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"  6000 to 3400 BC: Natives of India and Egypt tinker around with nose shaping \u2014 apparently vanity is the oldest vice.  1700s: British physicians visit India and discover the rhinoplasty techniques that would eventually become the modern-day nose job. They bring these procedures back to the Western world.  1940s: Japanese prostitutes, believing that larger breasts will attract American servicemen, experiment with breast augmentation. They inject themselves with non-medical grade silicon, paraffin, and other substances such as sponges.  1951: Sir Harold Gillies, an otolaryngologist from New Zealand, performs the very first male-to-female sex change operation.  1962: Texas native Timmie Jean Lindsey becomes the first woman to receive silicone breast implants. Lindsey had wanted to have her ears pinned back but couldn&amp;#039;t afford the surgery. She agreed to undergo the augmentation in exchange for ear surgery. In 2007, she spoke out saying she regretted the procedure.  1993: Jennifer Grey, who catapulted to fame as Baby in Dirty Dancing, undergoes rhinoplasty to reshape her famous hooked nose. She emerges unrecognizable with a small, delicate nose. She later admitted: &amp;quot;I went in the operating room a celebrity \u2014 and came out anonymous. It was like being in a witness protection program or being invisible.&amp;quot;  1996: Pamela Anderson, already known for both her skimpy Baywatch lifeguard swimsuits and large set of implants, has her first child and announces that she is able to breast-feed \u2014 proving to the world that a pocket of silicon doesn&amp;#039;t hinder the mother-child bond.  2003:  Nip/Tuck premieres on FX. The show, which ran for seven seasons, portrays the sordid lives of two fictitious cosmetic surgeons in Miami. It quickly becomes the highest-rated basic cable series of all time.  2006: Actress Tara Reid becomes a tabloid sensation after confessing that she underwent multiple plastic surgeries including breast augmentation and liposuction procedures that &amp;quot;went wrong,&amp;quot; resulting in deformities.  2009: Reality star Heidi Montag has ten plastic surgeries in a single day, including brow-lifts, ear-pinnings, a chin reduction, and a second rhinoplasty and breast augmentation. In December 2010, she expressed regret over the procedures, saying: &amp;quot;Surgery ruined my career and my personal life... I wish I could jump into a time machine and take it all back. Instead, I&amp;#039;m always going to feel like Edward Scissorhands.&amp;quot;  2009: Solange Magnano, an Argentine model and former beauty queen, dies at age 38 when injections from a buttocks-firming procedure traveled to her lungs and brain.  2010: In a grueling 24-hour operation involving 30 professionals, Spanish surgeons complete the world&amp;#039;s first full-face transplant on a 31-year-old man who accidentally shot himself while hunting.  2010: No longer just for the rich and famous, more than 13 million cosmetic surgical and nonsurgical procedures are performed nationally \u2014 a 155-percent increase from when statistics were first pulled in 1997. The top procedures are breast augmentation, liposuction, eyelid surgery, abdominoplasty, and breast reduction. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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