I'm a bit odd on this subject, but I feel if God gave you what you have in the way of looks then you should feel good about what you have and live with it. For example, I never judged a woman for her breasts, in fact I dated women that were almost flat chested and thought they looked great. Obviously if you had some sort of awful accident or medical procedure or birth defect that left something disfigured then ok I'm good with that and could understand someone wanting that fixed, but natural looks is always better, besides wouldn't you want a person to be interested in who you really are and not someone your not? What kind of date would that person be if they're that shallow not to accept you the way you are?
Today's world everyone has to look like either Barbie or Ken even when their 90 years old! and the world expects that! That's not fair to expect that kind of perfection from even young people not alone when we age. In today's world women have to have big breast so they go see the surgeon, even guys are now hung up on this stuff and get fake muscles, and even fixes for the penis to make it larger. It all boils down to vanity, we should be secure enough in ourselves that however we look is just fine.
What I found funny in my old career was that I would get these gorgeous women that were gym rats with obviously surgically enhanced breast that bulged out of their dress clothes with short skirts or shorts all to impress male clients to buy whatever it is they're selling, and companies hired these women based on their looks and not selling abilities, and most of these women couldn't sell a glass of water to a person dying of dehydration! As much as it was nice from a male perspective of course to see them, a quick conversation soon showed just how shallow they were, and most weren't all that bright, nor could they sell. But companies that hired women like that knew that men are stupid and would stagger over themselves like they were drunk and buy whatever it was that the woman was selling. We live in a very strange world, but I have a feeling this sort of stuff has been going on for thousands of years, it's just in today's world we can surgically "improve" upon what God gave us. I don't know about some of you but I find that going under the scalpel is something I would rather avoid if possible, i just don't think that unnecessary, and even sometimes necessary surgeries is good for the body, though while a necessary surgery may be bad for the body to some degree it also may extend your life so you're willing to accept the bad to obtain a good.
See these images of famous people facelifts gone bad:
https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/celebrity-plastic-surgery-disasters/
https://www.businessinsider.com/17-...uffy-face-is-reportedly-the-result-of-botox-3
Those above people were wealthy and could afford the "best" doctors and look what happened! I can't imagine some local plastic surgeon in a celebrity less city where skills won't be as important working on someone will make someone look like.
Everyone in America, and some other countries, want to compare themselves to others and feel they don't measure up, well I have one word for that...STOP! Instead find the things that are good about your body and be grateful, if you have to write down your positive attributes and your best features and tape it the mirror in the bathroom; recognize your strengths and celebrate them; perhaps get counseling and find out why you have such a lack of confidence in yourself and learn to deal with that.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/...201407/10-ways-feel-better-about-how-you-look
If you start looking at yourself differently and learn to accept yourself for who you really are you'll save a bunch of money! LOL!!
