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India.com
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Inside photos of Sara Tendulkar's luxurious home, it is worth Rs 1000000000, her father Sachin Tendulkar has net worth of...
Image credit: X, Instagram Image credit: Source: Instagram Sara Tendulkar and her family stay in a massive bungalow on Perry Cross Road in Bandra area of Mumbai. Sara's father Sachin Tendulkar bought this house in 2007. Image credit: Source: Instagram Sara Tendulkar's house was previously called 'Dorab Villa' before Sachin Tendulkar bought it for Rs 39 crore. Image credit: Source: Instagaram Sara Tendulkar's luxurious bungalow is spread over 6000 square feet and it has three storeys. Image credit: Source: Instagram Sachin Tendulkar's Bandra home costs Rs 100 crore reportedly as Sara Tendulkar's father spent over Rs 60 crore in carrying out renovations and upgrades before moving into the home in 2011. Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter) Sara Tendulkar's home has massive garage to accomodate at least 50 cars in two basement levels. Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter) Sara Tendulkar's vialla has a beautiful waterbody in the garden. Her father Sachin Tendulkar spends a lot of time in the garden and near the water body when he is at home. Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter) Sachin Tendulkar's home has a special corner for religious idols as Sara Tendulkar and family celebrate all festivals and religious functions well. Image credit: X (Formerly Twitter) Sara Tendulkar's home has massive balconies where she is often seen doing yoga with her father Sachin Tendulkar and brother Arjun Tendulkar. Sachin Tendulkar has reported net worth of Rs 1250 crore.
Scottish Sun
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
UK's most requested cosmetic ops revealed… From Kim K's ‘tummy tuck' to the risky face treatment loved by TOWIE stars
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) GONE are the days of facelifts and liposuction - women looking to rejuvenate their appearance are more focused on non-surgical options. That's because they tend to be cheaper, quicker and way less invasive, meaning less risks and less down time. So much so, clinics across the country are noting upticks in such cosmetic treatments. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 Can you recognise the celebrity who underwent a "non-surgical face lift"? Credit: instagram/ireland baldwin 6 Olivia Attwood has been candid about her love of tweakments, and never shies away from sharing the details with fans Credit: Instagaram/drsaleenazimri The global cosmetic industry has seen a 4.4% increase in market value in the last year, according to research from the Harley Street Skin Clinic. As Brits focus on maximising their time, traditional procedures like facelifts are being outperformed by more time-efficient alternatives. For instance, non-surgical face lifts performed with lasers have seen an uptake of nearly 300% since 2019. The appetite for minimally invasive procedures is also increasing in celebrity circles. Everyone from Kim Kardashian to Melinda Messenger have been open about their cosmetic interventions. Here, Fabulous takes a look at the most popular non-surgical cosmetic treatments, and the celebs who are proud to love them. 1. BodyTite BodyTite is the UK's most requested cosmetic treatment - sitting around 7% of all procedures carried out, according to research from the Harley Street Skin Clinic. It is a minimally invasive body contouring treatment that uses radiofrequency-assisted liposuction (RFAL) technology to remove fat and tighten skin. It aims to provide a more youthful, toned appearance with less downtime compared to traditional liposuction procedures - and is said to have tummy tuck-like effects when performed on the stomach. 6 Kim Kardashian has been candid about her love for non-surgical body contouring treatments Credit: Supplied As such, 30 to 50-year-olds are undergoing BodyTite procedures more than any other age group, with prices starting from £3,000 onwards in the UK. Kim Kardashian, 44, is rumoured to be a fan of this radiofrequency treatment as a non-surgical alternative to a tummy tuck, even admitting on Keeping Up With The Kardashians that she loves trying new body contouring treatments. While BodyTite is generally considered a safe and minimally invasive procedure, it could leave users with horror burns on their skin due to the radiofrequency energy used to heat and dissolve the fat. 2. PDO Thread Lift The second most popular cosmetic procedure in the UK is PDO Thread Lift, which makes up for over 6% of all treatments carried out, according to Harley Street Skin Clinic research. It is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that uses dissolvable threads to lift and tighten sagging skin, and is hailed for stimulating collagen to produce a firmer appearance. PDO Thread Lifts are typically performed on the face, neck, or jawline with minimal downtime, and cost upwards from £1,800 for one area - and upwards of £3,500 for the full shebang. 6 PDO Thread Lifts, as seen here on Chloe Sims, are non-surgical cosmetic procedures that uses dissolvable threads to lift and tighten sagging skin Credit: Instagram Former glamour model Melinda Messenger, 54, is a particular fan of the procedure, saying: 'I just look a little more rested, and like time has been kind to me. My profile is a lot sharper on camera too, and I feel like the old me again.' PDO Thread Lifts are particularly popular amongst celebs, including Olivia Attwood, 33, who even showed someone getting it done on her ITV show, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection. There's also's TOWIE veteran Chloe Sims, 43, who previously shared gory images of her getting the so-called 'one-stitch face lift'. 6 Influencer Millie Taylforth paid the price when her PDO thread nose lift didn't heal properly, causing the fabric to poke out of her skin Credit: YoTube/Millie T However, it's important to be aware of the horror side effects you may experience form this procedure, which include asymmetry, visible sutures, scars, nerve damage and skin irregularities. Influencer Millie Taylforth paid the price when her treatment didn't heal properly and she was left looking like a 'blonde Michael Jackson" with the PDO thread poking out the tip of her nose. The 24-year-old was using the threads to get a "non-surgical nose job" but ended up having the threads shooting out of her nose after she squeezed the entry hole. 3. Mole Removal Mole removal is the third most popular cosmetic procedure in the UK, accounting for 4.44% of bookings at Harley Street Skin Clinic. This procedure can be done for aesthetic and medical reasons, such as for docs to check for signs of skin cancer. The process can be done through various methods (including excision, shaving or laser treatment) depending on the mole's size, location and type. 5 Tweakment Red Flags Amish Patel, Award-Winning Aesthetics Practitioner, Skincare Expert at Intrigue Cosmetic Clinic shared his 5 red flags with Fabulous. 1. Cheap is not-so-cheerful If you are searching for 'cheap Botox', cheap is often cheap for a reason. Botulinum toxin is a prescription medication, only to be carried out by the medical professional prescribing the drug. Cheap prices mean that corners are being cut. 2. 'Filler packages' And always have a consultation BEFORE committing to any treatment. Your face is unique & what suits one face might not suit yours. 3. 'Botox parties' If a clinic is offering 'Botox parties' avoid: alcohol and partying with friends do not mix with a medical aesthetics procedure. 4. Dirty clinics Where do they do their treatments? Is it a clean and clinical environment? Hygiene and client safety is paramount. As with all injectables, there is potential for infection in contaminated surroundings. 5. Two-for-one deals Don't be tempted by 'share with a friend' filler deals. Filler syringes are single-use only; changing the needle does not protect from cross-contamination. Sarah Jessica Parker's, 60, chin mole disappeared between the 2008 and 2010 Sex and the City films, sparking controversy she later dubbed as 'mole-gate'. Fans with similar beauty marks on their faces were gutted to no longer see it, and took to social media to express their dismay. This resulted in SJP having to set the record straight in 2013, saying: 'I didn't object to it. I just didn't care for it.' 4. FaceTite Coming in hot as the fourth most requested cosmetic procedure is BodyTite's little sister, FaceTite - and it accounts for 4.36% of all treatments. Like BodyTite, it is a non-surgical contouring procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to tighten skin, reduce fat and improve overall facial appearance - but specifically for the face. It targets areas like the face and neck, providing a more youthful look with minimal downtime compared to traditional facelift surgery. 6 Model Ireland Baldwin was left swollen and bandaged after getting FaceTite in 2022 Credit: instagram/ireland baldwin American model Ireland Baldwin, 29, proudly had FaceTite in 2022 to get rid of a 'stubborn pocket of fat' under her china after years of insecurity. The daughter of actor Alec Baldwin, 67, shared pictures of her swollen face afterwards and assured: 'I've had no other modifications done to my body or face. "I've had no lip filler in my life. I've had no fillers in my face. Not that there is anything wrong with that.' 5. Anti-wrinkle Injections We've all heard of Botox by now - the nickname for anti-wrinkle injections, derived from the OG muscle paralyser, botulinum toxin. It accounts for nearly 4% of the treatments performed, according to research by the Harley Street Skin Clinic. The clinic's research also found that, since 2019, 12% of all anti-ageing treatments have been for people aged 18 to 30. Everyone from reality TV legend Kim Kardashian, 44, and acting royalty Olivia Colman, 51, have been open about their fondness towards anti-wrinkle injections. Other celebs who have fessed to Botox are American actress Jamie Lee Curtis, 66, Canadian actress Kim Cattrall, 68, and influencer royalty Molly-Mae Hague, 25.
