David Patrick Columbia, in the New York Social Diary, writes an essay on plastic surgery's journey from a secret society for the rich to a commonplace, everyday event for everyone.

He notes of one:

I’m thinking of the recently separated husband of a legendary star who is so obsessed with fixing his face that he has had not one but two cheek implants (he didn’t like the results of the first). All this to make him look ... different. Which is putting it nicely.

He doesn't name names, so we are left to Gest guess.