I would do lipo on my legs, if I bought into beauty.
But I don't think it will happen. Just seems a little superficial to do it unless for reconstructive reasons or medical issues (such as breast reduction to relieve back pain).
I've been asking myself what I consider beautiful these days, (since my breakup).
I found out that what I used to conside beautiful had nothing to do with my opinion but everything to do with how my boyfriend saw me. It's amazing but now that I'm not with him, I don't consider myself 'flat chested'. If I stayed with him, I might have considered implants because I only felt bad about myself. My self image was based on how he saw me.
But I've been doing yoga in front of a full length mirror and I realize, I don't think I look half bad.
So my answer to what would I consider doing to make myself look more beautiful: Eat healthy, exercise, use over the counter beauty supplies such as moisturizers and hair color, and my number one beautifier: A BIG SMILE.
I would actually get the fat pad removed from beneath my chin because I hate my neck in profile - it slopes too much. I am seriously considering getting my saddle baps lipo suctioned. No matter how thin I get our how muscular my lower thighs are (not ad if I say so myself), My saddle bags never go away and it's even worse because I have a slim waist and hips and lower thighs so they really stick out. That being said, I would not undergo general aenesthetic just for plastic surgery. I plan on getting my thighs done when I go under for my knee surgery in a couple of years.
I would love to get my skin lasered. Just the thought of having beautiful skins brings a smile to my face. I'd also love to get laser hair removal, no more shaving. I'd also like to get my eyes lasered so I wouldn't have to wear contacts or glasses anymore.
Other than that, I just can't see allowing someone to come at me with a knife just to make me prettier. Of course, I'm only 29 that may change as I get older. I already hate seeing the laugh lines around my eyes when I laugh but that's just part of growing older I suppose.
You know, for a while, I really thought I wanted to get a breast augmentation and a tummy tuck. But along the way, something happened. I look in the mirror and see...me! And it isn't such a bad thing. I'm 43 years old and my body is far from perfect. But overall, it is pretty darn amazing. As long as I treat it right, it works really well. I feel sexier, more beautiful and confident now than I have ever before. I don't want to mess with that/
I love my body and feel like a very sexy woman, in all honesty. But I would feel even better if I could look at it and not see those flaws. I would never do anything to my face. Not only am I happy with it the way it is, I just think that my character lies in my face. I'll never forget the year that I had to get a mole removed from my temple (I have to have one or two removed every year almost). My sister was graduating from college and the surgery was scheduled for the day after her graduation and she got really upset when I told her it had to go. I'd had that mole my entire life and she just couldn't imagine my face without it. But my thighs are not something that I feel any emotional attachment to and I would be happy to see them look perfect.
I think that plastic surgery is like anything else - in moderation, and in an emotionally stable person, it can be a good thing. It can make us feel better about our appearance and help us with our confidence.
I would do lipo on my legs, if I bought into beauty.
But I don't think it will happen. Just seems a little superficial to do it unless for reconstructive reasons or medical issues (such as breast reduction to relieve back pain).
Rubyshoes
Edited 11/16/2005 10:55 pm ET by rubyshoes03
I've been asking myself what I consider beautiful these days, (since my breakup).
I found out that what I used to conside beautiful had nothing to do with my opinion but everything to do with how my boyfriend saw me. It's amazing but now that I'm not with him, I don't consider myself 'flat chested'. If I stayed with him, I might have considered implants because I only felt bad about myself. My self image was based on how he saw me.
But I've been doing yoga in front of a full length mirror and I realize, I don't think I look half bad.
So my answer to what would I consider doing to make myself look more beautiful: Eat healthy, exercise, use over the counter beauty supplies such as moisturizers and hair color, and my number one beautifier: A BIG SMILE.
I would love to get my skin lasered. Just the thought of having beautiful skins brings a smile to my face. I'd also love to get laser hair removal, no more shaving. I'd also like to get my eyes lasered so I wouldn't have to wear contacts or glasses anymore.
Other than that, I just can't see allowing someone to come at me with a knife just to make me prettier. Of course, I'm only 29 that may change as I get older. I already hate seeing the laugh lines around my eyes when I laugh but that's just part of growing older I suppose.
But isn't that fat pad and those saddle bags part of what makes you YOU- unique and not the same as everyone else?
I have what I call lambchop legs.
I love my body and feel like a very sexy woman, in all honesty. But I would feel even better if I could look at it and not see those flaws. I would never do anything to my face. Not only am I happy with it the way it is, I just think that my character lies in my face. I'll never forget the year that I had to get a mole removed from my temple (I have to have one or two removed every year almost). My sister was graduating from college and the surgery was scheduled for the day after her graduation and she got really upset when I told her it had to go. I'd had that mole my entire life and she just couldn't imagine my face without it. But my thighs are not something that I feel any emotional attachment to and I would be happy to see them look perfect.
I think that plastic surgery is like anything else - in moderation, and in an emotionally stable person, it can be a good thing. It can make us feel better about our appearance and help us with our confidence.
The only thing I've considered is a boob lift. Gravity is not being kind to me.