Jads It would also seem a real waste of her training if I'm honest. A bit like Holly Branson training as dr, doing the bare minimum and going to work for her dad in Virgin Health. They both have the right to do it, but it doesn't sit right for me
I agree. You would think the interview would sift them out. That said, as individuals, I still admire them for having done a medical degree when they could have done so much less with their lives.
I don't think Leah looks older than 24, as her skin tone is very youthful, but the cosmetic work she has had done makes her look less innocent, and possibly changes the shape of her face subtly. ie the area around her nose to cheek lines looks puffy, her lips are an odd, slightly angular shape at the outer edges and her forehead lacks expression. It would be smooth at her age anyway. Her hair extensions aren't the worst but they are very monotone and dry looking and again don't look like a younger person's hair.
I wonder what her motivation was for The Apprentice. Fame? Money? Sad to say she will probably make more money by becoming a well known cosmetic enhancement type doctor, but it is still something that can be done by non-medically qualified persons so is hardly a true medical speciality.
I would be concerned that at such a young age, she has gone down the route of having stuff done than leaving well alone, added to her publicity hunger, she is possibly at this stage in her life not the most balanced or experienced person to be offering expertise in cosmetic enhancement.
Nearly all of the The Apprentice female candidates now have false eyelashes, nails, hair extensions, pancake makeup, etc - its almost like a uniform.