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ACTRESS Leslie Ash has said she would "never say never" about having more cosmetic surgery despite her botched "lip job" in 2002.
In a TV documentary to be screened later this month, the Men Behaving Badly star investigates regulation of the industry and attitudes toward plastic surgery.

Note: Cosmetic Surgery is becomming a Fad in the entertainment industry.

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* Last Updated: 07 September 2008 10:11 PM
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* Location: Edinburgh

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