How do guys feel about a woman who had plastic surgery?

[Anonymous]

be quiet, we mustn't let the men know we can shapeshift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So many clueless posts itt. Several of my girlfriends had nose jobs. Both of them had men tell them how much they love their “natural” appearance. Most men are entirely clueless and don’t notice well done subtle plastic surgery.

If these moms have daughters I honestly wonder how they approach it when their daughters become teens and start having their own insecurities about their own looks (could be the inherited big nose from pre-surgery mom)

[Anonymous]

My wife had a nose job before I met her. I wouldn't have known if she hadn't mentioned it. Not a big deal in the grand scheme of things.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boob jobs yes, anything else (including Botox)..no

Lol and welcome to the poster who thinks they can tell who everyone is that's had Botox!

Men can tell when they’re looking at a rock-hard forehead and no smiling eyes or eyes brows.

My husband goes to Dallas for work and now can’t stop laughing in restaurants or shops or meetings.

Of course they can.

But what you don't know is that there are TONS of people with botox without rock hard foreheads who do have smiling eyes and brows. To think you know different is to be so arrogant as to look, well, stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So many clueless posts itt. Several of my girlfriends had nose jobs. Both of them had men tell them how much they love their “natural” appearance. Most men are entirely clueless and don’t notice well done subtle plastic surgery.

If these moms have daughters I honestly wonder how they approach it when their daughters become teens and start having their own insecurities about their own looks (could be the inherited big nose from pre-surgery mom)

Well, if they can afford it, many get their daughter's nose jobs. They treat it like braces. It can be cultural. I couldn't care less as long as the person getting the nose job actually wants it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:be quiet, we mustn't let the men know we can shapeshift.

[Anonymous]

Many wealthy people get plastic surgery, OP. Westerners like to correct larger noses, Asians get eyelid surgery, South Americans likes getting breast implants. Many people get their teeth fixed.

Ethically, I think you need to disclose significant changes to your appearance before you get married. Like if you were in a car accident and needed reconstruction that changed the way you look, you should mention that as well.

[Anonymous]

I don't like it except when needed to address disfigurement from an accident, cancer treatment, etc.

Most boob jobs, Botox and lip injections look terrible. Doing those procedures is usually a mistake.

I did have a relationship with a beautiful woman who was strangely lacking in confidence about her ability to appeal to men. Her face was gorgeous and she was good in bed so I couldn't understand it. Then she showed me a photo from her early twenties. She used to have a very large and bulbous nose. She replaced it with a small and streamlined nose when she was in her late twenties. I have to admit that seeing the old photo was a bit of a turn off. We broke up for other reasons.

[Anonymous]

hate it. Also shows some deep seeded insecurities which is also unattractive.

[Anonymous]

I’d rather have saggy with stretch marks than fake and perky.

[Anonymous]

My now DW didn’t tell me she had a nose job at age 17 until we had been dating for more than six months. She only came clean because I stumbled upon old family photos in her mom’s house and neither DW nor my SIL have the same nose. I laughed my ass off.,

[Anonymous]

Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

I think this is true - they don’t actually but many will talk as though they are turned by unnatural changes. My favorite is the guys who slam makeup without realizing that all those natural beauties are wearing makeup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

I think this is true - they don’t actually but many will talk as though they are turned by unnatural changes. My favorite is the guys who slam makeup without realizing that all those natural beauties are wearing makeup.

I agree.

[Anonymous]

lol. Someone asks what men think about plastic surgery. Most men answer that they don’t like it. Then women (who I presume have had work done) jump is to tell us why we’re wrong.