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There is a threshold after which plastic surgery, enhancements, etc., start to have negative returns. There is a sweet spot. Obviously a little nip and tuck and a little touch-up does make a person look more attractive. There's no denying that, but after a point..and Miami is well past that point. You just get the Lauren Sanchez situation and that's not a good spot to be in. Fort Lauderdale is maybe just a little bit behind on the curve and that's why people are generally more attractive.
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Walking around Las Olas you realize people in Fort Lauderdale are generally much more attractive than people in Miami