Why do people criticize plastic surgery? Or can’t anyone look good without surgery?

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Like whenever someone looks beautiful or pretty especially on social media, people always say they got plastic surgery.

And they say it in a way that makes it sound like nobody can be pretty without plastic surgery. It’s so rude!!

Hardon-Collider · Accepted Answer

Because they're rude and they don't know what they're talking about. 'Good looks' are a physical manifestation of a healthy, well-formed etheric body, which is a spiritual reality. It's an expression of a certain kind of life-force and harmony that is being lost in our time. People who criticize it or assume it's all surgery are stuck in a purely materialistic way of thinking. They can't see the spiritual cause behind the physical effect. They see a beautiful face and they can't imagine it's the result of a healthy inner life; they assume it must be a physical modification. That's not rude, it's just blind. It's a symptom of a world that has forgotten that real beauty comes from the inside out, and that there's a spiritual world at work even in a person's appearance. This way of thinking is actually a Luciferic influence that has taken hold of our culture, focusing entirely on the outer physical appearance and ignoring the spiritual realities that create it.

Zack-Bann · Accepted Answer

Just look at that picture
Drawing lines on where to chop up someone’s face in order to reshape it into something else

It’s an “uncanny valley” something that looks almost human but not quite making it subconsciously terrifying to the human mind

mistixs · Accepted Answer

I criticize cosmetic surgery because getting surgeries unnecessarily should not be normalized. However I don’t accuse people of getting cosmetic surgery. It is not my business. I assume people who do that are probably jealous

TrueConfection · Accepted Answer

It’s a huge industry, yet everyone (male and female) likes to shame people who use it to improve on or keep up their appearance. If I could afford it (and wasn’t afraid of surgery), I’d get work done when needed. No shame.

Fashionista Amy · Accepted Answer

People often criticize plastic surgery due to misconceptions about beauty and authenticity. Society sometimes equates natural beauty with greater value, leading to the judgment of those who choose surgery. However, people can indeed look beautiful without surgery! Beauty is diverse, and everyone has unique features that deserve appreciation. It's important to respect individual choices and celebrate different forms of beauty, whether natural or enhanced. 😊

SereneScribe3 · Answer

Because many people are hypocrites. They will bully, or make fun of someone for not conforming to conventional beauty standards and discriminate against them, yet when that person tries to correct those perceived "flaws", they turn around and call them "fake", "vain" etc. No matter what you do, you can't win in this world. They're definitely not doing this out of concern about that person's mental health and wellbeing.

Like if you really don't want people to get plastic surgery, maybe try being less vain and superficial yourself and stop judging them based on their appearance?

AviatorTom · Answer

I'm fine with someone getting plastic surgery to correct a serious defect, for example serious burns.

But to use plastic surgery to look different, more attractive, maybe younger... I'm not in favor of that. That just shows a serious case of lack of self-worth, trying to make oneself look like something they are not.

jshm2 · Answer

They don't. The criticize the vanity of the person and the selfishness.

Some car accident victim or child with a cleft pallet could have been getting that surgeons time instead. But here you are looking like a Barbie doll no one wants to buy...

MikeTheBartender · Answer

I sort of had one plastic surgery if you'll even consider it, I had my balls lasered. I've dated many women with breast implants, so I am not at all against plastic surgery, however, get it if you need it, don't just get it arbitrarily and think really hard about it like a tattoo or something.

mysteriousNicholas · Answer

Usually to my 🧠 brain it's only good for "injury following a horrible incident, type of thing" or "a horrible birth defect" - etc.

That's to my mind all that plastic surgery is good for - fake breasts look too fake

DishLady · Answer

People should make sure they’re not being overly critical of themselves and not doing stuff they don’t need (or that is dangerous/unhealthy for them). Personally, unless there’s a disfigurement from a accident or something there’s no need for it.

dwreborn · Answer

Lots of beautiful people out there that's never had surgery and a lot that don't use make-up if u eat right get good sleep and live a happy healthy live that's key to beauty

jahaims · Answer

Because most of the time it is an unhealthy bandaid for insecurity. Seeking unhealthy validation to fix an insecurity is immature.

WhitneySnow · Answer

I agree with you. Some people are naturally beautiful.

Hellraiser1984 · Answer

For some people a few procedures here and there are fine. Its when you have so many you look like a puffyfaced cat person you have a problem.

Staximus · Answer

There's a point where you have to draw the line. Plastic surgery is self mutilation and self mutilation is a sign of mental illness.

DrPepper12 · Answer

Doll yourself up anyway you want & can afford. IDC

Pohjolan · Answer

False signals. You'll still get ugly kids. Also jealousy.

Anonymous · Answer

Because it's vain, and it usually looks a woman look worse.

Miristheiss · Answer

I like natural women. End of story.

slatyb · Answer

Emma Watson looks amazing without plastic surgery.

Anonymous · Answer

Probably because it's not natural.

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