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A personal choice. I don't think it deserves a value judgement! I am in my thirties and feel that if or when I get any saggy or wrinkly bits I may have surgery. Why put up with something you don't like if you can afford to fix it? You'd fix a room that was getting shabby – why is your body less important? If the time comes that I would like to approve my appearance in any way and I can afford it without depriving my family of anything then I will.
It would be great if women could be happy with their bodies the way that they are, but sometimes that's just not the way we feel! I agree that everything in moderation. If you can have something done to make yourself more confident and feel better about yourself then I say go for it. I haven't ruled out a breast augmentation/lift and tummy tuck when I'm done having kids….
I haven't had any cosmetic surgery, but when I was at my smallest I had a consult with a surgeon for some boob help. Losing 40kg and going from a 40D to a 34A meant I looked like I had been breast feeding triplets for a year haha! I will definitely have a lift and augmentation when I can afford it, and have actually been toying with the idea of sharing the process on my blog.
It bothers me that people who very obviously look NOTHING like they did a few years ago will stand there and deny having gone under the knife. I bet people will even comment on this post and not tell you about all the work they have had done. So what, you didn't like the way you looked? You changed it. Your business not mine. You will only get looked at sideways or judged if you look ridiculous (think cats eyes and FF boobs) or if you still try and deny the surgeries when everyone knows you have had them.
Good for you for changing what made you unhappy, and taking control of your self confidence. Now go out and rock those bikinis on Umhlanga Main!!
Good for you Caley. You make me feel less dreadful about myself and my decisions. Having just had Keaton, knowing I'm not having more, I am ridiculously harsh on my body and sometimes choose not to look in the mirror because this is the body I am going to have to live with from now on. Yes, excercize can make things better but the boobies will never change. One day, I too hope I can afford to have a lift! My confidence is so shot from previous issues with in-laws and others that perhaps if I love my body more, I won't let others affect me much and I can be the happy go lucky girl I was a few years ago.
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That’s true. Cosmetic surgery is a sensitive topic for some. But in my opinion, nothing is wrong with going under the knife, as long as the patient understands, done their research, and is fully committed to it. Anyway, it’s good to know that you've recovered well from your operation. And I hope that you’re loving the results until now.
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