To be honest I prefer a woman who is natural and wears minimal or no make up at all. I'd date a woman who has embraced her flaws and is comfortable in her own skin. Rather then a woman who is trying to make herself "beautiful" by going under the knife.
I can also say that some men do the same and just like women, I can only shake my head at them.
Between major surgeries and injuries, I have a pretty extensive collection of scars. The latest being the large ram horn scars that start near the top of my forehead, run down the side of my head, then curl around behind my ears. The scars come from needing to have both sides of my skull removed. I also have ridges running under the scars where the sides reconnect to the top and back of my skull.
I could probably have the scars covered and the ridges sanded down. But, I'm not going to. Because I honestly don't care what people think about them and I don't have an issue with them. They are pretty much there and I'm comfortable enough in my own skin that they are a none issue.
I do understand that being unconquerable in your own skin is a issue for some. I just hope the people who are work on it and get help if need be. Because life is a lot easier and enjoyable when you are. Take it from me. If I keep getting new scars, I won't be surprised if a big part of my body looks like a road map at some point and I'm not going to be running to a plastic surgeon to fix it.
Basically it goes from questioning why she did it, to judging how it turns out, to a comedic sense from pure absurdity, to an empathy/sympathy for her because she didn't need to do it.
PLASTIC surgery in a small dose isn't always bad, but the problem is people overdoing it or doing it to fix microscopic details about themselves they can't get over so it ends up looking weird and out of place.
You dont need to get your eyebrows tattooed, you dont need to get a face lift, dont need to get cheek implants, dont need to get barbie sized lip fillers, at the end of the day there's way more of your natural self thats attractive than anything you could risk for surgery. Most men want natural women, flaws and all, and seeing an overly worked on woman is a turn off.
As a girl that has been bullied for being unattractive, I find most answers to this question rather hypocritical. They say they're against plastic surgery, because it makes girls look fake, yet at the same time they'll hate, avoid and marginalized you for not being good-looking..
What's ironic is that most celebrities that are considered attractive have got some kind of plastic surgery. (And no makeup can’t conceal your flaws or change your face structure in real life. It only works on pics). People just don't know it. Even Marilyn Monroe had had plastic (I was watching a channel on YouTube by a plastic surgeon named Lorrie Hill that compares and analyzes multiple pics of celebs and estimates what kind of procedures they got, as well as their cost).
I guess people don't care as long as it's not something noticeable or see some of your old pictures
I think if it is done properly it could look good an people wouldn't notice.
But you can get addicted and get injected way too much.
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I've got cosmetic surgery (front tooth) done and i get it. It's an investment. The endless mental bandwidth drained everyday dealing with something that cosmetic surgery can stop is worth the investment.
I would say the goal of cosmetic surgery should be not to notice things. From there it is on the person who has to live with it. They as an individual need feel comfortable in there own skin to start living life. That is a hard balance to shoot for but only the individual can make it happen.
Kim Kardashian way back before her facial construction. She was such a beautiful woman. Though I don't have celebrity crushes, she could have definitely been mine for life. So gorgeous.
Could she still be considered beautiful? Sure. However, I'm disgusted by the fact that she did it. Make up is one thing, she had surgery to completely alter her appearance. You could mistake them for different people if you didn't know that was the same person. I do not like it.
In most cases, I feel sorry for them.
Sorry that they can't accept themselves.
I can think of only one celebrity plastic surgery job that improved the person's looks, in my opinion.
Every other plastic surgery job that I know of is pretty horrendous.
Yeah, I just feel sorry for them.
I think less of them and never wanted to be with someone with fake parts and who goes out of their way to pay to have their bodies cut on and permanently altered.
I guess the most stereotypical area would be a "boob job". I have always wanted a woman with natural breasts... even if they are A cup. Still beautiful and sexy to me. I do not like fake boobs. I would have always preferred a natural A or B over a fake C or D.
Another hole another goal
Nothing more. Girls who does that have very low self estem they dont lovr them selfs snd they choose the easy way and they also lobe attention from a lot of guys soo they are weak in mind soo 200% a cheating lying hoe. They are good only for sex nothing more nothing less
"if it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
Plastic surgery is expensive AF!
and so many times, watching Botched on TV, peeps get bad surgery coz the doctor was an idiot, or they were cheap and paid for bad surgery.
Hate it. There is a "fakeness" trend among women lately that most men find very unattractive. Fake lashes, heavy makeup, fake nails, fake boobs, tattooed on eyebrows, pumped up lips... the list goes on and on. Women are starting to look like mannequins.
I think it's a HUGE mistake. Insecurities are something that are on the mind level. You FEEL insecure and you can change that without changing anything about your looks. Besides, even if you have surgery, what tells you that you won't feel insecure about another thing? It might become a vicious cycle. Acceptance and self-love are so much more powerful than surgery.
Look I have no right to judge them, especially since I am in that same position, I want to get work done on my face because I'm ugly but I am afraid that I might end up a botched freak and that's because I talked to a surgeon about it and was told you need the right facial features to have the best results and the fact that the surgeon didn't try and sell me on it tells me because I'm ugly I probably won't end up looking good.
If it’s purely cosmetic and not needed for her health, I’d think she’s insecure and places her self worth in superficial things. I wouldn’t think she had a strong mind.
Insecure, ugly, fake, alien-like, monotonous, abominable, unnatural. Only exception is when the plastic surgery helps with an ACTUAL MEDICAL PROBLEM. Not when thots say that "Oh, I can't breathe that well," as an excuse and get a nose job.
No, no, no that's just nasty. If want a barbi it would be much cheaper to just buy one. For the most part I want all natural for the most part with exception of adornments and lack of body hair 😁
I get the nose and chin “touch-ups” for some women. But getting their lips inflated and skin stretched back giving them the constant excited look... I just think it takes more away than adding to them.
Regrettably I strongly consider all this type of surgery completely unnecessary and totally pathetic... Sorry.
not really a fan of cosmetic surgery and some women go so far they contain more silicone than my sex doll
I honestly think retouches often give unwanted results, especially with aging see Donatella Versace.
I don't care.
It depends upon what was done and what the result looks like.
I would want to see the before pix, so that I could gauge the quality of the DNA that would be passed to children.
I think it is a very good idea for people to improve something in their body that bothers them (such as their nose or lips) and make themselves look more beautiful.
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