The Plastic Surgery Procedures Men Are Getting Most

[LibertyWeeps]

“Ten years ago, many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” Dr. Claudia Kim, board-certified plastic surgeon and chief medical officer atNew Look New Life Cosmetic Surgery in New York City, told HuffPost. “Now, men come in well-informed, having done their own research, and they’re much more comfortable talking about aesthetics as part of overall self-care.”

The Plastic Surgery Procedures Men Are Getting Most

“Many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” one doctor observed. Today, it's very different.

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Would YOU get plastic surgery?

If so, why?

 

[DGS49]

I would not get plastic surgery. There is a limit to what it can do.

Parenthetically, I recently lost about 30 pounds and I look "better," which is not to say, "good."

There is a female in my circle of friends and acquaintances (50-year-pld daughter of a friend) who has had a significant amount of "work," and the effect is amazing. She was homely as a teen and young adult, and now she looks like a well-put-together, pretty teen, head to toe.

 

[Rambunctious]

No I would not... why mess with perfection....

 

[Captain Caveman]

“Ten years ago, many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” Dr. Claudia Kim, board-certified plastic surgeon and chief medical officer atNew Look New Life Cosmetic Surgery in New York City, told HuffPost. “Now, men come in well-informed, having done their own research, and they’re much more comfortable talking about aesthetics as part of overall self-care.”

The Plastic Surgery Procedures Men Are Getting Most

“Many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” one doctor observed. Today, it's very different.

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Would YOU get plastic surgery?

If so, why?

I wouldn't get plastic surgery, looks dreadful when you've aged.

 

[Rambunctious]

Now when a new surgery is developed to make you physically ten years younger... I'm all in...

 

[LibertyWeeps]

Now when a new surgery is developed to make you physically ten years younger... I'm all in...

I have a friend who is extremely interested in these bio-beds they are developing.

Supposedly, once fully operatioinal, they are to help heal pretty much every physical malady there is of the human condition.
Including, but not limited to anti-aging properties with some of the medical processes that are involved in healing diabetes and cancers.

I haven't done any research on these things yet, but my friend is on pins and needles to live long enough to use one.

 

[LibertyWeeps]

For me personally.
I'd definitely get some liposuction and nip tucks.
Maybe a dermabrasion to get smooth sking again.

Other than that.......I would say no.

 

[1srelluc]

 

[Rambunctious]

I have a friend who is extremely interested in these bio-beds they are developing.

Supposedly, once fully operatioinal, they are to help heal pretty much every physical malady there is of the human condition.
Including, but not limited to anti-aging properties with some of the medical processes that are involved in healing diabetes and cancers.

I haven't done any research on these things yet, but my friend is on pins and needles to live long enough to use one.

That's interesting thanks... I believe the expected lifetime for humans to grow due to a lot of factors... and healing illnesses is one of the ways...

 

[Muhammed]

I wouldn't get plastic surgery, looks dreadful when you've aged.

Yep. Recently I took my ex stepmother to the hospital to get her boob implants removed. I feel sorry for her. She's in pain.

I used to love to tease her about her fake boobs. One time at Thanksgiving dinner I put her on the spot to explain to a curious 8 year old, in her why phase, why she had surgery to put silicone put in her breasts. Why? why? WHY?

 

[braalian]

I have a friend who is extremely interested in these bio-beds they are developing.

The only people developing such beds are science fiction writers for their stories.

 

[braalian]

Now, men come in well-informed, having done their own research, and they’re much more comfortable talking about aesthetics as part of overall self-care

I’d argue that mutilating your body for purely aesthetic reasons is the polar opposite of self-care

 

[evenflow1969]

“Ten years ago, many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” Dr. Claudia Kim, board-certified plastic surgeon and chief medical officer atNew Look New Life Cosmetic Surgery in New York City, told HuffPost. “Now, men come in well-informed, having done their own research, and they’re much more comfortable talking about aesthetics as part of overall self-care.”

The Plastic Surgery Procedures Men Are Getting Most

“Many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” one doctor observed. Today, it's very different.

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Would YOU get plastic surgery?

If so, why?

Na, I like being old and ugly. Prevents me from having to talk to people I would prefer not talking to.

 

[Mr Natural]

Nothing more pathetic than a vain man.

 

[Lockback]

“Ten years ago, many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” Dr. Claudia Kim, board-certified plastic surgeon and chief medical officer atNew Look New Life Cosmetic Surgery in New York City, told HuffPost. “Now, men come in well-informed, having done their own research, and they’re much more comfortable talking about aesthetics as part of overall self-care.”

The Plastic Surgery Procedures Men Are Getting Most

“Many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” one doctor observed. Today, it's very different.

www.aol.com

Would YOU get plastic surgery?

If so, why?

Only for a penis reduction.

 

[braalian]

I could see getting something done if my face started to get all jowl-y like Nixon or something

I have that kind of face

 

[LibertyWeeps]

Only for a penis reduction.

And to put a smile on it.

 

[Woodznutz]

“Ten years ago, many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” Dr. Claudia Kim, board-certified plastic surgeon and chief medical officer atNew Look New Life Cosmetic Surgery in New York City, told HuffPost. “Now, men come in well-informed, having done their own research, and they’re much more comfortable talking about aesthetics as part of overall self-care.”

The Plastic Surgery Procedures Men Are Getting Most

“Many male patients came in quietly, often framing it as something they were ‘doing for work,’ or after encouragement from a partner,” one doctor observed. Today, it's very different.

www.aol.com

Would YOU get plastic surgery?

If so, why?

My earlobes are sagging (common with age). I would consider the "Pacman" surgery to shorten them. Who wants to look like Dumbo.

 

[LibertyWeeps]

My earlobes are sagging (common with age). I would consider the "Pacman" surgery to shorten them. Who wants to look like Dumbo.

I dunno............if the reception is pretty good, I wouldn't mess with them.

ROFL

 

[Woodznutz]

I have a friend who is extremely interested in these bio-beds they are developing.

Supposedly, once fully operatioinal, they are to help heal pretty much every physical malady there is of the human condition.
Including, but not limited to anti-aging properties with some of the medical processes that are involved in healing diabetes and cancers.

I haven't done any research on these things yet, but my friend is on pins and needles to live long enough to use one.

Whatever type of such schemes are developed only the rich will be able to afford the treatments. For general health people should be taught the basics of natural health practices. That way, when they hit the wall regarding health, they'll at least know why and what they can do to improve their health in ways that they can afford.