Danielle Staub shows that not all boob jobs are created equally, or evenly.
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You're getting sleep Danielle, very sleepy.
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Lynne Curtin is gelling.
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Lynne checks the results of her surgery, and likes what she sees.
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Lynne lays back and waits for the beauty to begin.
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Giving a new meaning to drawing on the dotted line.
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Wake up Lynne, you look gorgeous.
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RHOC's Alexis Bellino gives plastic surgery a shot
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Kim lets the ladies do her magic.
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Kim Zolciak looks less than enthused as she gets a tune-up.
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Kim doesn't have time to workout, but she does have a laser focus on looking good, hence a laser fat-zapping session.
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Friends give friends plastic surgery, which is why Taylor lets Adrienne's husband Paul put her under the knife.
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Taylor shows that sometimes the results of surgery aren't exactly instant.
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The gloves give Danielle some love, as she gets a little bit of Botox.
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Teresa Giudice ponders this one, and that one, as she compares breast endowments.
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Jacqueline and Caroline provide moral support as Teresa meets with the doc.
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Ramona Singer does not to be taking to the procedure too well.
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Ramona takes it on the chin.
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Tammy Knickerbocker knows it's important to accessorize when going under the knife, hence the multiple necklaces.
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Quinn Fry was a plastic surgery trailblazer, going under the knife back in the early days or Orange County.
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Kim Richards looks on as her sister Kyle gets a special facial, and simultaneously trains for a role in a Silence of the Lambs" remake
Kim Richards looks on as her sister Kyle gets a special facial, and simultaneously trains for a role in a Silence of the Lambs remake
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Sonja and Ramona have visited their main lady Dr. Giese a few times so her Grecian office almost feels as familiar as a Housewives home. And why wouldn't you want to make a place that melts off fat somewhere that you are super comfortable. Watch their latest visit HERE.
