Breast Jobs and Beauty Queens
January 5th, 2006 by
Maria
For Yohana Bernal, the decision to have her breasts enlarged was an easy one. After all, most of her friends had done it, and the 22-year-old said she felt that being small-breasted in Venezuela carried a bigger stigma than having plastic surgery.
In Venezuela, beauty isn’t necessarily something a person is born with; it’s a pursuit that has evolved into an industry, a national obsession and a staple of daily life.
Beauty salons and spas outnumber drugstores. Venezuelans consistently place among the finalists in the Miss Universe pageant.
News extracted from Azcentral.com.
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