Plastic Surgery
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Ok this scanning thru the night owls post "boobs" caught my eyes
as they do 
I remember having a chat witch my SO regarding plastic sugery and what women would feel comfortable with and how they view other women who has them.Originally posted by Rhonda:You've GOT to be kidding?!! Which part of them's real? Terri Hatcher has so much plastic surgery done on her, I doubt if she has an inch on her body that's still 'real'! 
It is funny how as a young woman you try and keep yourself "wrinkle" free by using creams, massages and other non-surgicaly means.
But the joke seems that as a woman gets older and these methods no longer work small surgical improvments would be considered even from those who look down upon these surgeries as when they are yound and pretty. A nip her a tuck there too help natures beauty.
So my question is whats wrong with women having plastic surgery.
No i am not interested in the "risk" and horror stories with failed surgery.
Just the social, emotional, and gossip one would face.
LOL and be honest guys about "fake" ones lol... i have read many a threads with some of the guys liking only real ones lol which they kinda contradict with this Terry Hatchet post. Anyways what if you meet a fantastic woman with small ones lol would u say "no babe, dont get them done"
I was watching a TV series, where the woman wanted to get breast enlargement to boost her confidence and look better in clothes, her hubby had the biggest grin when they interviewed him... -
Fake boobies are just... sad!
They rank right up there with penile extensions (stuff you hear of in spam)! Bleah! It's like saying, "Come look at my boobies!! I'm so sexy now cause my boobies are Size DD knock-em-out'ers!"
And, have you watched shows like The Swan or Extreme Makeover? Plastic surgery on the face is scary! Imagine waking up, looking in the mirror and wondering, "Who's that stranger looking right back at me?"
In The Swan, sometimes, the kids can't seem to recognise their mommy anymore! Surgical corrections on the face can be way too drastic with creepy results!
Procedures that I think are pretty ok because they aren't too drastic would be :
- Blepharoplasty (Creating double eyelids);
- Liposuction; and
- Tummy Tucks (for post-liposuction on the abdomen or for people who lose too much weight in too short a time).
Also, plastic surgery for accident victims are not just recommended, they're sometimes necessary! -
I like my boobs as they are, I like my face as it is. Scalpels please stay away of me, apage satanas!
By the way, reminds me of the US serial Nip/Tuck. Does anyone know it? -
i wouldn't like fake boobies too for my wife/gf..
but fling still nvm..
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maybe i'll consider it when i get older...i dont think i need it at the moment. of course there are things i'd like to change abt myself but...
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nice show that.Originally posted by thinkdifferent:I like my boobs as they are, I like my face as it is. Scalpels please stay away of me, apage satanas!
By the way, reminds me of the US serial Nip/Tuc. Does anyone know it?
but then again i guess some surgery if no side effects is ok. like if you look like freddy or something -
something i read and agreed with
So yeah, boobs are great. Ladies, if you're reading, for the love of God, don't defile them. Don't get implants. Do not tattoo them. That's just vandalism right there. Do not freak out if they're not as big as you'd like. Appreciate them. We certainly do. And wear more clothes with cleavage. I command it.--Outpostnine.com
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Originally posted by Rhonda:Fake boobies are just... sad! They rank right up there with penile extensions (stuff you hear of in spam)! Bleah! It's like saying, "Come look at my boobies!! I'm so sexy now cause my boobies are Size DD knock-em-out'ers!"
And, have you watched shows like The Swan or Extreme Makeover? Plastic surgery on the face is scary! Imagine waking up, looking in the mirror and wondering, "Who's that stranger looking right back at me?"
In The Swan, sometimes, the kids can't seem to recognise their mommy anymore! Surgical corrections on the face can be way too drastic with creepy results!
Procedures that I think are pretty ok because they aren't too drastic would be :
- Blepharoplasty (Creating double eyelids);
- Liposuction; and
- Tummy Tucks (for post-liposuction on the abdomen or for people who lose too much weight in too short a time).
Also, plastic surgery for accident victims are not just recommended, they're sometimes necessary! ahh so there is a clear distinction in your books regarding what type of surgery is acceptable. Let me challange you then the "stranger looking right back at me?"
Now isnt this true for the double eye lids operation. I do not see how that is different from boob job. And lol i do not believe all breast enlargement ends in DD (although we may wish it to hahahah). Naturally the only difference here is one is more noticable than the other.
I am sure no woman wants to be described "washboard with nipples"
(in my defence this was a termed i have heard from a female caousin) -
Yes i know it, i wuite like that show... it starsJulian Macmann (not sure about spelling) which so happens to be son of ex Prime Minister of Australia.Originally posted by thinkdifferent:I like my boobs as they are, I like my face as it is. Scalpels please stay away of me, apage satanas!
By the way, reminds me of the US serial Nip/Tuck. Does anyone know it?
LOL funny show. -
For me, I think I would never go for plastic surgery unless I get involved in a horrific accident and I want to get my face reconstructed (Don't let this ever happen)
Actually, basically any procedure which involves needles that I can avoid, I would
I don't have a problem if others want to go under the knife though, if it makes them feel better and if they think they will look better -
It is good to be a plastic surgeon
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I'd rather have a wifey with an airport chest than one with two mounds of silicon on her chest ....
she doesn't have to be drop dead gorgeous ... just au natural ....
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I didn't promise you a politically-correct post, did I?Originally posted by Kan_i: ahh so there is a clear distinction in your books regarding what type of surgery is acceptable. Let me challange you then the "stranger looking right back at me?"
Now isnt this true for the double eye lids operation. I do not see how that is different from boob job. And lol i do not believe all breast enlargement ends in DD (although we may wish it to hahahah). Naturally the only difference here is one is more noticable than the other.
I am sure no woman wants to be described "washboard with nipples"
(in my defence this was a termed i have heard from a female caousin) I was just voicing my own opinions and IMO, boob enlargements are yucks. But, if it's really a "washboard with nipples", then maybe, aesthetically and for the ego of the person involved, it might be a 'necessary evil'. 
I made my conclusions based on how extensive the surgical procedures are and the risks involved. Sorry, was looking at it from the medical/nursing viewpoint. It's well known that boob jobs can turn out looking worse than before, and there have been incidences with the implants, dimpling and puckering of the boobs, unequal distribution in both boobs, having to re-do the procedure or return in a few years' time for corrections and all that...
With blepharoplasty, there are, of course, risks involved too, as with all other surgical procedures but the side effects are lesser, in comparison. -
Like elindra.. no needles or knives pls. Unless to correct birth defects like cleft lip, BO, sweaty palm.. etc.
All dat pain for increasing boob sizes.. height.. bigger eyes, sharper nose, fuller cheeks... ouchhh... sekali surgery fail.. long term side effects.. etc.
No thanx.. don't wanna look like Michael Jackson. -
Cammy, the correction of sweaty palms is not classified under 'Plastic Surgery' leh! It's actually under the NeuroSurgery dept and it's called "VES" (Video-Endoscopic Sympathectomy).
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I still think natural is best. like what rhonda says, it wouldnt be you anymore. it would be a "modified" version of you. and from there everything would be fake as u try to keep an image for yrself. why nt just be natural so that u know yr friends accept u for who u are? imagine having alot of frds when ya dropdead gorgeous and when u age, everyone leaves u...
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Hahah its not politically-correct to start such a threadOriginally posted by Rhonda:I didn't promise you a politically-correct post, did I? I was just voicing my own opinions and IMO, boob enlargements are yucks. But, if it's really a "washboard with nipples", then maybe, aesthetically and for the ego of the person involved, it might be a 'necessary evil'.
I made my conclusions based on how extensive the surgical procedures are and the risks involved. Sorry, was looking at it from the medical/nursing viewpoint. It's well known that boob jobs can turn out looking worse than before, and there have been incidences with the implants, dimpling and puckering of the boobs, unequal distribution in both boobs, having to re-do the procedure or return in a few years' time for corrections and all that...
With blepharoplasty, there are, of course, risks involved too, as with all other surgical procedures but the side effects are lesser, in comparison. lol was interested to see how people felt regarding plastic surgery in SG.
Yes i understand the "horrors" and side effect. Not that i am dismissing it or saying that their arent any that should be shouldnt be considered. As i have stated lots of older women now have changed their minds, dont mind a few surgical tricks, given time and money.
There is a growing trend in AUstralia for such procedures, not just boob job. There are beauty holidays that one can take both in AUstralia and Thailand seems to be the cheaper choice too. Where a woman can be pampered for the week after the surgery.
Hahah its been interestin given the level of response and lack of it... -
i would tell Mrs Bear something stolen from my school's motto...
... come grow old with me,
for the best is yet to be -
no plastic surgery pls..
and fake boobs? HELL NO!
what size i dont care...as long its real -
hurhurhur...
This post reminded me of an ancient memory... where my exbf and I were walking in Orchard road and he made a disparaging comment about this woman's boobs being fake (so big sure fake one)... uhh then...in my usual streak of deadpanness, i scolded him for being judgemental and told him,.. uhh.. mine are fake too.. what's his problem?? He was like "SURE AH SURE AH? then i nodded and said some long winded story about how flat I was, how traumatised how.. err it was quite far fetched so I thought he knew.. I was joking leh... after that we changed topic.. and I forgot ALL abt it
3 months down the road.. uhh.. I was making cheeky comments about how this lady on TV must be having fake boobs.. uhh.. when he suddenly scolded me "why u scold people?! yours also fake what?!!"
uhh.. then I realised... all those months.. uhhh.. he thought they were fake... gawd... err didnt seem to affect him though.. him thinking they were fake I mean. Hummm. -
Hmm this sounds like a case for some " youthful improvements " like botox and face lift when one ages.Originally posted by freestyle:imagine having alot of frds when ya dropdead gorgeous and when u age, everyone leaves u...
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Botox remains a toxin and I'm very interested in knowing if there'll be any long-term side effects or worse, adverse effects to using it.Originally posted by choco B:Hmm this sounds like a case for some " youthful improvements " like botox and face lift when one ages. Afterall, the usage of Botox is still in its infancy and it remains to be seen what can really happen say, in a decade or two's time! -
Botox can have a side effect - the muscles get atrophic (the muscle mass shrinks and the muscle strenght decreases) if botox is injected regulary.
Botox is also used for spastic patients - it frees the spastic muscles of spasms. -
Great, right about the time when I may be in the market for it. LOLOriginally posted by Rhonda:Botox remains a toxin and I'm very interested in knowing if there'll be any long-term side effects or worse, adverse effects to using it. Afterall, the usage of Botox is still in its infancy and it remains to be seen what can really happen say, in a decade or two's time!