:42 AM
Hey Amber,
Wow the Target one is only $90. That's amazing.
Thanks!
jenny
Posted by: jenny | April 21, 2009 at 10:51 AM
Jenny - My husband and I use ONLY memory foam mattress toppers from Overstock.com!! We finally got rid of the bed completely because it always seemed to turn into a hammock, and now we use a 4-inch topper with a 2-inch topper underneath it on top of a platform. It turns out to be the BEST BED I've ever slept on. We absolutely love it. We used to use two 4-inch ones, but we found that was actually too squishy for our tastes. I feel so close!!
Posted by: barbie | April 23, 2009 at 08:51 AM
My name is Katie, and I'm a foamaholic.
Posted by: Katie | April 23, 2009 at 10:48 AM
Hey Barbie,
That's would happen to me. My bed would get a huge valley in it. I never thought of just using two toppers. Brilliant.
Jenny
Posted by: jenny | April 23, 2009 at 10:53 AM
Katie, I'll join your foamaholic support group if you start one. I'm definitely an addict.
jenny
Posted by: jenny | April 23, 2009 at 10:54 AM
Face surgery just to get a job?
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Posted by: Lise charmel lingerie | August 16, 2009 at 09:38 AM
well i prefer having a plastic surgery than no job at all, but i think it will give you an edge in applying for a job cause looking good for a job is a nice thing for the employers. "Hired on the SPOT, no questions asked" :XD
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Posted by: Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon | November 06, 2009 at 06:59 PM
Of course it depends on the kind on job you are applying for, but yes if is for a better salary and better career is ok to do it.
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I think that everything goes when one is job hunting, specially an eye correction surgery, your sight is the most important part.
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After hearing people argue over the environmental costs of "paper"
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It’s appalling that the media is acknowledging this topic . There are much larger issues to focus on right now, other than someone’s botched plastic surgery job. Heidi Montag is a self proclaimed “celebrity” and I’m quite confused to why we even speak about her anymore. “The Hills” has been over for some time now. Let her do as she pleases, she is no role model, she has no major films under her belt; she is an attention craving spoiled brat who has nothing but a MTV reality show to put on her resume. Maybe if her husband gave her the attention she is looking for, she wouldn’t have Whoopi Goldberg’s panties in a bunch. Stop wasting money on changing your appearance and invest in a personality. I hope she becomes the reason young girls love themselves. To stay in school, to get a real job, to realize that all looks and no brains will get you no where. I think a wise man once said "more money, more problems", when you can spend money on such ludicrous things, its too much money. Look up to someone who has done something more notable then have meltdowns on national TV.
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