I have a mental health condition that makes me overly concerned about my appearance. My psychiatrist has told me not to visit cosmetic clinics, but I really want to try a weight-loss injection or a cosmetic injection just once.
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I have an important event coming up, and the anxiety about it is also making me want to go. Do all you beautiful people, of course, get cosmetic treatments too?
It’s Nana Ayase ☆
What do you mean by “beauty injections”? Are you talking about hyaluronic acid injections in the breasts or something like that…?
Diet injections don’t work immediately either, so I think squats and sit-ups would show results faster. Wouldn’t that work?
Going to the gym for your appearance would probably help you achieve a toned figure like Rola’s, without looking flabby.
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I’m Rin, a female member of SALON.
I’m so clueless that I didn’t even know diet injections and beauty injections existed.
You don’t need to get them. Once you start, you’ll feel like you have to keep doing them, right?! You can live your whole life without them if you simply don’t start!
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I’m Dai, a male member.
What mental illness is it to care about your appearance? Please don’t make up a diagnosis.
Do you mean she has insecurities about her looks?
You should do whatever you want, but older men generally aren’t fond of heavily altered bodies.
That’s why I don’t think there are many women with such conspicuous cosmetic surgery.
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I’m not very knowledgeable about mental illness, but maybe you should try getting through one important event without having the injection first.
It probably won’t make much difference.
I’m not very knowledgeable about cosmetic medicine either.
Marika
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I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer as well.
Once you start worrying about your appearance, it feels like there’s no end to it—especially if it’s related to an illness.
If nothing ever satisfies you, you’ll never have enough money, no matter how much you have.
I think you should follow your doctor’s advice and try to endure it. But first of all, do you really have enough money to keep spending on this ongoing desire?
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Universe Club Customer Success representative Karasaki here.
I don’t know the details of what you’ve had done, but many men don’t like women who have had cosmetic injections or plastic surgery, no matter how beautiful they are.
If you go too far, men who are experienced with women may be able to tell at a glance, so it could end up having the opposite effect.
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