At what age do I suggest Plastic Surgery for my Daughter?
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At what age do I suggest Plastic Surgery for my Daughter?

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Hawaii Warm asked:

Although her looks are not perfect by anymeans, at what age should I suggest and pay for her plastic surgery? There are so many things I would like to have done with her. The one daughter has such a good heart but, her inside does not match her outside at all and I need to change that.

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Posted in Qns & Ans on Mar 7th, 2011, 9:14 am by plastic_surgery_world   

40 Responses

  1. Munya Carr
    December 15th, 2009 | 12:40 am

    let the kid grow up, first–not all “ugly” children turn into “ugly” adults….geeeez…..lets not be superficial or anything, okay?

  2. emilyrose_lale
    December 18th, 2009 | 4:39 am

    shallow bastard

  3. latish_ann
    December 21st, 2009 | 9:50 am

    I hope this is a joke question. I would hate to think that there are people out there that are that shallow

  4. Crazy Cat Lady >^..^<
    December 23rd, 2009 | 8:07 am

    lets let her grow up…hopefuly she will not turn out to be like her mother

  5. sweeteenpeach
    December 24th, 2009 | 5:15 am

    Well first of all you need to ask her if she wants it done, the sooner the better if she is that ugly, if she is in highschool i suggest you get it done fast because highschool is rough

  6. just me
    December 24th, 2009 | 8:48 pm

    ummm….if she is fine w/ the way she looks, then please just be a supportive parent! She shouldn’t be made to feel that she isn’t pretty enough for society….
    If she in fact wants it, then I would say 17-18 yrs…any younger and her body is still changing…

  7. Randy R
    December 27th, 2009 | 2:19 am

    depends on hesr age i’d wait til she stops growing height wise or wideth size then go for it usually after her teens thou.

  8. Erika A
    December 27th, 2009 | 3:09 am

    Oh please..!! do u really love her? Oh God!!!!

  9. Kristin
    December 27th, 2009 | 9:13 am

    35 is a good age. Biatchh!!!!!

  10. sarahsmile
    December 29th, 2009 | 5:42 am

    That is awful!!!! You should even be a parent. You need help not your daughter

  11. bostonsoxgirl04
    December 31st, 2009 | 4:47 am

    Where do you live, Bervely Hills? My god , you are hurting her self-esteem by saying that she is ugly. Sham on you. Seek professional help ( you need a shrink).

  12. Melissa
    January 1st, 2010 | 7:04 pm

    By the looks of your other questions, you ask these dumb questions just to upset people. Go get a life.

  13. jettaum97
    January 2nd, 2010 | 5:23 am

    Another joke question to rile people. If it is true I only can say one thing. Who let you have children?

  14. sbbtkc
    January 2nd, 2010 | 12:56 pm

    You have got to be kidding me??????

  15. Milette
    January 3rd, 2010 | 2:36 pm

    Your her mother/father you don’t just take your daughter to plastic surgery she’ll think that you know that she’s “ugly” or simply not perfect that would be very cold of you to tell your daughter she should get plastic surgery if she thinks she’s ugly she’ll be sure of it when she hears you saying she should get plastic surgery.

  16. shirley e
    January 4th, 2010 | 12:01 am

    I honestly cant believe you would say that about your daughter. You must be the most vain mother!!!! Let her decide for herself when she gets older what she wants. I just hope for her own sake that she has other influential people in her life and doesn’t have to listen to you all the time!!!!!

  17. Melissa G
    January 6th, 2010 | 9:06 pm

    wait until she is 15. Puberty need to have occured first. If she needs a extreme makeover, i would wait until she graduate HS and have the surgery before she goes to college. that way when she enters as a Frosh, no one will know how she looked before.
    if tyo have a lot done in Hs she might get ridiculed.

  18. just me
    January 8th, 2010 | 1:11 am

    no you don’t need to change anything. you sound like she is a possession, she is not a barbie toy, be thankful that she is beautiful in her own right. She is the only one who should make changes to her appearance and only when she is an adult and can determine if they are really worth it.

  19. Billy
    January 9th, 2010 | 12:46 am

    GASP you have a serious issue. Your daughter needs to make her own decision about what she wants to look like. If you tell her she needs surgery etc what’s that going to make her thing? She’s not good enough or worth your time which will hurt her or anyone that you told that to badly.

    Imagine if I told you that you are so ugly you should go get plastic surgery. Would you not be offended?

    Your daughter needs to be herself and decide when and if she’s ready to have it or if she even wants to have it. Plus if you start this plastic surgery too soon it can become something like an addiction.

    Lay off the ridiculous comments and enjoy life… with your daughter whilst you have her.

  20. alex l
    January 11th, 2010 | 8:12 am

    i suggest that you visit a psychologist take a few pics of your daughter with you and then talk with that doctor about what sort of plastic surgery you were thinking of having done on her. i think every person who is going to have cosmetic surgery should have to visit a physiologist first to ensure there reasons for wanting the operations are sound . this way we don’t have people like that woman who wants to be a barbie doll or Michael Jackson kind of people get all manner of things done.

  21. RickinAlaska
    January 12th, 2010 | 5:24 am

    This is obviously something you both have discussed thoroughly with each other and plan to go through with. Now keep in mind that I’m just a layman, but I would first see a medical doctor (maybe even 2) and go with the doctor’s recommendation in this matter. Have you tried a professional make-over?

  22. Desiree P
    January 13th, 2010 | 12:54 pm

    i cant believe someone is actually asking this question about their daughter!!!! She is your child not an art project!! Plastic surgery should be her decision not yours!!!!! Cant you just accept your daughter the way she is?

  23. finding_my_dream
    January 14th, 2010 | 8:32 am

    Plastic surgery should be reserved for people who have major defects or injuries that require reconstruction. How shallow are you to want to “improve” your daughter. Can’t you love her the way she is. Soon enough she will pick up on your feelings and that could either send her deep into depression (been there, not a good place to be), or she will become like those paranoid celebrities that have to fix every tiny thing. Let her be herself. When she grows up she should make her own decisions. She should not bend to peer (or parental) pressure to change. If you are worried that she would never have a boyfriend or something, just remember that not everyone is as judgemental to you and only look to the inside, rather than what people look like!!

  24. Sarah
    January 14th, 2010 | 10:10 am

    This is the most horrible and ridiculous thing I have ever heard. To actually want to change your daughter’s physical appearance because you don’t think she’s attractive is one of the worst things a parent can say. If you think that your daughter is such a wonderful person inside, then why don’t you help her to be confident with herself because of who she is and not what she looks like? How do you ever expect your daughter to love herself or appreciate who she is if her own parents think that she’s so unattractive. You say there are many things you “would like to have done with her,” but she’s not your personal Barbie doll, and you are an extremely shallow person to think this about your own child. I hope that your daughter is one day able to overcome the obstacle of having you as a parent.

  25. Jen
    January 15th, 2010 | 2:01 am

    If looks are all you care about, then you need to grow up. let your daughter decide if she needs to alter anything when she is over 18.

  26. samira
    January 15th, 2010 | 4:37 am

    Does she has some type of deformities or is her nose just not “perfect”
    The answer depends on so many things…. if she has deformities I would make it seem as though the Dr recommends it. I would never tell her she needs it. Or if she brings it up you could then offer to pay for it but make sure your not just wanting a perfect daughter

  27. zombie2wolf
    January 17th, 2010 | 4:45 am

    Never. You shouldn’t alter the body that ALLAH made for you.

  28. Stephanie M
    January 18th, 2010 | 8:51 pm

    Unless she has a significant deformity, or something that isn’t likely to correct itself, it’s best to let your daughter decide when she is 18. Most doctors do not perform plastic surgery on children unless it is to correct a deformity until at least age 16, usually later, because they are still growing significantly.

    I had plastic surgery at age 10. My ears just stuck out a lot and it was thought, at the time, that setting them back to where ears normally are might reduce ear infections. Yes, it actually did reduce the number from 15 a year to 3 or 4. I still don’t get why that worked. However, this was a deformity (albeit mild) that would not have corrected itself over time. Because of the reason for the surgery, insurance even paid for it.

    That said, a lot depends on how she views herself and what it is you/she thinks needs changing. If, for instance, she has overly large breasts, that can affect your outlook negatively for life (ask me how I know this) and attracts unwanted attention from much older men. This is particularly uncomfortable when it is relatives or friends of parents. Many plastic surgeons will consider breast reduction as early as 16 and it is often covered by insurance. A huge (for her face) nose can also have a negative effect, but isn’t likely covered. Ask for a consult with a plastic surgeon without your daughter first. You’ll have to supply photographs. That is really the only way you would know in any case.

  29. tara t
    January 20th, 2010 | 4:52 pm

    you gotta be joking right??

    what needs to be changed is you way of viewing her!

    Give her a chance to grow up and grow into her looks!

    Also, teach her to be happy with herself despite her outside appearances. Otherwise she will be on a destructive path seeking approval and perfection in the wrong places.

    Ever see these crazy celebrities obsessed with plastic surgery..they look sooo fake and are NEVER happy with their appearances…even though they are better looking than like 97% of the rest of the world!

    I hope you are kidding and I would say there is NO age at which you should offer to pay for her plastic surgery!

  30. cstinkerbell6969
    January 22nd, 2010 | 1:33 pm

    U r kidding me right? No damn wonder all these teens are bulimic and anorexic and feel like they r worthless! Why would u want to FIX your own daughter? Why would you want to make her feel like she isnt good enough the way she is? If this is something she wants as she gets older- over 18- and wants to do then its her choice but I totally think its horable that YOU as her mother feel she needs fixed and isnt pretty enough or perfect enough for you! Society is bad enough on this but she shouldnt have to face it in her own home! Unless she has a huge tumor of 100 lbs on her face- encourage her to be herself and to love herself the way she is!

  31. nowinteknicolor
    January 22nd, 2010 | 6:09 pm

    this is a touchy question but I will try to be non-judgemental here. What is the plastic surgery for? if her appearance is something that is seriously affected quality of life (like large facial scars or burns for example) get the surgery whenever SHE becomes uncomfortable with her looks, if she is still very young she likely doesn’t care what she looks like but when she’s older it may cause self esteem issues. Now if you’re just talking about something like a nose-job or a boob-job, most surgeons won’t even consider doing these procedures until at least 16. Do not pressure her to get anything done, she needs a supportive parent no matter what she looks like.

  32. Willow
    January 24th, 2010 | 8:59 am

    wow, your really mean.
    Your poor kid is going be in therapy for life

  33. matowakan58
    January 27th, 2010 | 7:36 am

    If you are at all serious i think your money could better be spent on therapy for yourself. to even suggest that she should consider plastic surgery could seriously deform her self acceptance.which is way more important than conforming to what you think of as beauty.
    i dont know why im even talking to you.this is obviously a big joke(please god let this be joke!)

  34. AK still waiting for spring
    January 27th, 2010 | 8:49 am

    Does she feel self concious? If so you as her parent should be telling her that beauty comes from with in and not teach her that looks are everything, because in time looks will fade but personality is forever. If when she is old enough to make her own decisions (after having good positive up brining) then support her, but don’t push her into it. So she isn’t the most beautiful LOOKING child, she may be a beauty queen all on her own later. Go read the book about the ugly duck that turned into a swan.

  35. Erika
    January 30th, 2010 | 2:49 pm

    I hope this is a idiot sitting around making up stupid topics b/c if you are serious well…you have no right having children

  36. hot_chick_1994
    February 2nd, 2010 | 12:35 pm

    That’s just plain sick! She’s your daughter! NEVER tell her. Does she need bigger boobs? If so you shouldn’t be lookin. Is it her ears, nose, what? You shouldn’t WANT your daughter to have plastic surgery.

  37. jackiebrawdy
    February 5th, 2010 | 5:29 am

    B*tch! Why are you so shallow? Does her looks really matter?Get a life….I think your the one in need of a make-over! Not a looks one though…mabey a personality check or metal disturbance make-over!

    Jerk-off

  38. elmar66
    February 8th, 2010 | 9:52 am

    You suckers fell for this bait??????????????

    LOL!!!!

    Reel ‘em in!!!

  39. big mamma 85
    February 11th, 2010 | 1:43 pm

    WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU????!!!!! She is your child not a damn doll that you can change anytime you dont like her! Get a clue! Its unbelivible that with all our children have to go through now a days with peer pressure and self esteem issues that you would get online and basicly call your kid ugly for the whole world to see!! Maybe you need surgery. like a lobotomy or something! You dont deserve to have kids you moron!

  40. Lee
    February 12th, 2010 | 6:27 am

    This is from the person who asked when to put her “hog” of an 11 year old daughter on diet pills!

    I doubt the validity of the questions if only to convince myself that this type of mother can’t really exist.

    Another question asked by this person is when to dye her daughter’s drab brown hair to blonde…Seriously ….what rocks do these types of mothers grow under?

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