Five well-known faces are currently searching for tenants for their homes, both in the country and across the pond.

Dr. Mokhtar Asaadi has developed a way to give patients the results they desire—results not possible to get from a traditional abdominoplasty. A leading New York plastic surgeon with 29 years of experience, Dr. Asaadi’s technique achieves flatter, firmer results than the one traditionally performed can attain.

Regardless of how much debt people are in or how much money they need to save, they somehow still make room in their wallets for cosmetic procedures. So it’s no wonder that worldwide spending on cosmetic surgery is between a stifling $30 billion and $40 billion a year.

The tabloids have been abuzz on the topic of Jonny Depp frequenting the UK island Isle of Wight for months now. Frequent sightings of the actor on the island have garnered much interest, and now it is believed that he purchased a place on the island.

California doctor Gregg Homer of Stroma Medical is taking cosmetic surgery to a new level. For $5,000, you can toss your colored contacts and get Homer’s laser procedure, permanently changing brown eyes to blue.

Jennifer Aniston just sprung for her third New York apartment this year alone. $9 million dollars later, the celeb is the new owner of a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half Gramercy Park apartment.

Doctors are exploring the possibilities and options of using frozen fat, as opposed to fresh fat, in transfers. The question is, do the two types heed the same results?

Is the older set spending some of its retirement money on cosmetic surgery? According to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the answer is yes.

The second most expensive house to ever be sold in San Francisco just went for a cool $29.5 million. Located on “Billionaire’s Row,” the expansive 11,000 square foot estate features six bedrooms, an outdoor pool and incredible views of the city.