6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

"Snapchat dysmorphia" is leading teens to the operating table with kids as young as 16 wanting nose jobs, hair transplants and other procedures. 

But there are some guidelines for underage people wanting to undergo cosmetic procedures the AMA WA President explains. 

"You have to have three months worth of cooling off period if you're going to have a cosmetic procedure done by a doctor," Andrew Miller says. 

"They need to also see a psychologist or a psychiatrist, or their gp."

Bob Tarlau gives a detailed account of the news of the day in the United States of America every weekday morning.

On Friday, Bob told us a record breaking 45,650 teddy bears were thrown onto the rink at the Hershey Bears NHL game.

Enda Brady is 6PR Breakfast’s UK Correspondent bringing us the news from the day in the UK.

On Friday, Enda told us Everton has sacked their manager.

Peter Ford has all the latest and breaking entertainment news daily on 6PR Breakfast just after the 8AM news.

On Thursday, Peter told us the guessing game is continues on what Israel Folau was paid.

Former Aussie spinner Brad Hogg, joins Steve and Baz on Thursdays to chat all things cricket over the Summer.

This week Hoggy told Steve and Baz the Aussies will have a tougher task against New Zealand next week.

About a dozen cars were clamped at a shopping complex in Melville on Wednesday with one lady ready to fight against the wheel clamping company.

A Facebook notice has encouraged Melville residents to boycott the Hulme Court shops because workers for Auto Clamp sit in the car park waiting for people to not go into the shop. 

Janine Wilmot was a customer at the hair salon in the complex and spent hundreds of dollars before returning to her car to find it had been clamped.

"[I] came back about an hour later, there's a big group of people around all the cars, all the cars are clamped all next to each other in a row," Ms Wilmot told 6PR Breakfast.

"We discovered there was a white 4WD parked not far away and these two guys were sitting there with their EFTPOS machine ready to take our cards so we could pay $170 each," she said.

Can you believe it?! Mercedes-Benz has out sold the Holden for the month of November. 

"It's a changing face of Australian motoring. It's a real shock," motoring journalist Andrew MacLean told 6PR Breakfast.

Chapter One expert, David Tasker, joined Steve and Baz to give the 6PR Breakfast listeners some tips on what stocks are performing well this week.

David Tasker will speak with Steve and Baz for all the weekly forecasts, latest trends and any other breaking news!

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A Canning Vale business owner is losing money with the development of Metronet causing issues.

Willow Pond Reception Centre and Restaurant is caught in a state of uncertainty during the planning of Metronet so potential customers are taking their business elsewhere.

Owner Ramon Lawrence tells 6PR Breakfast he's ready to make a deal, but he just doesn't want to lose any more money.