Lawmakers look to tax facelifts; the fabulous cry foul

Of her cosmetic surgery she says...

"This is an unfair tax on women," said Haeck, editor of Plastic Surgery News. "The bulk of the people who have procedures are not financially upper-class women. They've saved hard, and this is about restoring their self-esteem."

Wakefield, for one, wants people to know she paid for her own nips and tucks.

"I'm not married to some rich guy," she said. "I worked my butt off for this."

For what... A new butt? :-)

Lawmakers look to tax facelifts; the fabulous cry foul