Hungary to hold beauty pageant for cosmetically enhanced contestants

LONDON - While most beauty pageants insist competitors should have natural looks, a special competition however is insisting on its beauties being ones who have undergone plastic surgery.

The unusual Miss Plastic 2010 pageant, which will take place in Budapest, Hungary, is only for contestants who have enhanced their looks with cosmetic surgery, the Sun reported.

The standards are so high for first place it’s nip and tuck among the 22 contestants in the national rounds, and girls will only qualify if they bring in their medical notes from the ops to prove they have had cosmetic surgery.

Judges will then rate them on their beauty, and a special medical panel will add extra marks once they have rated the quality of the plastic surgery.

The winner will go on to a face-off with international contestants in Miss Plastic Universe. (ANI)