Would you negatively judge someone who had a nose job?

[n0t-typical]

Yes

No

[JustinTheGreat]

No. I don't understand why we judge people who have had plastic surgery. Its their face, their body. If surgery makes them feel better about themself and makes them happier, I don't know why we have to shame them

[_Verse_]

Nope, if it looks good and makes someone feel more confident & happy why not?

[n0t-typical]

Yeah exactly

[emmily2396]

No, but the last woman doesn't look like she altered anything. Anyone's nose looks bigger when they smile.

[n0t-typical]

She did have a nose job.

[Asia2Europe]

Not at all! They are not hurting anyone in the process you know. Plus if its something they want for themselves and it makes them happy/comfortable/improves their self esteems etc... then why should it matter to the secondary individual at hand on what someone choses to do.

In addition, some people dont get nose jobs deliberatly. I had a friend who once broke their nose in gymnastics class and the doctors had to "re-structure" her nose again so involuntarily she got a *nose job* .

So regardless on why someone wants or got a nose job doesn't really matter for me.

[Киттйлинк]

99.9999% of all famous people have had a nose job.. if done correctly almost 99.9999% of alllll people (famous or not) would look better with a nose job.

If you have the money for it, research a good surgeon and do it.

I don’t judge it at all HOWEVER I prefer to marry someone who has ever had any superficial surgeries done ✅ because that way I know somewhat more with accuracy what our children would look like instead of any unpleasant surprises !! I mean if love my baby regardless of everything but people who have had surgery and you don’t know about it, are bound to make weird looking babies... that’s so sad lol

[Sonorous]

I would never outwardly negatively judge someone for their looks because that's just rude. I won't be able to stop myself from internally judging them though. Whether I like it or not, the world is a primarily a looks based place and society thrives on it's looks hierarchy. So chances are, if I'm not physically attracted to someone, I probably won't be thinking positive thoughts about their face. It would likely be negative or indifferent. But I'd recognize that those opinions are coming from a biased perspective so I would never project.

But even if I didn't find them attractive, I wouldn't respect them any less for getting a nose job. That's because I view getting a nose job (or other plastic surgeries) as just a more risky version of any other cosmetic alter. Why should people get harshly judged for wanting to better themselves? It's our lives! It's our bodies! So long as they aren't negatively impacting anyone's life, who are we to say they're wrong?

[Sonorous]

In fact, I'd respect them more if they were honest about their nose job and was humble about it. It does take some courage to be open about something like that! Especially since most times, the person gets it because it was a huge insecurity of theirs.

[DepressionXglitter]

if you're doing it for yourself then no. If you're doing it because that one boy said that your nose was ugly and fat, then yes. If you want to do something to make you feel better thats ok, but if you're changing how you care for one stupid ignorant snob then you shouldn't.

[ImSparkly]

There’s a big it depends on this one. If they are doing it for minor cosmetic issues, I wonder if it’s because they are insecure and or vain. If it’s to reconfigure their face after trauma (car accident and the like) then it’s all ok. Yeah doh or standard I guess.

[Lliam]

Not necessarily. Some people have noses that could benefit from improvement. I would, however, negatively judge narcissists who get nose jobs, chin and cheek bone implants, lip injections, etc. just because they can afford it and strive in vane to be more and more and more beautiful in their own minds. Such people are sick and deserve to wind up looking grotesque.

[LordSnuggles]

Any surgery done for purely cosmetic purposes is stupid. It's vanity. It probably makes more sense for an actor or TV personality since their face is their job, but for a normal person without a need, I think it's dumb and I'll jsut think they're vain.

[Screenwriter]

I don't judge them. But I do wonder why people choose teeny tiny noses unless they have breathing problems. Gosling had a strong nose that fit his face. Now he's got a tiny one that's swallowed by his face. The woman whose nose turned to one side, was severely crooked, I see why she'd want to straighten it. But nose jobs always seem to shrink people's noses. It's like boob job always make breasts bigger. It's a sickness.

[sejla]

I think some people truly have some over sized odd noses and I wouldn't fault them for wanting to make a change. I thought about it briefly in my teen years because I have a large nose but then I thought if I change it and then my child gets it what would that say to my child.

Now the weird thing is my nose keeps growing. Odd facts your nose and ears keep growing as you age. Isn't that special...

[hahahmm]

If:
1. If it’s a bad job
2. If i want to have kids they aren’t a good parent choice as they will hate the kid’s looks just like they hated their own looks.
3. Plastic surgery seems to Be addictive. If they just had surgery it’s likely they’ll keep modifying themselves.

[Farah-luna]

if they are seen as a rloe model like a celebrity then yes, IF they didn't openly talk about it and why they did it, as young people will then feel they need to do the same to be like their idols, ie 'perfect'.

I've had many problems with mine as i feel it looks disfigured and people have commented on it. Then this guy told me that it has character and that my features are perfect so it made me re-evaluate my thoughts about it and that it's different, and different isn't always a bad thing.

[itsmeamy]

No never its cool that plastic surgery is so good now that if u dont like your nose or if u had a accident it can be fixed if i had the money id get my nose fixed

[Anonymous]

Never. If they don't like their nose and decide to resort to surgery to change it, I say.. good on them.

It doesn't matter what other people think, it's how it makes them feel inside. If a nose job is what it takes to boost their self-esteem, then why shouldn't they have surgery.

All 3 of those celebs. do look more attractive after surgery

[abc3643]

Each case is unique. Also, it depends on the reason for the nose job. For instance, generally, I am not supportive of nose jobs, but my cousin got one and it greatly improved her looks. It doesn't look fake neither - it was a well done job.

[PinkMichae]

For the most part no. My mom had one but she had what she called an eagle beak. And she gained a lot of confidence getting a straight nose.

But some of the women in the pics you showed had a better real nose than the new one.

[Bluemax]

How funny! I happen to be watching Cyrano as I answer this question.

I don't begrudge anyone for surgically modifying themselves, as long as it is not done in excess.

[Miristheiss]

Probably.
Unless there is a blatant hump they are correcting or a deformity of some kind.

I don't do bait and switches... if they start getting their face or boobs cut on I will just walk away.

I am not a fan of cosmetic surgery.

[Madhatter920]

A bit, yeah. Shows insecurity so extreme that they would mutilate their body to change their appearance even slightly.

[n0t-typical]

What a judgmental prick you are

[saeyamazaki]

It's your life your decisions and whatever makes you happy I won't judge.