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SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Shocked by the number of teens seeking breast implants, Botox injections and nose jobs, the leader of Australia's most populous state has said new laws are needed to make it harder for young people to go under the knife.
The New South Wales state Premier Morris Iemma told the Sunday Telegraph newspaper that the number of people under 18 seeking cosmetic enhancements had recently gotten out of hand.
"It used to be the case that the biggest question parents faced was whether to give their children permission to have their ears pierced," Iemma told the paper.
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