Women Nose: Nicole Kidman Reese Witherspoon Diane Lane Hair: Jennifer Aniston Debra Messing Sarah Jessica Parker Nose: Hair: Edward Burns Jude Law Richard Gere Hugh Grant Ben Affleck Eyes: Halle Berry Jennifer Lopez CameronDiaz Men Pierce Brosnan Lips: Liv Tyler Uma Thurman Renee Zellweger Jawline: Lips: Johnny Depp Matthew McConaughey Matt Damon Benicio Del Toro Hugh Jackman Brad Pitt (NAPSA)—Whoseface ought to be in pictures? Beverly Hills plas- you exactly what they want, like Ben Affleck’s nose or Brad Pitt’s this question in this year’s “Sixth Annual Most Requested Features in Hollywood Survey.” The But how do patients attain their ideal? While both doctors boast a number of stars among their clientele, they readily admit they’re not miracle workers. “Just choosing Julianne Moore’s chin isn’t going to turn the patient into Julianne Moore,” says Dr. Fleming. “We strive to achieve the best possible features for each patient’s face.” Fleming says the latest surgical techniques combined with the skills and artistry the doctors have developed over 25 years have helped ensure BHI patients are satisfied with their results. It’s this reputation for success that has helped the doctors earn the title: “surgeons-to-the-stars.” As co-directors of BHI, both are board certified and are Fellows of the American College of Surgeons. They can be reached at 310278-8823 or www.bevhills.com. tic-surgeons-to-the-stars answer answers constitute what many consider a virtual Who’s Who of Hollywood when it comes to face and body. Conducted by Richard W. Fleming, M.D. and Toby G. Mayer, M.D. of the Beverly Hills Institute (BHI) of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery, the survey found Nicole Kidman has the most desired nose (Reese Witherspoon was a close second). Halle Berry has the most wanted eyes, Liv Tyler beat out last year’s winner, Angelina Jolie, for most desired lips, and J-Lo won the vote for best body. However it’s not just female features that are coveted. “Even when men comein for a consultation they typically have a goal in mind, says BHI co-director Dr. Toby Mayer. “Sometimes theytell eyes.”
