Plastic surgery has been on the rise for
the past two decades and all though the economy has taken a plunge the plastic
surgery market is still doing well, go figure. I have personally never been a
fan of plastic surgery unless it’s to fix something like a cleft lip, breast
cancer patient or other cases that really need it. I have seen many women who
were so much prettier before they went under the knife and now look like some
sort of monster. Those are usually the same women who have a plastic surgery addiction
which is one scary addiction to have.
I think in reality most women all have
insecurities about themselves and it differs wherever you go. Like in America
we all want to be really skinny and tan however in Saudi the women like to be
curvy and want to be white. It’s a woman thing we just never seem to be happy
with who we are. We always want to look just like those perfect women plastered
all over television. The truth is we could all look great if we just took care
of ourselves by diet, exercise and the way we carry ourselves. We’re not
supposed to look like bleach blonde porn stars and quite frankly I have no idea
why women seem to want that look.
I guess the idea of looking perfect (or
your perception of perfect) after a few hours sounds pretty good but the risk
just seem so much deeper. I have read time after time about bags of silicone falling
from where they were supposed to be, things leaking or busting, constant pain
or headaches. Really none of it really seems worth it. Is there anything more
important than your overall health?
For those of you in the Middle East you
know that plastic surgery is huge with the women on television
and they all
look the same, it’s pretty weird. I mean do they go to the doctor and
all ask
for the exact same face? Oh and I just recently read about a mom who
bought her
small daughter a gift certificate for breast implants when she’s older.
That’s just
pretty much saying you’re not good enough being who you are. And did you
hear
about the Korean woman who injected cooking oil into her face? Plastic
surgery is incredibly noticeable and looking like fake stretched
clay is never a good look.
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