New Hollywood Trend Has Celebrities Getting Baby Pig Semen Injections To Look Younger
Celebrities and movie stars in Hollywood and Los Angeles are always on the cutting edge of treatments to make themselves appear younger and sexier. From lip injectionsÂ to smoothing out crowâs-feet, there arenât many things that some celebrities wonât try to keep their famous-faces looking ageless. A new trend in Hollywood has emerged in the last several months, as doctors report that many A-list stars are now skipping the toxins of chemicals like Botox and injecting a much more natural substance -Â baby pig semen.âBaby pig semen is an all-natural way to smooth out age lines, especially in the face and hands,â said Dr. Aaron Silver, plastic surgeon atÂ the Goldsmith Medical Center in Los Angeles. âWe inject a small amount around the eyes, lips, in the cheeks, or anywhere else that someone would want tighter, smoother skin. Over the course of several weeks, and approximately 3-5 injections, the loose skin becomesÂ completely rejuvenated.âThe treatments are still awaiting full FDA approval, but that doesnât make it illegal for the semen to be injected by a trained professional.âDr. Silver has given me the semen injections several times,â said a Hollywood legend who wished to remain anonymous. âMy eyes look like they did when I was 25. I feel so much better about my looks ever since I started getting these injections. Botox is so harsh, and so noticeable. I had my lips done with Botox about a decade ago, and I havenât felt a damn kiss since. Semen is so much less abrasive on the body. Iâm a big fan of it.ââI know that many people are concerned about the health risks of injecting animal semen into their body, but I can assure everyone, itâs much safer than injecting an actual poison, like Botox â assuming it is done by a trained professional,â said Silver. âI donât advise anyone to go out to their local farms and start jacking off pigs and shooting themselves up. Leave it to the doctors.âSilver said that the pig semen injections began in rural Asia sometime in the late 90s, and only recently began being performed in Europe and the United States. There are also several companies developing pig semen creams and salves for mass market production.Â