Woman desperate for dimples pays $2500 to get her cheeks pierced

Lol. Every day, another weird story. Trained lawyer Cherrelle Campbell (pictured above before and after her procedure) paid $2,500 to undergo dimpleplasty on both cheeks to get the dimples she's always wanted.
A Cheryl Cole fan has spent £1,500 on having dents punched into her cheeks in a bid to recreate the popstar's famous dimples. Cherelle, a trainee lawyer, says that she has always admired dimples but was upset not to have any of her own.

'I've always loved dimples [but] I wasn't blessed to be given big ones,' she explained, adding that she wants hers 'to make me look like Cheryl Cole'. 'When God was giving out dimples I was at the back of the queue. I find myself on the street or watching TV and anyone with dimples stands out to me.' But getting her dream dimples came at a cost. Dimpleplasty surgery costs thousands of pounds and involves having holes punched into the cheeks using a scalpel.
Once the hole has been created, the new dimple is stitched into place. 'I was online with my friend and we were basically having a joke as to what procedures you could do and you couldn't do, and I was like: "wow, I didn't know you could have your dimples done",' adds Cherelle. I gave it a bit of thought, contacted them and here I am.' She added: 'I want really deep ones so every time I smile, they're there and I'm glad it's for life as well. It's not something I'm going to have to repeat which is good.'

Cherelle, who appears in Channel 4 documentary Bodyshockers: My Piercing Hell, was also filmed having the procedure and inspecting the eventual results. Speaking of her new dimples in a scene from the programme, she said: 'I was impressed as I didn't think they were going to be that deep, it's mixed feelings. Once it has healed, I know I will love it.' Once the surgery healed, after two weeks, the dimples became much less noticeable. 'The dimples are subtle and only visible when I smile,' Cherelle told Mail Online today.

She surely got more than she bargained for. I have no issues when surgery is medically recommended but do you think cosmetic surgery is really worth the risk?