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I think 'why?'.
Why hate our natural features so much that we would be willing to have our faces or body parts cut open, stuff being injected in or removed, putting ourselves at so much risk down the line..it doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't also look that good, imo. Because it does look unnatural.
Why hate our natural features so much that we would be willing to have our faces or body parts cut open, stuff being injected in or removed, putting ourselves at so much risk down the line..it doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't also look that good, imo. Because it does look unnatural.
It’s a no no for me … I’d like to look natural …
SW-User
Not for me. I eat healthy and take care of myself, the rest is what it is.
JoyfulSilence · 46-50, M
I got a serious skin infection on the back of my neck last spring. They cut away skin and put in a sponge, and vacuumed fluids away from it. Then they cut a skin graft from my leg, took out the sponge, and sewed the skin on the hole. A plastic surgeon did the last part.
It looks poor, with scars, and stretch marks, bruises, etc. It is so tighr, stiff, and I have less mobility. I wish I had my old neck back. I feel it will never function normally again.
At least I did not die! And at this point I do not care about how it looks, just about function, and how it feels. Even the act of typing now on my phone causes strain and a little pain. Holding my head up is tiring, too.
So be careful about getting surgery just for looks. Do it only for function.
One side effect of my illness is I lost a lot of weight. So now I have saggy wrinkles all over, where the fat used to be. But I do not want surgery for that. I want no more surgery unless it is necessary.
It looks poor, with scars, and stretch marks, bruises, etc. It is so tighr, stiff, and I have less mobility. I wish I had my old neck back. I feel it will never function normally again.
At least I did not die! And at this point I do not care about how it looks, just about function, and how it feels. Even the act of typing now on my phone causes strain and a little pain. Holding my head up is tiring, too.
So be careful about getting surgery just for looks. Do it only for function.
One side effect of my illness is I lost a lot of weight. So now I have saggy wrinkles all over, where the fat used to be. But I do not want surgery for that. I want no more surgery unless it is necessary.
Cowboybob · M
I’m not a fan. Natural is beautiful
Thodsis · 51-55, M
Immensely useful for those that it was developed to help.
Absolutely ridiculous for the vain and wealthy.
Potentially disastrous for the vain and not-so-wealthy....
Absolutely ridiculous for the vain and wealthy.
Potentially disastrous for the vain and not-so-wealthy....
Notsimilarreally · 31-35, F
If it makes someone feel better about themselves, that's great. Maybe people take it a little far sometimes haha. There is stuff I'd like to have done but probably never will
DoubleRings · 51-55, F
I wouldn’t mind a nose job and also a mini tummy tuck. I look like I’ve had a baby but I never have. Always a lump strangely protruding in my lower abdominals no matter how slim I am.
darkmere1983 · 46-50, M
i think it's ridiculous and the people who have it are.
anythingoes477 · M
Ever watch the TV show BOTCHED? Leave well enough alone.
gol979 · 41-45, M
Not my cup of tea......but your body your choice
Penny · 46-50, F
Vanity is a sin of pride not to be encouraged
Jenny1234 · 51-55, F
I might have a nip tuck for my eye area when I’m in my sixties
I’d be concerned that plastic surgery too young will make you look like monster at my age
I’d be concerned that plastic surgery too young will make you look like monster at my age
Fairydust · F
I think people should stay as they are, we need to stop trying to look a certain way to fit in.
Mudkip · 31-35, M
Nothing beats natural beauty
Lilnonames · F
All I see is big botox lips big fake boobs and big assess looks like clowns