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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19812, 2 December 1919, Page 9

. Plastic surgery lias advanced amazingly since the commencement of tho war (says the Gentlewoman, l ,’) ;nxtl there are women who really believe that, in these days, they may bo made beautiful for ever. In Paris they call t being mado over. Wrinkles are reuoved while yon wait, snub noses urhed into Roman or Grecian ones louths that droop at the corners are visted up to smile. and cheeks areled out. Oh! people, but chiefly raerieans, are flocking to the beauty Hours, and one out of every four is man ! A very lovely foreigner, who as lived here for a long time’ and ■'hose children have been born in’ Lonhm, wont to Paris with an equally lovely friend year ago, and both returned ■vith nose?, that had hitherto been de-t.-i'tbed as irregular, fashioned into pure Grecian ones. ■ This was twelve years ;go Their pro tile-- are still eliarmitm. Hie operaf ion cost each, a small fortune.