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THERE is a definite baby boom in Hollywood at the moment. While Jennifer Lopez and Christina Aguilera are still refusing to confirm that they are expecting, Halle Berry and Helena Bonham Carter are proud to be pregnant and new celebrity mums include Salma Hayek, Isla Fisher and Julia Roberts. Then, once baby is born, they will doubtless all soon be parading their knockout post-bump bodies. Indeed, Naomi Watts has already appeared looking amazingly svelte just weeks after giving birth. The pressure and desire to look good as soon as the bump becomes baby are not confined to celebrities though. A survey by online bank Egg last week revealed that new British mothers are spending an average of £1,062 on making themselves look and feel good. While they may treat themselves to new hairstyles, clothes and beauty treatments, they are still unlikely to match the astounding transformations effected by their famous counterparts. So, how do they do it? Most Hollywood A-listers diet and put in the hours with personal trainers, torturing those stretched abs back into shape - but it seems that many of them also have a little bit of extra help. A lot of new mothers are now going from flab to fab as a result of the Mummy Makeover, a body-sculpting service offered by plastic surgeons, specifically geared to the post-baby body.
