I was about to jump to judgment of Heidi Klum when I
read on Radar that even though she’s against plastic surgery now, she said to
Allure Magazine, “Ask me again when I’m 65, but…I’m proud to be able to say, in
this day and age, I haven’t done anything.”
It’s easy to say we’re anti-anything when we
ourselves don’t need the particular thing.
Like a gorgeous supermodel who’s twenty can easily
stand and say, “I’m against plastic surgery.”
Well, sure, because she looks great and knows it and
clearly has no need of “help.” But what about when she starts to see a few
wrinkles creeping in around her eyes, or in between her eyebrows or her throat?
So I give credit to Klum for being honest; she’s
happy with how she looks now as she nears forty, but she doesn’t know how her
feelings may change as the inevitable aging process sets in.
Klum honestly talks about how she feels and she has
a right to do that even though she’s a supermodel: “I don’t want to name names,
but it’s like, Wow, I remember you five years ago, looking to me so beautiful,
and now it’s like…who is this person?
And I know girls half my age who do it. What are they gonna do at 40 or
50, when the s**t really hits the fan?”
It boils down to that we all need to make our own
decisions and live with them. And we’re even allowed to change our minds. Yes,
others may brand us hypocrites, but they’ll do that anyway.
Cosmetic surgery is the type of plastic surgery that is related to changing things that the person does not find to be particularly flattering. This could include facial “flaws” or other constructive areas that the person is less than thrilled about. Changing this through plastic surgery is a way of maintaining composure for some, so while it is not necessarily beneficial to the medical community, it can help with some issues.
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