Cosmetic surgery / myLot

Vietnam

April 12, 2024 3:35am CST

Nowadays, cosmetic surgery is becoming very popular and loved by both men and women. Do you like cosmetic surgery? If possible, what characteristic of your body would you like to change?

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458583)

• Switzerland

12 Apr

NO, I have seen horrible results even after simple Botox injection. I keep my body as it is. It's not that bad after all.

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Sabrina Traversa

@sabtraversa (12977)

• Italy

12 Apr

@LadyDuck Right, there's always that risk of hitting the wrong tissue or getting an infection. Even if the injection is successful the area will be swollen for a while, usually days if not weeks. Then the result lasts up to 6 months. Not worth trying.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458583)

• Switzerland

12 Apr

@sabtraversa Correct, it has to be repeated every six months and after several treatment your skin feels like "plastic". A friend of my niece, in her mid 40, used A LOT of Botox, her face texture was like "gommapiuma".

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Sabrina Traversa

@sabtraversa (12977)

• Italy

12 Apr

@LadyDuck It must be fun to touch.

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Melanie Marie

@Melanie_Marie (1800)

• New Baltimore, Michigan

12 Apr

No plastic surgery for me, I’m too afraid of anesthesia. But I might get these staple gems (like little rhinestones) on the side of my face.. maybe just 3 of them. They last 2-3 months and then you have them removed for a week and put back in if you wish. It’s very similar to getting your ears pierced or any other kind of piercing. They might use local anesthetic which is no biggie, and even if they don’t I’ll be just fine. Pain doesn’t bother me. ;)

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (86780)

• United States

12 Apr

I don't want it.

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Sabrina Traversa

@sabtraversa (12977)

• Italy

12 Apr

There are many non invasive cosmetic procedures these days that can be performed by qualified beauticians, mostly injections. They're also way more affordable than proper surgery. I wouldn't get any at the moment tho, thanks for asking.