nip/tuck in Hollywood Makes Bandage Removal the New Striptease

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To promote season five of nip/tuck on FX, and its move from Miami to LA, Hadley Media helped orchestrate a holographic public appearance by actors Dylan Walsh and Julian McMahon in the front office window at McNamara/Troy, the LA-based plastic surgery practice.

Until November 16th, you’ll be able to catch the offices and holograms in Hollywood. The sideshow spectacle includes the McNamara/Troy waiting room, a live “patient” and the unwrapping of bandages from an attractive client. Sneak peek and image gallery are available at the site.

Fans can also leave live messages on the answering service. And while you probably won’t be able to buy a fake nose, there’s plenty of other fake stuff to go around. (Doctors and offices, to start.)

In recent weeks, an Adrants colleague took advantage of the promotion to get one of the good doctors to leave a message on our voice mail about the, uh, “work” we ought to get done. We were bummed, mainly because we had that part done already.

Did nobody notice?

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