Ian: I was in a boy band.
When I left it was a real harsh reality check.
I had to take a step back and
come back as somebody completely different.
I became unrecognizable from before and after.
Quick gossip 101,
do I need a facelift?
Everybody wants to look good and if anybody says that
they don’t well they’re a big fat liar.
I have a fear of going into places that
at night people's arms are going to be swinging about,
in case they whack me in the face.
And so I won't go into large crowds.
I won't go to concerts, I also won't sit in an aisle of the plane,
because one of my biggest fear that they're going to basically
pound me in the face on their way to the toilet.
I am Ian Starr Kalatzis. I'm working currently as a songwriter.
Absolutely love show business.
I had my first surgery when I was 13 years of age
believe it or not, and no it's not child abuse.
I wanted to do it.
I joined the boy band Boystar when I was 19 years of age.
We ended up getting signed to a German record label.
And we toured Australia and New Zealand,
releasing an album and a few singles and it was fantastic.
When I left Boystar real harsh reality check.
I found it difficult to get work after.
I suddenly wasn't flavor of the month.
That's why I had to take a step back, regroup
and come back as somebody completely different.
I had quite a lot of cash on me and a lot of time on my hands,
and that is a bad mix when you walk into a plastic surgeon's office.
I've had a neck lift.
I've had lipo underneath my neck.
I've had a chin plant, jaw plant,
back of fat pad removal, two sets of cheek implants.
I had my eyes done, my nose done a few times,
full face of Botox and filler in my lip area.
It was probably going into early 2018,
that I became unrecognizable from before and after.
I still want to look good.
I want to preserve my look but I don't
want to cross that line of freakishness.
Today we're going to talk to a nurse,
should I get a facelift to maintain these looks?
Or should I just grow old gracefully?
I’ve brought my bestie Naree who I've known
since I was eight years old.
Hi. Naree: Hi.
Ian: Hi come in. Naree: Looking so good.
Ian: And hopefully she can tell me the right information.
Do you know how I got the name Ian Starr?
Naree: I was always going to ask you that.
Ian: Yeah, because I used to have a big nose
and they used my record company said that I look like Ringo Starr.
I think that that nose was too big,
but I also used to look like Milhouse like I had these
Naree: No. Ian: Tiny beady eyes and this big nose.
Naree: See I don’t believe that. Ian: Yes, yes.
Naree: Really? I don't remember that but
I thought you always looked good.
Yeah see like you're so handsome there like you
and that's a stunning photo that one now I love that.
Ian: You know, you know you bringing up pictures of me after.
Naree: That would that would have been when you were changing?
Ian: Yeah. Naree: A bit with the lips.
Ian: Yeah I started getting my lips ... I want you to come with me
to this consultation.
You know, I want to look my best but I don't want to go all the way.
So I need you to tell me the truth.
Naree: Yes. Ian: Do I need it don’t I need it all. N
aree: I am pretty, pretty abrupt. Ian: You are?
Naree: I’ll let you know how it is.
Ian: You’re like a bull in a china shop. Naree: I am a bull in a china shop.
Ian: When I walk into that clinic, I'm going to see all her pretty pictures,
see all her clients, and I'm just going to go, oh, okay, sure.
Just yep book me in tomorrow.
So I just need somebody to hold me back because ...
Hi. How are you? Sarah: Ian, how are you darling?
Ian has had Botox and dermal filler with me,
and he's had many lots of surgery overseas .
And has come back to me to discuss
what he should be doing moving forward with his face.
I like to use the mirror and I haven't seen you for some time.
So I'd like you to hold the mirror and have a good look at yourself,
and tell me what concerns you.
Because what concerns me doesn't always concern you.
Ian: Hmm. Okay, so I've had a lot of plastic surgery as you're aware.
Now. I am kind of worried about the future.
Because I had a lot of invasive surgeries,
but I don't know the maintenance that's involved.
Sarah: What are your main concerns now moving forward Ian?
Ian: I still kind of want to look like this.
But I want to maintain my appearance.
I don't want my cheeks to fall lower,
I want them to still stay quite high.
Basically, do I need a facelift to achieve all this?
Or can I do it in a less invasive way
because I'm kind of over surgery in this minute.
Sarah: I want you to give me a really big smile.
Alright, so we have minimal crow's feet.
Honestly, when I'm pulling the skin back here,
and I'm looking at your face and assessing your face,
there really is nothing to pull back.
So I think you're been really hard on yourself darling
you have a beautiful face ... Ian: Thank you.
Sarah: And the structure that's been created is really amazing.
So I really don't think it's anything that you need to consider at this stage.
Ian: I'm so used to people saying you need to get work done.
Sarah told me that no I don't need a facelift,
which is great because I'm done with surgery.
Naree: I do agree, I think Ian’s face at the moment is perfect.
Ian: I'm really happy with today's outcome.
I don't regret any of the surgeries that have had done
whatsoever in my life. I love them.
I validate them. I celebrate it.