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Facelifts, Surgery, Botox Etc
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has anyone here had any of these?
i'm just curious, but has anyone ever said you actually look 'young' or younger than your years?
because it always seems to me that most people who have surgery etc never look younger, they just look like someone who has had work done and look their age.
they look 'good for their age' - but they certainly don't make people think they are younger
what do you think?
(this is not a surgery bashing thread, so please refrain - i have no issue with it - i think if you want surgery etc and it makes you feel better and doesn't hurt anyone then go for it-)
i'm just curious, but has anyone ever said you actually look 'young' or younger than your years?
because it always seems to me that most people who have surgery etc never look younger, they just look like someone who has had work done and look their age.
they look 'good for their age' - but they certainly don't make people think they are younger
what do you think?
(this is not a surgery bashing thread, so please refrain - i have no issue with it - i think if you want surgery etc and it makes you feel better and doesn't hurt anyone then go for it-)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think it can be beneficial up to a point but there's a cut off point when it starts looking weird. Sharon Osbourne has had loads of work done and she looked great up until a few years ago.
The most recent set of changes has made her start to look weird. She's now got those strange eyes that are pulled up at the sides, and funny hamster cheeks.
There's an age limit on it.
The most recent set of changes has made her start to look weird. She's now got those strange eyes that are pulled up at the sides, and funny hamster cheeks.
There's an age limit on it.
I've had botox, and I've had fillers - both a complete false economy and definitely not something I'd do again.
The fillers were for my frown line, and I had botox every six months for a good few years. The fillers work instantaneously, but the botox took about 3-5 days to 'notice'.
The only problem with that, is that a few months down the line, you start looking 'ropey' and a bit 'rough around the edges'.
I've since chosen a fringe and to smile more :-)
The fillers were for my frown line, and I had botox every six months for a good few years. The fillers work instantaneously, but the botox took about 3-5 days to 'notice'.
The only problem with that, is that a few months down the line, you start looking 'ropey' and a bit 'rough around the edges'.
I've since chosen a fringe and to smile more :-)
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