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The survey further shows girls as young as 11 are dissatisfied with how they look and are prepared to use surgery to make a change. There is also a direct link with their educational performances. Those who fail to excel academically want to get noticed through the way they look, says Nicola Grinstead, a trustee of Girlguiding, UK.
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