Cocktail Waitresses Admit Going Under The Knife For Bigger Butts

We like big butts and we cannot lie. But what we can’t deny is that we’re not here for the fake ones that people are risking their lives for! The NY Daily News explores the trend of curve happy cocktail waitresses who’ve been going international to get their “enhancements”:

Cocktail waitresses sporting souped-up, caricature-sized curves are all the rage at Washington Heights nightclubs, where deep-pocketed testorone-filled patrons have helped spark burgeoning interest in servers with balloon-sized booties and boobs.

The leading ladies of desire include “The Dream Team,” a crew of five busty beauties with a penchant for going under the knife.

“Everyone is asking me for my doctor’s info,” said Dream Team member Jennifer Echeverry, 26, who said she easily earns up to $2,000 a night selling vessels of vodka, tequila and rum for around $200 a pop at Upper Manhattan hotspots such as Negro Claro.

“I got my first surgery at 17 — lipo, breast augmentation and a fat transfer,” Echeverry said, adding that she got yet another, a butt implant, last year because “my a– wasn’t big enough. I had to touch it up.”

Echeverry and her cohorts count thousands of lusty followers on Twitter. The e-attention entices club owners to put the posse on display for hours at a time, guaranteeing record bar tabs.

“At first I didn’t want to do it, it was too sexual. But they sell so much (alcohol), it’s amazing,” said Negro Claro owner Rud Morales, who ponys up 12% of the sales to the women. “They are incredible! When they are here, I sell a hundred bottles. When they are not here, I sell 50 or 60 bottles.”

Their serving shtick includes the distribution of sparklers to the mostly male crowd each time a bottle of booze is bought — tactics devised by Dream Team’s founder Rusty (Rus Rus) Pena.

Pena, who is Dominican, said he was promoting hip-hop parties uptown when he noticed a dearth of the sex-kitten cocktail waitresses usually found in clubs in lower Manhattan.

“The thicker, the better,” Pena said. “That’s what men like; It’s always been about big-booty girls.”

Another proprietor, Victor Mayovanez, pumped up his own group of nine curvy “Opus Dolls” to pour it on thick at Opus Lounge in Inwood.

Women interviewed by The News said surgical procedures are nothing unusual back home in Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Spain.

Still, the fixation with surgically enhanced curves has its detractors — and dangers.

Last month, the city Department of Health reported a cluster of serious Mycobacterium infections among women who traveled to the Dominican Republic during the summer for cosmetic surgery procedures including liposuction, tummy tucks and breast lifts or reductions. Cases were also traced in Boston, Connecticut and Maryland.

Symptoms included abdominal abscesses, pain, wound discharge and fever.

SMH… We realize these chicks are making a fortune in tips but is it really worth risking your life for?

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