Is cosmetic surgery really that unpopular with men?
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Is it better not to have it done after all?
And does that mean things like cosmetic tattooing and eyelash extensions count as cosmetic surgery too? Sometimes women with eyelash extensions and cosmetic tattoos around their eyes and eyebrows say, “This is me without makeup~,” and it really annoys me.
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I’m totally fine with it as long as you don’t get caught.
Just be careful not to overdo it, or you might end up with a generic version of Asuka Kirara’s face.
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I think it’s because you’ve had too much cosmetic work done.
Do things like permanent makeup and eyelash extensions count as cosmetic surgery too?
I don’t really think they do, though…
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Joe doesn’t really have much of an issue with it.
I think everyone, regardless of gender, looks for naturalness as well as beauty, right? Some people look extremely unnatural, whether because of the cost or the quality of the work. I really don’t like that.
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If you get cosmetic surgery exactly the way you want, you could end up looking like a monster.
I know about three plastic surgeons who are in such high demand that they have waiting lists, and they’re all very cautious. There’s nothing wrong with getting cosmetic surgery as long as you’re willing to listen to what the doctor says.
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I think men above a certain age generally don’t have a favorable impression of cosmetic surgery.
Some men dislike it when a woman merely dyes her hair, so it’s hard to imagine them viewing cosmetic surgery positively.
They probably picture someone almost cyborg-like. Would saying, “I don’t want to meet a cyborg,” get the idea across?
That said, with minor cosmetic procedures, they might not notice, so I feel it really depends on whether you stop at that level.
It’s not that they want to see you bare-faced, so makeup is usually fine.
Though makeup these days is pretty incredible.
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Regardless of how men might react, I think it’s better not to do it when you consider how you might feel if you came to dislike it yourself. The same goes for cosmetic tattooing.
Eyelash extensions can be removed right away, so I think you should do whatever you like.
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