If you undergo cosmetic surgery, weight-loss procedures, breast augmentation, or anything similar after registering, I assume you’d need to go in for new photos.
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In that case, since the staff would notice that your appearance has changed from before, would they write something like “history of cosmetic surgery” on your profile—similar to a car’s repair history? (They probably wouldn’t confront you about it directly.)
I was wondering because, if they didn’t mention it, wouldn’t men have no way of telling naturally beautiful women from those who have had work done?
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I’ve never seen a dating club list a woman’s history of cosmetic surgery.
That said, breast implants and other cosmetic procedures really are noticeable once you meet someone in person.
I think cosmetic surgery is like wearing a wig. Someone who wears a wig doesn’t want others to see that they’re bald. As long as no one sees the bald spot, they may be fine with people whispering about their unnatural wig or wearing a hat that doesn’t suit them.
I feel that people who’ve had cosmetic surgery are doing something similar—wearing an unnatural-looking mask so others won’t see what they looked like before. That said, whether it’s acceptable probably depends on how unnatural it looks.
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As others have already mentioned, I feel that most dating clubs don’t go as far as listing a woman’s cosmetic surgery history. I’m not sure about the dating club the questioner uses, though.
In my case, for some reason, women often tell me about it themselves right from the start.
I agree that if someone has had extensive work done, you’d probably notice something feels off. A little cheek or jaw Botox might go unnoticed, but I wonder how it would be with something more major, like bone shaving.
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It may not explicitly say that she has a history of plastic surgery, but sometimes it will mention that certain features have changed.
Even if it isn’t stated, you’d probably notice something unusual if it was extensive surgery, as opposed to a minor cosmetic procedure.
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