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The movie has a good plot and the acting was good. I felt that there should have been more shown of the operating room where these procedures were performed. I like seeing George Stults in a different light than a loving father & husband. I also liked his rugged look and wearing the glasses as well making him fit the part he played. I also liked the way Brooke used her knowledge of police work trying to find her sister. The reason for liking this movie was that things really do happen in some countries. Lives and families are ruined forever when things like this happen and lead to not trusting in law and medical fields.

09/14/2018 The principal actress was Brooke Burns who played a "not believable" part. Couple that with a lame storyline, zero excitement and you know that you're watching a loser. I'm glad it's over. Bon Appetit

The acting was bad, as was the plot. I knew right off who the bad guys were. Just overall it's not worth wasting your time. Very corny.

I watched this because I'm a Brook Burns fan. It was a plus when I saw it also had Greg Vaughan. I agree with most reviews that it was kind of slow. A little bit of "action" was added towards the end. They should have added more action scenes and I think it would have been much better. I think the movie was also meant to bring awareness to unregulated plastic surgery. Overall, IMO, the movie was worth the watch.

Cheap cosmetic surgery lures many clueless people into danger. Both women & men. Trying to find her sister in Mexico, where her family believes she's travelled to get 'touched up'. It's a good suspenseful drama. What will happen next? Who can survive? And especially who can you trust? Well watch the movie to find out. My husband & I were enthralled in this mystery. No gore, very little nudity, very little swearing. Interesting movie.