'Cosmetic surgeon to the stars' found dead at home
                   
independent.co.uk
21-May-2008 67 related
        

One of Britain's leading cosmetic surgeons, Martin Kelly, known as the "surgeon to the stars", has been found dead after a suspected heart attack at the age of 42. Mr Kelly, who was married to the Hollywood actress Natascha McElhone, was discovered by a friend on the doorstep of the family home... [read full story]                    

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