Did We Call It Or What?

A while back we said that Queen Elizabeth I would have been a perfect candidate for the Fleming/Mayer Hairline Lowering Procedure now, according to actress Cate Blanchett, the queen would have been "first in line" to make use of cosmetic surgery procedures if they were available back in the day."If Botox had been available then, Elizabeth would have been first in line," laughingly said Blanchett who is currently promoting her latest film Elizabeth: The Golden Age, "Her daily beauty regime was like an actress’s on Oscar day."Hollywood celebrities or Royalty, at BHI we always give the Hottest Looks!

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A Queen is a Queen, is a Queen!

Even though Cate Blanchett is at the top of our Hollywood’s Hottest Looks list, we don‘t know that Elizabeth I would have made it. With Elizabeth: The Golden Age coming to the big screen, it brings to mind something we have been saying for years. Elizabeth I had a huge forehead!

It’s been said that if she didn’t like a particular picture she would have destroyed it, “Her Majesty commands all manner of persons to stop doing portraits of her until a clever painter has finished one which all other painters can copy.” Smart Lady, too bad nowadays people don’t have that option. We recommend patients get the Fleming/Mayer Hairline Lowering Procedure. Some unlucky women have a congenitally high hairline, giving them a masculine look resulting in a balding appearance. For those patients, the Fleming/Mayer Hairline Lowering Procedure has been developed to lower the hairline and to bring the proportions of the face and hairline into balance.

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