How Do YOU Feel About Plastic Surgery?
“I remember how I once swore I’d NEVER have plastic surgery. Then, the jowls popped out, the eyelids drooped, and the neck started looking like crepe paper at a kid’s birthday party. I’ve fixed the first two, and would love to do the third when I get the money, and nerve,” said a FOF woman.
WHAT SAY YOU?
“I am all for it, if it’s done in a tasteful way. I have had my eyelids lifted because they were heavy on my eyes and making me look tired all the time. Now, my eyes are open and i look refreshed, not transformed.”
Sophie Crête
Photo Credit: William R. Burden, MD, FACS
“I am all for it, just not for me, lol. The ones I know who have had it still aren’t happy. One procedure just leads to another. I say to each her own.”
Christine Yvonne
Brands such as Botox, Dysport and Xeomin toxins are injected into areas of the face to block muscular nerve signals and temporarily paralyze muscles to create a tightened look and reduces wrinkles. Common sites for this injection are the crow’s feet around the eyes and frown lines on the forehead.
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Ever since Hannah noticed the first sign of jowls on her face, she’s been thinking of having plastic surgery to get rid of them. She’s vowed for years that she would “grow old gracefully,” and never let a scalpel get near her, but she really hates those jowls and wants to see them go. They’re definitely not “graceful.”
