Plastic Surgery Stars Before, After

[Gerald]

[Flaxpants]

Well to be honest, I don't think I could name one famous person who I think actually looks more attractive after plastic surgery than they did before. I think they look worse. Take Victoria Beckham for example, she used to look not half bad (No I'm not a fan, and apologies for bringing her up on this forum- hope it's not a ban...) but now...she looks more like an alien than a human. It's all so vain and yuk, and plastic breasts just don't cut the mustard do they gents? How can you get turned on by grabbing a balloon of silicone?

[Gerald]

Yes, say it is nothing that draws on my part

[TLAM Strike]

I agree a lot of them look uglier after plastic surgery.

[Flaxpants]

Originally Posted by Vendor

Yes, say it is nothing that draws on my part

I wouldn't let anyone draw on my part either Vendor, unless its those non-permanent markers you're talking about and it happens to be done by a really hot woman, in which case feel free to colour it in.

[Schroeder]

Originally Posted by Flaxpants

It's all so vain and yuk, and plastic breasts just don't cut the mustard do they gents? How can you get turned on by grabbing a balloon of silicone?

+1

[SteamWake]

Heres one for Dowley

[August]

Originally Posted by Flaxpants

It's all so vain and yuk, and plastic breasts just don't cut the mustard do they gents? How can you get turned on by grabbing a balloon of silicone?

Have you ever touched one?

[Schroeder]

Originally Posted by August

Have you ever touched one?

I've talked to someone who did (a decade ago). He said they do feel pretty real (hey, the plastic is covered in the real thing) but are stiffer than they should be. Besides they don't move as they are supposed to and do often look unnaturally. A definite no go for me, but that's a matter of taste.

[August]

Originally Posted by Schroeder

I've talked to someone who did (a decade ago). He said they do feel pretty real (hey, the plastic is covered in the real thing) but are stiffer than they should be. Besides they don't move as they are supposed to and do often look unnaturally. A definite no go for me, but that's a matter of taste.

The way I look at it if they let me touch them, they're real...

[Weiss Pinguin]

Originally Posted by August

The way I look at it if they let me touch them, they're real...

But as far as visuals go, having a pair of volleyballs kind of interrupts the aerodynamic lines of the body

[antikristuseke]

Not all boob jobs oversize thigns, I am fairly sure that not even most do. I have seen and felt some good boob jobs and some bad ones, prefer the real thing, but if it is done right, can look amazing.

[FIREWALL]

It's all a matter of taste.

[Flaxpants]

Originally Posted by August

The way I look at it if they let me touch them, they're real...

LOL! and yes, I've touched many, only for research purposes though.

I think Weiss Pinguin summed it up with the volleyballs. Living in Thailand I see many artificial hooters, half of them on men (but that's another story...not mine), and the one thing that I notice is that they're all too round and static, too....well,....volleyball.

I can't help thinking there's something really sad about this whole plastic surgery trip. It's become so acceptable these days that it's becoming par for the course, and I can't believe it doesn't have serious health consequences in the long run. In the last month alone, 3 Thai women I know have had two nose jobs and one boob job, they treat the whole thing like they would going out and buying say, a new dress.

[August]

Originally Posted by Flaxpants

LOL! and yes, I've touched many, only for research purposes though.

I think Weiss Pinguin summed it up with the volleyballs. Living in Thailand I see many artificial hooters, half of them on men (but that's another story...not mine), and the one thing that I notice is that they're all too round and static, too....well,....volleyball.

I can't help thinking there's something really sad about this whole plastic surgery trip. It's become so acceptable these days that it's becoming par for the course, and I can't believe it doesn't have serious health consequences in the long run. In the last month alone, 3 Thai women I know have had two nose jobs and one boob job, they treat the whole thing like they would going out and buying say, a new dress.

Over here it's tattoos and piercings. I was down to the Dunkin Donuts the other day and the cute young thing at the register had more tattoos on her forearms than a sailor. It's a shame because not only did it look terrible it's going to look a heckuva lot worse in 20 years.