We all age. Some of us age gracefully, others not so much. It doesn’t even have to do with aging sometimes. You just might not be happy with your big nose, you might have no upper lip, it might be a little thin, or you’re just tired of that fat little piece of skin hanging under your chin, and maybe you wanna be a C or D cup

Does it bother you enough for you to have plastic surgery, or get Botox injection? We’re living in a society today where we make people feel uncomfortable about themselves. So is there anything you would wanna change about yourself physically. Cheekbones, fuller lips, smaller nose, have those barn door ears tucked in a little bit, bigger boobies?

Me personally, I would like to have that jelly stuff shot into my ass cheeks. I had a beautiful bubble ass when I was younger, it looked like an under ripe tomato it was so firm. It just disappeared over the years and I miss it. Changing in the locker room at the gym last week my friend yelled out, hey Jack, who stole your ass

I shared now it’s your turn. And don’t ask me to show you my ass

 

(My editing skills have hit rock bottom today)

- For the moment I can still get away with surgery of any kind.

I would consider it for minor cosmetic adjustments, but not anything risky like around the eyes.

 

I’d like to change my belly and remove the excess, but surgically? Nah

 

For me? Not a chance, I’m perfect just as I am, of course my standards might be low.

My wife has set an appointment with a surgeon to have breast reduction surgery. She has been experiencing back and shoulder pain for a few years, doctors say that her DDs contribute to this. So she decided to do something about the problem by having them reduced to Bs or maybe Cs.

She’s in her early 70s, in good general health, never had children but was infected with the big boob gene. Two of her younger sisters have the same “problem”. My position is to support her decision with one nagging question regarding cost v benefit. Not monetary cost, but physical and emotional cost. There is a six to twelve month recovery period, two months of strict physical exertion limits, two to three weeks of no car travel over 45 minutes.

She is a very independent and active person, these restrictions could really be an emotional strain on her. So, I have asked her to really think about the benefits and are they worth the cost of having to change her routine. Also, would a permanent change in her routine produce the same results, without the risks of surgery?

 

I had a facial basal cell carcinoma removed by a clinic that used MOHS, and included cosmetic surgery as part of the procedure. I still see the scar unless I'm wearing the ZZ top beard I normally keep in place to hide it. I'm just one of those people that going bear my scars for life, I guess.

 

Since losing 65 pounds, I have some excess belly skin that I would like to eliminate, but other than that, no.

 

I have a whole list of things I would do if I had money to burn!
But definitely not opposed to some maintenance when I decide it's needed!

 

@submissively speaking
It’s true that the lived experience is a major factor in making this decision. However, that being said, no two people are alike and individuals may experience different results. ie: I have personally undergone both knees replacement, both eyes had cataract surgeries and cancer treatments that included radiation implants plus radiation treatment. All with spectacular results.

Conversely, several friends and relatives have had poor to devastating results from the same procedures, others were quite satisfied with their results.

My point is, while I have not and will not mention these folks to my wife, I’m very concerned for her future wellbeing.

 

My wife has always been self conscious about her breast size. She’s been telling me that she would just like to be able to fill her bra. I personally think her breast size fits her perfectly. She’s small and petite and I absolutely love her tits. There perky, firm, and have a little bounce when juggled. I’m dead serious, you can cut a diamond on her nipples, there so out there

She’s been telling me that she’d like to have a boob job for years. She’d like to have a C cup. I don’t know why, but then again I’m not a woman

So I tossed her a roll of toilet paper and told her to rub it up and down between her breasts two times a day. She wanted to know what that was going to do for her tits. I told her, LOOK WHAT IT DID FOR YOUR ASS

 

When I was a teenager, I got my nose broken in a basketball game. It didn't grow back properly, and it caused me to have breathing problems. So about ten years later I got a rhinoplasty, where they basically break it again and then re-set it. The work was done by a plastic surgeon, and while he was doing it, he took the opportunity to fix a couple of other things on the insurance's dime. I have been completely happy with it since.

 

I would not, but only because I’m scared of surgery and my body is highly reactive to weird things. That being said, I hate seeing faces that are filled with Botox and other things and face lifted beyond all recognition. It’s off putting when a face doesn’t move and there are no natural expression lines. I saw Sandra Bullock in a recent movie and I was sad to see how much work she’s had done. She doesn’t look like her anymore.

 

Got nothing against on people opting this way to improve their features but I guess it's not for me. Simply because I easily get scars and develop keloids whenever I have wounds. I'd rather not.
My ex was encouraging me to have boob implants. I told him, why don't he do it first

 

I could always go for some liposuction.

 

I'd love to get injections for puffier lips, but I used to watch "Botched" and got traumatized. :/

 

I've had 2 c sections and have what my friend calls a 'fat apron' from it. I'd love to get a tummy tuck. I have a flat butt, so they could take my tummy fat and inject it into my rear. Waste not, want not - amirite?

 

I broke my plastic dildo and glued it back together.
Is that Plastic Surgery?

 

I have a question for the gals here. Why do women want to change their lips, make them fuller? I have natural full lips as a guy and I don't get the hype lol. I think they are nothing special... But to stay on topic, I think I would rather have some moles removed and hair on unwanted places lol. No botox or anything. Looks so weird, man or woman.

 

That comes under reconstructive surgery

 

I am not a fan personally