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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
I have a slightly different perspective.
From the point of view of the outcome of a necessary surgery.
I have a scar probably 8 inches long from below my left ear, down and to the right across my throat.
From the removal of a fluid sac.
Now, personally, I couldn't care less.
I think as you age you tend to replace your 'beauty spots' with the 'scars from life'.
And being in my late 50's, i can rationalise easily should anyone mention it.
But it was pointed out to me that if you were in a customer facing role for work, you might be put in the position by your management or customers of not being the best face of the company they want to see represented.
And might be removed from your role through no fault of your own as a result.
So plastic surgery could be useful if it's successful and gives you confidence.
That said. If you're vacuous enough to think a tuck here and there and maybe some Botox and fillers would completely transform you....you might have a problem
From the point of view of the outcome of a necessary surgery.
I have a scar probably 8 inches long from below my left ear, down and to the right across my throat.
From the removal of a fluid sac.
Now, personally, I couldn't care less.
I think as you age you tend to replace your 'beauty spots' with the 'scars from life'.
And being in my late 50's, i can rationalise easily should anyone mention it.
But it was pointed out to me that if you were in a customer facing role for work, you might be put in the position by your management or customers of not being the best face of the company they want to see represented.
And might be removed from your role through no fault of your own as a result.
So plastic surgery could be useful if it's successful and gives you confidence.
That said. If you're vacuous enough to think a tuck here and there and maybe some Botox and fillers would completely transform you....you might have a problem
@Picklebobble2 1The words of the Preacher, the son of David, king in Jerusalem. 2Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity. 3What profit hath a man of all his labor which he taketh under the sun? 4One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh: but the earth abides for ever.