APRIL 2005 Cosmetic Surger's most wanted. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE SUNDAY MAIL - 13 MARCH 2005 Growing demand for a better body shape. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE SUNDAY MAIL - 6 MARCH 2005 GCosmetic Surgery and Anti Aging free consultation in Melbourne. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		COSMOPOLITAN - FEBRUARY 2005 The boob job epidemic. Young women, many in their early teens are lining up to get fake breasts. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE PART ONE CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE PART TWO
		THE SUNDAY MAIL - 27 FEBRUARY 2005 Growing demand for a better body shape. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE SUNDAY MAIL - 13 FEBRUARY 2005 Teens in rush to plastic surgery ...with their parent's blessing. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE SUNDAY MAIL - JANUARY 2005 Body reshaping is number one on wish list. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE SUNDAY MAIL - JANUARY 2005 Your 2005 List of resolutions. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE COURIER MAIL - DECEMBER 2004 All I want for Christmas is ... The lates fad is for couples to buy each other cosmetic surgery treatments writes Richard Finnila. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE COURIER MAIL - 25 MARCH 2004 It's the year of the Extreme Makeover as the summer time television show inspires people from all walks of life to change the way they look with a combination of cosmetic surgery, make up, hair style and fashion.  CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		B Magazine - February 2004 Featuring Invisi-cision, the latest technique for breast enlargement creating beautiful breasts with concealed incisions. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE GOLD COAST BULLETIN - AUGUST 2003 Shaping up for swimsuits. More breast implants are carried out in Queensland than any other state, said Pamela Noon from the Cosmetic Surgery Report. "Our girls are among the most body conscious in the country, probably because they spend more time in a swimsuit than their southern sisters." Ms Noon said. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		NEW ZEALAND WEEKEND HERALD - JUNE 2003 Pamela Noon is 56 and looks ... hmmm maybe 40 something. And its all done with scalpels. Ms Noon acknowledges that she is the show and tell of Cosmetic Surgery. The glamorous Australian has had 26 cosmetic operationd and 88 maintenance procedures over 20 years to make her look better, younger, more attractive. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		GOLD COAST BULLETIN - NOVEMBER 2003 Advances in Cosmetic Surgery Before considering cosmetic surgery, well known make up artist Brooke Stevenson had heard some 'horror story' results, including excessive scarring. Brooke was adamant she would not accept a poor result, so she asked Pamela Noon to advise her.  CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		GOLD COAST BULLETIN - JULY 2003 Very few procedures take longer than 3 hours Looking good has never been so easy, as new face-lifting techniques now offer a number of options, some non-surgical. The Gold Coast's Cosmetic Surgery Report offers the latest procedures to people who want to look younger longer and those who want to improve on what nature gave them. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		WHO WEEKLY - SEPTEMBER 2002 It's hard to believe Pamela Noon has turned 56. Relaxing in the lounge room of her luxurious Sanctuary Cove home - a trim elegant figure in black pants and a knit sweater - the mother of three's tanned face is smooth save for a few tell-tale lines around her wide green eyes. But old photos, themselves faded with age reveal a very different Pamela. In one she squints into the sun, her baggy eyelids drooping and her cheeks sagging over thin lips. She looks old enough to be her own mother, but, "I was 38," she marvels, "I wouldn't be happy if I looked like that now."  CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE
		THE COURIER MAIL - APRIL 2002 A bold new face Her cosmetic surgery empire May have collapsed but Pamela Noon is bouncing back, writes Greg Stolz FOR Pamela Noon, Australia’s self-styled queen of cosmetic surgery, it was the unkindest cut of all. The knives had been out for some time, and now they were being plunged into her heart. At least, that’s as she tells it.  CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE

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