
Pamela Noon is a cosmetic surgery consultant.
She was recently featured on two
Channel 9 programs.
So... should we believe the good news we saw on the
'Kerrie-Anne Show' or the bad news we saw on
A Current Affair? And to what extent should we rely on media representations at all to derive our information about cosmetic surgery?
Check out the
Media Watch story by
Jonathan Holmes and enter into your own deliberations!

Pamela Noon has been getting a pretty bad wrap (she says its a bum wrap) from Channel 9's A Current Affair (ACA) concerning the way she runs her cosmetic surgery cosultancy business, for the last 10 years or so.

But paid advertorial on Channel 9's, Mornings with Kerrie-Anne paints a different, more alluring picture.

Pamela Noon with Ros Switzer on the Kerrie-Anne Show.
She reckons "good facial surgery will have you looking as young as you feel".
Click here to view the Media Watch story