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Cheek definition: What surgery has Courtney Love had? (photos)

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summerrayneApr 7, 2017

Obviously she's had her nose done, but any idea what else? I'm mostly curious how she "changed" her skin tone, her skin used to be pink-ish and now it's fair/flawless. Is this from a laser treatment, or? Also, any idea how she got her cheeks more defined? Thanks so much

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