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Nip! Tuck! Freeze! Hollywood’s MOST EXTREME New Surgery Trends REVEALED –– Who Zaps Their Gap, Eats Worms & Is Held Together With String?

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Aug. 27 2015, Updated 9:16 a.m. ET

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These image-obsessed Hollywood A-listers will do anything to look good including some extreme surgeries and treatments! Click through these 8 photos to find out how far they’ll go for beauty!

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Not surprisingly, Momager Kris Jenner is the poster girl for Puppet Facelifts. The procedure uses needles to pull pieces of string through the skin and cheek muscles to lift and secure the face. But Dr. Lyle Back, a plastic surgeon based in Philadelphia, said he’s sew-sew about the procedure. “The sutures can be seen and felt – forever,” he explained.

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Deep-freezing themselves to fight aging! Subjects stand in a deep-freeze chamber, where the temp is a frosty 238 degrees below zero, and get blasted by nitrogen gas. The polar process is said to stimulate collagen production, boost metabolism, reduce wrinkles and melt fat at a whopping 800 calories a session! Lindsay Lohan, 29, documented her cryotherapy treatment several times captioning one pic, “CryoYourMind #ZimmerIceLab I'm at it again!!”

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When you’re tip-toeing the red carpet, you need terrific tootsies! “Cinderella Surgery” is a surgical procedure that alters the size and shape of feet with the sole purpose of fitting into designer shoes – the kind that sent Victoria Beckham, 41, running for a bunionectomy!

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Sawing their bones! Seems it’s not enough for models and actresses to be toothpick skinny, now they’re lobbying for plastic surgeons to come up with a new procedure to shave down their pesky pelvic bones in pursuit of the perfect pixie look.

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Zap me a gap! Those are the words from stars whose thighs are too close. Khloé Kardashian, 31, described laser treatment as the “greatest!”

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Celebs who want to get a leg up on thunder thighs go to the doc’s office and feel the burn. “This sounds scary, but it’s actually a completely simple, easy office procedure – and it really, really works! “ said Dr. Back.

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Breeding calf cattle!Calf implants are solid silicon sacks yes, like breast implants placed in the lower leg through an incision in the back of the knee. Jessica Simpson, 35, is rumored to be sporting a pair of phony calf enhancers in her gorgeous gams – and milks the attention whenever she can!

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This diet is too hard to swallow! Tyra Banks, 41, introduced the Tapeworm Diet to the U.S. back in 2009, and most gals were too grossed out to try it. After ingested, the slithering pals munch your stomach contents, putting the lives of die-hard “Tapers” at risk.

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