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Though traditionally cosmetic surgery(整容手术) has been used to make patients look younger, doctors are noticing a trend for women wanting to simply look “done” rather than chase youthfulness with a scalpel（手术刀）, some seem to be choosing instead to fix their faces at a certain age (many women settle for the golden, ageless age: 36) and maintain the year-zero face with injectable fillers(可注射的填充物) and cosmetic treatments. For a certain type of woman who has everything - including very generous family and friends - plastic surgery could make the ideal present. According to the ABC, more and more women are opting for (选择)surgical procedures as Christmas presents, with Botox(肉毒杆菌 ), tummy tucks(腹部整形术 ) and breast enhancements topping some Santa`s (圣诞老人的)lists this year. . Tina Franklin, from Orange County, California, says that she has put Botox on her wish-list because she wants to start 2012 feeling “fresh”. She explained that, after a break-up with a boyfriend, the bridal make-up artist asked her sister for Botox to target her trouble areas around the crow`s feet(鱼尾纹 ) between the eyes and on the forehead. Eyes like Katie Holmes, the sultry pout of Angelina Jolie and a body like Jessica Biel make the perfect woman . some doctors said their clients ask for plastic surgery not to look exactly like a specific star, but to replicate a distinct feature of various celebrity faces and bodies. Our patients continue to turn to Hollywood to raise their standard of beauty, said Fleming. Our patients want to look rested, energetic and, most of all, youthful like the celebrities they see in glossy magazines. Janet, a 50-year-old British mother, paid ￡10000 for plastic surgery abroad in an attempt to imitate her beautiful daughter and change her disordered life after a divorce, according to the UKs Sun newspaper. Now Janet, who looks like a replica of her daughter (see photo), attracts mens attention in the street. While most eight-year-old girls dream of getting a new bike o