Excess of everything is bad. Perspective: Cosmetic Surgeries!
Dream to be more beautiful? Dream to have a flawless skin? Then go for a cosmetic surgery. It’s a common solution prescribed by many of the experts around the world. In fact a large mass of people are going for cosmetic surgeries on a regular basis for even very minor causes. The question is, don’t they know that excess of everything is bad?
A simple thing people don’t want to understand is that they might not have be able to cope up with the new looks they are going to get after a cosmetic surgery. That’s the exact point mentioned by ANTHONY NAPOLEON, Awakening Beauty.
If someone goes for extensive cosmetic surgeries, then she is just making herself the Bride of Frankenstein. That’s why good cosmetic surgeons never want someone to go for repeated surgeries. MICHELLE COPELAND, Change Your Looks, Change Your Life, has emphasized this point vehemently.
Plastic surgery: Need to take a deeper look?
“A 60-year-old Chinese woman called Chen, who looks younger in the wake of a series of cosmetic surgery procedures, returned to the hospital this week in Hankou, Hubei, to ask doctors to restore her original old appearance.”- cosmetic-surgery-blog, August 18, 2007. Why you ask? Its because her husband thought she’d fall in love with one of the many local men starting to invite her. The moral of the story, facial cosmetic surgery works, sometimes better that you’d imagine. So careful what you wish for.
What about the men? Do you think they’re falling behind in the race? Wrong. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons‚ the number of cosmetic procedures on men grew by 16 per cent between 2000 and 2005.
Now, should we take that as a sign of good? Not necessarily. Men don’t seem to be happy with the one in the mirror anymore. Take Michael Jackson as an example. Believe it or not, he’s preparing to go under the knife again!
Going Plastic: Do you really need it?
At 47, Kathy Griffin swears she will never go under the knife again. “I’ve been off the junk, as I call it, for five years,” she says in the September issue of Fitness (out August 14). “I’ve had face lift, eye job and all that stuff five years ago.”
But to her, it wasn’t really any help. It didn’t make her feel good or make her look any younger as she said. Like Kathy, a lot of girls think that they need to do everything in their power to look good in this male dominated world. From this very line of thinking did the era of plastic got it’s rocket boost. But truth be told, it really doesn’t make any difference. You won’t lose your job for having a few wrinkles. Neither will you get a job for your young skin. Its all about your ability to work. If you can work hard and smart, no one can stop you.
And as Kathy said with a smile, “So that’s my new thing — I like my body now. For 47, it’s pretty darn good. And I’ve come to terms with the fact that I’m never going to be Jennifer Aniston”
Cosmetic Surgery: Does it work?
“People would say, “You have such a big nose!” And they’d make fun of me for being so flat, and say mean boy things, like, “If you nailed two nails in a board, they would be bigger than you are.” I was tormented.” No, this isn’t just anyone talking about frustration. It’s Heidi Montag. The 21-year-old aspiring singer opened up to usmagazine about her decision to go under the knife, enlarging from a 32-A to a 32-C, and the painful body-¬image problems that spurred her to make a change.
Like her, most women face this problem at some point in their life. They end up hating the perfect women standing next to them. And eventually, they start hating themselves. Like a Christmas gift, girls are lining up for cosmetic surgery. But you have to keep in mind, surgery can only change your face. But the confidence in yourself, you have to make it yourself.