I'm very interested in plastic surgery. The first few things I want is botox in my deep wrinkles between the eyebrows and then juvederm in a dimple/hole type thing on the side of my face. It's like a dimple thats always there, even when not smiling. I want my top lip to be even with my bottom one, its so small, looks really bad. Just those three small things will be a huge difference I feel.

But then, I'm also interested in my nose, It's a bit bulbous. And some people say I need my jaw reduced, or shaved or whatever. I dunno. Will have to see how I look after the first three small procedures.

But anyway, I was wondering about pricing. I would have to have a good doctor, probably travel to Houston or Dallas or somewhere big around here. And anyway, is there financing and loans and stuff like that? Can I do monthly payments? Is it possible for anyone to get plastic surgery, or do you have to be rich?

You should be happy with who you are. You don't wanna end up looking like some of those people in the self mutilation thread, do you?

People like dimples, so keep that.

People who would say that you need to get your jaw reduced are just dicks. Who tells someone they need plastic surgery??

Just stick with changing hair colour, and go through rapid fat/thin cycles. Unless you really take a hatchet to yourself, it's far more noticeable than plastic surgery anyway. Or walk around in just a thong. People won't talk about your bone structure. Well, not your facial bone structure.

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Originally Posted by LaBellaVita
The last **** I saw, was so ****ing ugly it literally sent me into a depression. I became suicidal for a week.

actualy [sic] I have quite a blessed life if I'm honest. I have many people to love, hate few and have few money problem's [sic].... What more does a person need? Oh yeah and I have some kind of humbleness unlike you of course ^_^ ~ CarefulCarpenter

If you are genuinely serious about surgical and non-surgical procedures, get an admin job working for a cosmetic surgery consultancy. Not only do you learn everything about the procedures and options along the way, you get a substantial staff discount on procedures. You will have to sign a contract stating that if you leave the company before, let's say, two years, you're liable to pay back the full amount of any work you had done.

Yes, you CAN get financing but the interest will probably be insane and you'll be paying it off for years to come. It's much less of a hassle to get a job in a cosmetic surgery consultancy, stick at it for the required amount of time and get the work you want done.

I do agree with EMMAh though, what sort of dick TELLS you what surgery they think you "need"?

you should go on the swan

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