Patients who recently underwent the knife for the Pippa Middleton butt lift may be disappointed to learn of recent suspicions that Pippa may indeed have padded her royal rump on that fateful day when the image of her small hourglass figure was shot.

Last week, the New York Times posted a story in their online health section about the rise of plastic surgery amongst seniors. The article introduced us to a woman in California named Marie Kolstad. Kolstad, who recently had a breast lift with implants, is a widow who works full time as a property manager and leads a very active social life. Doesn’t sound too shocking until you factor in that she is 83.

Of all the The Royal wedding memorabilia, the “Pippa Middleton butt lift” has to be the most unique. The obsession with the Duchess Catherine’s younger sister has inspired many to request a royal bottom resembling hers.

A self-proclaimed product and service junky, I often come across “stuff” that leave me speechless. I’ll let you be the final judge, but here’s a list of this weeks top winners in my book ranging from complete gluttony to complete perfection.

A study in the Journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons revealed that an alarmingly high percentage of patients seeking rhinoplasty display symptoms of body dysmorphic disorder, or BDD. The disorder, which is often called “imagined ugliness,” is characterized by an unnatural fixation on one’s appearance. The difference between someone who is self-conscious about a particular feature versus someone who has BDD is that the disorder severely interferes with daily functioning.

Plastic Surgeon and author Dr Anthony Youn (frequent guest of Rachael Ray) recently revealed 13 very popular procedures that may or may not surprise you. The following is a list and a brief explanation of what they are:

Watch out “Blackberry thumb” there’s a new syndrome in town. And it’s a malady of the…neck kind?

Last week Groupon’s Deal of the Day in Paris was a discounted breast augmentation. In addition to the 54% off deal, buyers would be allowed to pay in two installments (insert joke here).