What do you think about cosmetic surgery?

Cosmetic surgery is bloody stupid, I mean what gives you the right to modify something so trivial?A new nose will not give you a promotion, or better gradesI mean I could understand women being insecure and that, but as a young man you need to learn to accept your flaws and realise that society has a much broader evaluation and appreciation of your merits and talents.

Cosmetic surgery is bloody stupid, I mean what gives you the right to modify something so trivial?
A new nose will not give you a promotion, or better grades
I mean I could understand women being insecure and that, but as a young man you need to learn to accept your flaws and realise that society has a much broader evaluation and appreciation of your merits and talents.

*ahem* body autonomy gives us that right. At OP if you really want it, then fair enough. I have had plastic surgery (I'm female) and I can't say I've ever made a better decision. All my insecurities about my body melted away all from 2 hours of surgery. Much more cost effective and efficient than therapy to "accept my flaws". If you're planning on doing it abroad, do your research. If you PM me I can recommend some clinics. Doing abroad may seem riskier but it's really not providing you choose carefully and you can end up saving thousands even when travel and accomdation is added. Don't be bothered by people judging your choice. Most of the time they're just jealous they don't have the dollar (or balls) to change their worst feature.

So you're sexist and don't believe people can do what they want to themselves?



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But I do have the mindset to counter and accept my flaws as rarely are people born with beautifully symmetrically perfect features.
If you cannot accept your flaws then there is clearly something wrong with you.
And if your child starts to resemble whatever facial flaw you seem to hate, then what do you do as a parent?

What would you think and say if you saw your friend/family member who had just come back from a holiday and it was evident they'd had a cosmetic procedure on their face?

Would you view them in a negative light or would it not bother you?

Why are so many people against cosmetic surgery?`

Why do the media make such a massive deal about it when a celebrity has had work done on their face? Is it not really arguably that different from women putting make-up on?

we should learn to admire and accept features that are deemed odd and ordinary.
As I have stated before as it should only be acceptable if you have an underbite or a sloth chin.
Because we already live in s society that praises a false sense of photoshop beauty.
And by going under the knife, you support that vain stupid movement.
I mean I find it laughable that onkh fat women are pushing against
Fixing that nose bump will not change your outlook on life.
,How can a woman expect me to reachh a standard when she herself doubts her own standard?

Why should we learn to accept our flaws if we have the means to change them?

Because it leads to unhealthy ideals of what is deemed to be acceptable.
The question should be, who and what made you actually relise that you have facial flaws?
Its takes quite a strong individual to admit and accept their own flaws and move on.
I mean as a woman it should your duty to protest such ideals of beauty,and set examples
for other women.
Where is the imperfection movement?
Your gender is pressured to put on a mask of makeup and yet you have the nerve to ask such a question?

According to who?

What others think doesn't matter. If we're happy (plastic surgery or not) I couldn't care whether it creates false ideals. My body, my choice.

Of course it matters,as you shouldn't lie to yourself,luv.
You should care as your new face is the product of unnatural ideals.
Youre in fact a flawed person
I find it upsetting how the majority of replies are by female supporter's.

Because it leads to unhealthy ideals of what is deemed to be acceptable.
The question should be, who and what made you actually relise that you have facial flaws?
Its takes quite a strong individual to admit and accept their own flaws and move on.
I mean as a woman it should your duty to protest such ideals of beauty,and set examples
for other women.
Where is the imperfection movement?
Your gender is pressured to put on a mask of makeup and yet you have the nerve to ask such a question?