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Old 23-11-2003, 21:29   #16
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Re: plastic is fantastic ?

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Originally Posted by kronas
plastic surgery is becoming an increasing alternative for young women some as young as 11 are wanting surgery

the more alarming worry is that parents seem very willing to provide the money needed or loans are taken out by young teens in order to 'perfect' there body

in an all too increasing trend it seems women are feeling pressured in to looking 'perfect' by looking at the magazines and viewing catwalk women which seem to influence there choice in wanting alterations to there body

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3227396.stm

i think you should be confident in yourself nobody is perfect i think naivity plays its part.........
Surgery of any kind is risky. Plastic surgery is often no more risky than other kinds, but why take the risk? I don't object to plastic surgery at all, if a person feels they are deformed, by all means have the surgery to correct the problem.

Kids, however, shouldn't have plastic surgery. Kids are still growing. Their appearance will change a lot without the surgery.

Plus, why should we all look the same. That would be boring.
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