Cortisone shots for pimples and i-Lipo for back-fat: Hollywood's secret beauty queen on how she gets stars in such flawless red carpet shape

When the A list crowd strut down the red carpet at the Oscars on Sunday, there will be one woman left breathing out a huge sigh of relief.
After weeks of preparation, Nurse Jamie Sherrill will send her clients out to the biggest award ceremony of the year with gleaming and polished skin that has been so carefully worked on, you will be hard pressed to see just where their Botox has been injected.
The blonde beautician tells MailOnline: 'I always say red carpet looks are no accidents. They’re the results of well-laid plans.'

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Bombarded with a string of late night phone calls - including one this week from a TV star frantic about two giant zits on her face - Nurse Jamie adds: 'The past few weeks have been crazy, if I was an accountant this would be my tax season. I’ve been in the office till 9pm every night - it gets a little nutty.'

 

Nurse Jamie, who counts actresses Kirsten Dunst and Jennifer Love Hewitt among her clients, said: 'I have triplets, they're only 14-months-old and last night, I got a text from a client who is on camera and I had to come in.
'This is a big week in Hollywood, you have all the pre-ceremonies and parties and she had ginormous pimples.

Big fan: Nurse Jamie says Jennifer Lopez is always her red carpet favourite - while she dislikes the use over Botox, which Oscar winner Nicole Kidman said she tried, adding 'never again!'

Flawless skin: Hollywood stars Kirsten Dunst and Jennifer Love Hewitt have used Nurse Jamie's services

'Usually when she tells me these things, there's nothing wrong with her as she's so flawless. But these spots were huge. I injected Cortisone into them and also use a bit of laser treatment to take the redness out of it.

'I don't like to do things last minute, but these people have insane lives and have got to look good'

'They were red and inflamed and angry. She'd tried to get them on her own and was panicking.'
To get clients red carpet-ready, Nurse Jamie, a registered nurse and the co-owner of Beauty Park Medical Spa in Santa Monica, California, says every appointment is like a racing car pit stop.
She says: 'We usually have two or three people in the room, no-one has time, so we have one person tightening the body and another giving a treatment on the face.
'We cater to the busy individual and a lot of my celebrity clients don't have down time.'

Fill her up: Nurse Jamie Sherrill poses with injectable fillers