thats not surgery. thats years of wearing girdles that are progressively smaller.

These are pictures of Cathie Jung. Her waistline is a result of many years of wearing corsets (hence her title "the queen of corsets"), not surgery. Yes it's odd looking, yes it's probably unhealthy, but it is not cosmetic surgery. In fact, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a surgeon capable of doing this kind of work. Hopefully you find this information useful. If you are looking for a new title for this article, maybe try Body Dysmorphic Disorder. It would be more apt and would encompass some of the message of the original post.

This is not cosmetic surgery whatsoever. This is Cathie Jung, who wears corsets daily to achieve this ridiculous spectacle. I agree that this is wrong, but not done by surgery.

As previously mentioned, it's not cosmetic surgery. This is NOT "wrong" or "Body dismorphic disorder." Maybe a little bit of the latter of the two, but this is a woman who was getting older, and no matter how much she worked out, she couldn't keep her "Womanlike" figure, so she decided to try corsets. She wore them for several years, every so often, going down a size ending in a 20 inch waist, as you can see above. The title of this article should be 20 inch waist (In my opinion.)

I can't tell what side her butt is on.