Cindy Jackson

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Cindy Jackson (b. 1955 in Ohio) is listed in the Guinness World record book for having had more cosmetic surgery than anyone in the world. She has written two best-selling books, her autobiography, Living Doll, and Cosmetic Surgery Secrets, a comprehensive patient's guide to cosmetic surgery that is updated every year. In January 2007, Jackson came out with her own skincare line.

As of 2003, she has undergone one full face-lift, three "mini" face-lifts (one lower, two upper), three eyelid surgeries (one upper, two lower), one upper lip lift, liposuction on her knees, thighs, abdomen, waist, and jaw-line; two nose operations, breast augmentation, breast implant removal, cheek implants, bottom lip implant, chin reduction, hair transplantation to cover face-lift scars, two partial dermabrasions, two chemical peels (first one TCA, second one glycolic), two laser resurfacings (one partial, one full), facial thread vein removal, mole removal, scar revision, semi-permanent and permanent make-up (eyeliner, eyebrows, lip liner, lips), numerous temporary filler injections (collagen, fat transfer, Hylaform, Restylane, Perlane), cosmetic dentistry, and laser tooth whitening. She has inspired many others, among them Miles Kendall^[1] and Gia Darling,^[2] to undergo radical cosmetic surgery makeovers.

Her pet Bengal cat, Cato, had once been a record holder for being the most expensive cat purchased at $41,435.00 USD (£25,000 GBP), back in February 1998. However, that record has recently been broken. According to Cindy herself and various newspaper interviews, her cat cost a very tiny fraction of that amount and she was shocked to see him in the Guinness Book.

She has resided in London, England since April of 1977 and is the lead singer in the UK rock band The Dollz.

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Living Doll by Cindy Jackson (Metro Books, 2002)
Cindy Jackson's Image and Cosmetic Surgery Secrets: Including The Ultimate Guide to Cosmetic Surgery by Cindy Jackson (Cindy Jackson Ltd., 2007 edition)
Guinness World Records 2006 by Guinness World Records (Guinness, 2006)