Why are people here so negative about cosmetic surgery? Is it really such a bad thing?
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Wouldn’t it be better to get surgery and become cute than stay unattractive without surgery—like, below Gold level at Universal?
Also, sorry, Mac, but I’ve spent not 1.5 million yen, but 3 million yen on cosmetic surgery. That’s the equivalent of 60 of your allowances, lol.
I went to a former Imperial University, got my qualifications, and waited until I was reasonably satisfied with my life before having surgery. Outsiders, keep your opinions to yourselves.
I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
> Is plastic surgery really such a bad thing?
If it helps someone feel more confident, it may be a good thing for that person. However, if many men believe it’s better not to have plastic surgery, then from a man’s perspective, it may not be seen as a positive.
I think it comes down to whether you can genuinely say that you don’t care what men think of you.
> Isn’t it better to get plastic surgery and become cute than to stay unattractive without it—like below the Gold level at Univa?
That’s what you, the questioner, think. People who feel negatively about plastic surgery don’t see it that way at all, so all I can say is that they feel the opposite.
Besides, even if there were men who thought plastic surgery was better, it seems like the ultimate form of plastic surgery would be turning yourself into a doll.
Wouldn’t that mean that something completely artificial would be preferable? If so, where do you draw the line between a real person and something artificial?
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I’m BB7.
I’ve never thought surgically enhanced faces were cute because they look fake and unnatural.
And by the way, a “Gold” girl from Unib isn’t ugly.
Personally, if she had a surgically enhanced face and was Black-level, I’d offer her Natural Gold.
You’re free to think cosmetic surgery looks good, just as I’m free not to like it.
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I’m Joe.
I’m not against it, especially since my own daughter has had it done too—I didn’t even realize until someone told me. But breast augmentation just looks unnatural to me. I know three women whose “before and after” photos I’ve seen, and all three looked more attractive before.
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I’m Rin, a female SALON member.
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with plastic surgery. If it makes you happy or gives you more confidence, and it’s something you decided to do for yourself, then I think that’s perfectly fine!
I’ve never had it done myself, so I can’t really say, but I imagine you might simply want to show off now that you’ve become more beautiful. If so, I think you should go ahead and promote yourself as much as you like.
Everyone has their own views on plastic surgery. Some people may prefer someone who looks beautiful even if they’ve had work done, while others may prefer a natural look without surgery. As long as each person can meet someone wonderful who suits them, isn’t that what matters?
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I’m Nana Ayase ☆
If you’re satisfied with your life based on having a certain level of qualifications, why do you feel the need to get noticed here?
So you’re satisfied with that level of living, huh? You should aim higher…
Oh, sorry—that’s none of my business.
And if you’re going to call me an outsider, then why go out of your way to announce here, “I got plastic surgery!”? LOL
You didn’t have to say it. You’re such an idiot~
Do you really want that much attention?
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I think it’s worth it if it can make you prettier.
If I could end up looking as gorgeous as Hibiki Ichijo, I’d be willing to spend three million yen.
But women who aren’t celebrities and spend three million yen on their looks usually end up looking unnatural in some way. (Even Hibitan can sometimes look smooth and wax-figure-like in person.) So I’m kind of curious what they actually look like.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s confusing to be told “that’s just how people here are” based on one person’s negative answer.
Since all the respondents are outsiders anyway, the best thing to do if you don’t want to hear their opinions is simply not to ask the question.
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Japanese people tend to prefer the natural look.
If two women are equally beautiful, I think the one who’s naturally that way has more value.
And if you’re going for an artificial look, there are plenty of much cuter, better-proportioned girls in the 2D world. A surgically enhanced face is neither—it just feels kind of halfway.
If it makes you happy, I think it’s fine to spend millions of yen on it. It certainly makes plastic surgeons happy.
Marika
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