Comparing Plastic Surgery Cats
For some reason I found myself in a recent conversation about people who "go too far" with their plastic surgery. This led to Catwoman (aka, Jocelyn Wildenstein) and Catman (aka, Dennis Avner)...which then naturally led to comparisons.
So for those not in touch with these two cats, here goes your tutorial—according to the popular press & Google...
| Name | Catwoman (Jocelyn Wildenstein) | Catman (Dennis Avner) |
| Age | 68 | 50 |
| Reason Plastic for Surgery | Thought plastic surgery would help hold onto her husband | Is following his Huron roots and embracing his totem |
| What's been Done | Cheek Implants, Rhinoplasty, Lip Augmentation, Facelift, Eyelift, Chin Implant | Tattoos, stud implants for whiskers, Cheek Implants, Brow & Forehead Implants, Filing & Crowns for Teeth, Ear Surgery, Silicone injections, Bifurcated upper lip |
| Cost of Plastic Surgery | Rumored millions | Rumored $200,000+ |
| Romantic Life | Seen earlier in year with Lloyd Klein, a fashion designer | Reportedly stated he's "seeing a couple of women" though they "don't understand" him |
It's hard to look at both without having some opinion--and I also recently watched a psychologist on Animal Planet ask the question in reference to Catman, "How far is too far? When is a line crossed...and who determines that line? whose line is it?" Food for thought.
Aside from stating that I'm a dog person so the cat look wouldn't be for me (and no, I won't visit a plastic surgeon with a picture of a schnauzer as inspiration), my only concern is that some of the work you see here was done out of the US, because according to Catman, it wasn't allowed here. With good reason...
posted by Nancy at RealSelf
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24 Jan 2009
I have to wonder if they have emotional/psychological issues. Who would do this to their face? It's okay to reject society's overall view of what's attractive, but this colors WAY outside the lines.