About

MISSION STATEMENT

“Helping others safely achieve natural-looking beautiful results is my business – whether you’re a
Superstar or you just want to look like one! I believe in maximum results with minimal intervention.”

– Cindy Jackson

WORLD’S FIRST  EXTREME MAKEOVER

The measure of intelligence is the ability to change. –  Albert Einstein

I was told there were three rules in cosmetic surgery:

1. You can’t make a plain person attractive
2. You can’t change bone structure
3. You can’t take more than 10 years off a face

I broke all three rules and pioneered the Extreme Makeover in 1987, always insisting on timeless, classic results that appear convincingly young and natural – never, ever plastic or “done.” My approach was both artistic and scientific. I applied the principles of beauty from my art studies, including nature’s own universal equation for perfect proportion, together with the laws of attraction from my anthropological studies. At the time, it was an ambitious and daring plan.

I EXTENSIVELY researched  how to create:

• Classic features
• Flawless complexion
• Ageless, timeless face
• Balanced face and body proportion
• Fresh, natural, and youthful overall appearance

Back in the 1980s no one had ever done anything like that before, so I had no role models to follow. Despite the astounding amount of contradictory, confusing and misleading information I encountered (which is far more prevalent today), I was determined to reach my goals. During the process, I gained a wealth of inside knowledge about what works and what doesn’t, how to find the best doctors, all of the ways to ensure things never go wrong, and the secrets of achieving the very best results in the safest, most cost-effective manner. Over the years, I successfully underwent numerous procedures and single-handedly redefined the boundaries of anti-aging and aesthetic medicine.

Here’s a lighthearted 30 second animated film that illustrates how I used modern technology to change my looks and my life. I think it about sums things up!

But Some  things haven’t changed…

The Verdict

A true scientist behind a beautiful mask.
Dr. Neil Shulman, author of the book and hit movie, ‘Doc Hollywood’

A woman who looks decades younger than her age with a towering intellect with a true understanding of human behaviour.  Cindy’s real-life perspective is amazingly consistent with volumes of scientific research conducted by top scholars at universities around the world.
Gordon L. Patzer PhD, author of ‘The Physical Attractiveness Phenomena’

Cindy Jackson has taken her innate brilliance and raw courage and sculpted a Botticelli. She is magnificent.
Dr. Stephen Marquardt, Originator of the Golden Mask

When Cindy Jackson decided to transform her face, she followed what she calls ‘some basic anthropological laws of human attraction.’ None of this surprises researchers studying physical attraction…Perceptions of beauty are universal and automatic, they say, in direct response to specific facial characteristics.
Lynn Smith, The Los Angeles Times

With laser-beam precision, she has repositioned tissue, cartilage and bone to transform herself into one of the most desirable women of the late 20th century.
Corinna Honan, The Daily Telegraph

She altered her appearance with plastic surgery, emerging as a kind of self-proclaimed test of the correlation between looks and success.
Hugh Downs, ABC 20/20

She looked better at 35 than she did at 25, and even better in her 60s than she did at 35. Before I met Cindy Jackson, I would never have believed it possible for anyone to actually get younger-looking by the decade. She is the original and still the absolute best Extreme Makeover the world has ever seen. 
Eileen Spence-Moncrieff, Goodlife Magazine

I first interviewed Cindy years ago, just as her remodeling programme was beginning to earn her a certain celebrity. Since then I have become older, fatter and balder. Cindy has been moving in the opposite direction. She is even more physically delicate and her face seems neater and prettier than before.
David Thomas, Sunday Telegraph

You’ve seen her on television, you’ve seen her in all the newspapers and repeatedly on This Morning, but Cindy Jackson in the perfect flesh still comes as a surprise. She is much slimmer than you expect and much, much prettier. Not Bionic Woman, not a Barbie doll, but intelligent, direct, engaging and, here’s the paradox, real.
Ruth Gorb, H&H Express

Her youthful looks and superb body have little to do with Mother Nature. On meeting Cindy, her cool blonde perfection is intimidating. But as she starts talking, it’s clear she’s still an unaffected small-town girl at heart.
Sunday Magazine

Farm-girl turned cover-girl.
Wendy Leigh, The Sunday Mirror

For Cindy Jackson, the high priestess of cosmetic surgery, the pursuit of perfection transformed her from nerdy nobody to one of London’s most beautiful sirens. Cindy truly is the ultimate makeover.
Sophie Blyth, Cover Shots

Some people who’ve had cosmetic surgery look grotesque. Cindy looks great.
Candice Bergen, American film and television star

Undergoing everything from facelifts to liposuction to nose jobs, she transformed herself from a plain midwestern farm girl to a glamorous beauty.
Cathy Stapells, Toronto Sun

She has a perfect face, a perfect figure and she looks about 30 years younger than her age. Her image is so smooth and seamless you would think she was the original, carefree natural beauty. This blonde stunner who is now the toast of the London party circuit was once a frumpy US farm girl.
Vicky Davidson, Sunday Mail

Hers is the modern fairy-tale of the archetypal ugly duckling who was determined to be a swan… She is quite open about her odyssey for a complete aesthetic overhaul. 
Deborah Hutton, Vogue Magazine

Is Jackson’s quest to make herself physically attractive extreme? By everyday standards, yes. Is it entirely misguided? Perhaps not. Research demonstrates that it pays to be physically attractive.
Steven Neuberg, PhD, Social Psychology (University textbook)

Since 1988 she has had just about every op going to transform herself from farm girl to blonde bombshell… Living doll Cindy boasts an IQ of 164 and Mensa membership to counter any bimbo image.
Paula Jones, Sunday Magazine

This is not a stereotypical ditzy blonde. She’s incredibly bright and has been very calculating about making these changes to transform her life.
Leeza Gibbons, the Leeza Show

Frequently described as Barbie-made-flesh, it is a grave mistake to assume that she is in any way Barbie-brained. Unique in having lived with two faces, she is under no illusions as to which has given her the most power. Any theory that personality can sometimes win the day is swept away as grown men literally dribble in her presence.
Janie Lawrence, Life

The result is stunning. Ms. Jackson looks 25 and only has to step outside her luxury Melbourne hotel to turn heads.
Veronica Masterson, Sunday Magazine (Australia)

During our interview that night I never felt so ugly in my entire life as I witnessed man after man coming up to Jackson and telling her that she was the most beautiful woman he ever saw. Not a single man even glanced at me as I was sitting at Jackson’s side. It was a humbling experience for me to say the least. I saw a confidant Yuppie visibly shake as he gave her his card. I saw a cocky rapper bedecked with gold jewellery go completely gaga over her. It was then and there that I became a believer in Cindy Jackson.
Tanya Augsburg, PhD, Thesis on Body Modification

Hyperfeminized, hyperbuffed surfaces aside, it’s Cindy’s spirit that’s lovable. Surgery hasn’t obscured the bookish farm girl with wild dreams.
Pat Blashill, Details Magazine

Cindy had a lot of things stacked against her apart from her disadvantaged childhood. After years of watching silently from the sidelines, she was aware of the power of beauty. Like a modern day Eliza Doolittle. Cindy deliberately turned herself into a beauty to live the life of her fantasies. The new Cindy lives a charmed life.
Jane Savva, Daily Record

I thought she was pretty before.
Cindy’s Mom