Guess who spent the most money on tweakments?

Two-thirds of adults admit they would go under the knife if cost was not a factor, but some are quite content with what nature gave them. Here, three women tell us what they have – or haven’t – had done to their faces

WORDS: SAMANTHA BRICK

‘People regularly mention how good I look’ Linda Briggs, 64, from Cambridge, was a lawyer before changing careers and becoming a cosmetic surgery consultant. For most of my working life I was a lawyer. In my 40s, I began to get overlooked for important cases because I was looking old. ‘Suddenly, shop assistants wanted to help me’ In 1998, I was moved to an office out of the way. The following year, when I was 45, I had a facelift – and I was back representing the firm front-of-house. Suddenly, shop assistants wanted to help me. Men and women complimented me. couldn’t believe the power I’d regained after I had changed my face. I’ve spent around £20,000 on facelifts. I have Botox every three months and have had other work including eye lifts. I invest heavily in…

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Woman's Own (Digital) - 1 Issue, 15-Apr-2019

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