It's a vain industry and everyone wants to be fan favorite. Sure, Rusev can be as hairy as he wants and Kevin Owens doesn't have to feel selfconscious about his chubby cheeks and beer belly, but for the women of WWE, there's a higher standard when it comes to having 'the look.' For one, looking the part can mean an extra push to the forefront of the division, It also assures you your own action figure (Eva Marie got her own before she even did anything in the ring). I'll give you the short answer, yes, the majority of female wrestlers have turned to plastic surgery to either boost their natural figures to maintain fleeting youth. Sometimes the transformation is as obvious as having a twin who looks a little different in the chest region, while, other times, plastic surgery is a result of extreme injury incurred in the ring. Either way, there's no shortage of injection or scalpel in the women's division of WWE. At the same time, you'd be surprised how naturally blessed some of the female WWE superstars are. Can you spot the fake?