Plastic surgery - would you consider it?

[+ friendofsheila]

I have read that they can use armpit hair and public hair in cases where there isn't enough donor hair on the scalp. After it's transplanted, it grows like normal head hair.

 

I guess I'd have to back a dumptruck filled with money up to the surgeon's office to get this done. Oh, well.

[+ FreshFluff]

[+ Italiano]

Im thinking about having my upper and lower eyelids done. I see nothing wrong with it. I also know a few people who were trainers or kept their weight stable and developed a fat pocket entering their 50s. They had lipo done as the docs said no amount of diet and exercise would work.

 

I don't know yr age, but usually that kind of procedure doesn't REALLY work unless you also have a brow lift

[Bearofdistinction]

OF COURSE, Why wouldnt I ???

 

Do they take Coupons?

[Bearofdistinction]

I've had it.

 

WOW --- I Love how the Surgeons Got the Hearts to look like they are floating

[Walker1]

No-unless in an accident or something.

[SuenosAmor]

Anything but a face lift, which I can spot a mile away.

[TruthBTold]

I will always do WHATEVER it takes to look my best... Cant always just rely on my milkshakes bringing all the boys to the yard !

 

 

Don't you just prove that the right eyeshadow and a little blush will take years off.

[+ FreshFluff]

Anything but a face lift, which I can spot a mile away.

 

As with any other surgery, the good ones can't be spotted.

[TruthBTold]

I also have good DNA (not that I deserve it). For some reason I have gotten few wrinkles so that people are always surprised when I tell them my age. Of course, DNA does very little for lack of real exercise and receding (no actually retreating) hairline.

[jjkrkwood]

Don't you just prove that the right eyeshadow and a little blush will take years off.

 

Most definitely, proper makeup is an ART, and can work wonders. Its all about being "understated" and natural to bring out your Beauty. When you do it RIGHT, you will command any room you walk into ! BUT when the time comes for a little nip & tuck, you should be open to it....God is a miracle worker, but a good doctor comes in Second....

[caliguy]

Interesting thing I found. Lots of receding hairlines but at least they still got the hair.

https://fstoppers.com/film/group-friends-photograph-themselves-30-years-5311

[BlakeBenz]

WOW --- I Love how the Surgeons Got the Hearts to look like they are floating

 

Unfortunately not yet! Maybe someday. Also, you’re assuming the procedure was something on my face.. it’s not

[bendable2019]

Is having the hair growing out of my ears transplanted to the top of my head possible yet?

 

 

Hahaha dreams are free babe! ❤️

[bendable2019]

Just asking...For loose assholes (definitely not mine), are there procedures to tighten it up and be like Virgin Terry again? ?

[+ sniper]

Anal rejuvenation surgery is, apparently, a thing.

 

https://www.bespokesurgical.com/anal-reconstruction/

[JayCeeKy]

Anal rejuvenation surgery is, apparently, a thing.

I like that Dr. Goldstein doesn't feel compelled to stick with medical terminology:

 

"The first two to three days (after surgery) I usually disclose you won’t love me very much. Clearly a constant pain in the ass ....."

[caramelsub]

Besides for issues like gynecomastia(man boobs) I most likely would not. Gynecomastia is generally not covered by insurance and the only true treatment for it is plastic surgery to remove the breast glands, out of pocket. It’s traumatizing for adolescents to have, because they often get teased for it. No amount of exercise or diet will fix it.

[OneFinger]

Besides for issues like gynecomastia(man boobs) I most likely would not. Gynecomastia is generally not covered by insurance and the only true treatment for it is plastic surgery to remove the breast glands, out of pocket. It’s traumatizing for adolescents to have, because they often get teased for it. No amount of exercise or diet will fix it.

That was me. Even after military basic training where I lost 50 lbs. I still had obvious male boobs. So, after I was released from active duty, I had bilateral gynecomastia surgery. I was NOT covered by insurance but was well worth the personal cost.

 

Another surgery that I don't regret was gastric bypass. I went from 330 lbs to 200 lbs in 6 months.

[thickornotatall]

I'm very happy with the way I am aging...feel good...I can't imagine messing with what I've earned!

[sydneyboy]

I’ve had eye surgery (bags under the eyes), excellent result. I have also had hair transplants. Has anyone had a face lift?

[+ BenjaminNicholas]

If going to a plastic will make you feel better about yourself, why the hell not?

 

You do you. If people judge that, they can kindly go fuck themselves

[Rudynate]

In another plastic surgery thread, @Funguy was talking about what could be accomplished with a little bit of botox and filler in the hands of a good practitioner. I would certainly consider that.

[Guest]

I have read that they can use armpit hair and public hair in cases where there isn't enough donor hair on the scalp. After it's transplanted, it grows like normal head hair.

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/09/09cea6e60635a84404fb5ea02f200b4e2e25d585dc36a9a574867c84ced4baaf.jpg

[+ Funguy]

As was mentioned by Rudynate, "in the hands of a good practitioner. . ." I'll go for the botox and filler and have judiciously done both. I do those things as part of my anti-aging practice and there are only a few docs in town (LA) that even I would trust to do me. When I do botox on patients, i only use freshly opened botox and what little may be left at the end of the day I use on myself. No one can tell - I simply look rested.

As far as filler, same issue but I dont do myself.

Often I will get some 40 something men who are out of work and on the interview merry go round and I can take 10 years off their faces IF THEY LET ME DO IT RIGHT. Too often patients want their faces frozen with no lines (and resultant no expression), lips plumped far beyond what should be and I turn them away - it reflects poorly on me. Less is certainly more in these cases.

 

Couple the above with hormone replacement (yes, Aunt Tilly, testosterone cream and thyroid also help the skin) and you'll look very well rested! and not artificial!

 

Of course, if you start taking care of your skin in your 20's and 30's, don't smoke, ease up on the alcohol, wear sun block and a hat, just to name a few good recommendations, you may not need the usual Vit B (botox) and Vit F (filler) until wayyy later in life. A nice peel once or twice a year would help, too.