Why I had a bodylift
Lucinda Ellery, 49, has spent £30,000 perfecting her body and was the first woman in Britain to undergo the controversial Total Body Lift. This radical procedure involves almost severing the body in half to remove excess skin and tighten the stomach, thighs and buttocks. But, despite nearly dying on the operating table and being left in excruciating pain, she's still determined to have more surgery.Here, Lucinda, from Richmond, Surrey, who has three grown-up children, Mickey, 27, Chris, 26, and Dax, 24, explains why she can't resist going under the knife.   Look here too...  
Often I see myself as two people. The 'Before Me' was an ugly, frizzy haired, fat girl with no self esteem, and the 'After Me' is a blonde, slim sex siren who turns heads whenever she walks into a room. Obviously I prefer the 'After Me', but I'm still a work in progress. Looking good is the main driving force in my life. But instead of buying a new dress or fancy make-up, I've invested in cosmetic surgery. I don't think there's anything wrong with it if it makes you feel good.
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