Plastic Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery Reviews
determined_ladii asked:
To correct a deformity that she was born with, i.e. breasts, ears, nose, etc. If she was honest with you about the procedures that she had done, would you think that she was “plastic” or fake. How about having children with her? Would part of your decision making consider that your children might look like she did before surgery?
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A clarification of your thoughts on what constitutes a “deformity” would be nice. Breasts, ears, nose, etc. lead me to believe that “deformity” might just mean “something one doesn’t like about oneself”. If that’s the case then I’m mixed. I have a friend who was bothered for many years by the fact that her breasts were barely large enough for an A cup and they also had a tubular deformity. She had a difficult time finding swimsuits and other clothing to fit properly. After much research and consideration, she had breast augmentation surgery. Nothing huge… she’s a B cup now. In her case it made a huge difference in her ability to find clothing that fit well, and also in her self-esteem. While she could have remained a fully functioning and healthy member of society without the boob job I do see where it was a good thing in her case. I can see the same being true for someone born with a disfiguring deformity. But, if someone believes it’s absolutely necessary to go from a 34B to a 38DDD just because they want big hooters I think it says a lot about their level of maturity and lack of self esteem. I think anyone altering themselves surgically is a personal decision, but I also think that many people do it in an effort to resolve self esteem issues that can’t be cured with nose job or tummy tuck.