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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you kidding about Nancy Pelosi? I thought she was considered the worst plastic surgery in town. I was in the gym the other day and she was being interviewed, and after she was done I overheard some guy who was also watching say, "Wow. Botox."

I don't think Nancy is fooling anyone. Andrea does look good. [/quote]

+1. Nancy's "startled eyes" effect is not what most older women seek when they have plastic surgery.[/quote]

I got to see Nancy Pelosi in person earlier this year and thought she looked really great actually.[/quote]

It’s because she’s aged and her face has softened. Many years ago, she got herself cranked tightly and appeared completely crazy from what looked like a lot of aggressive facial plastic surgery. She’s aged since then so her face has relaxed enough to look nice again. [/quote]

Most people look crazy immediately after plastic surgery. They aren't "turn key."  For face lifts, they look too tight and pulled too aggressively at first. For rhinoplasty, the noses initially look small and point upward.  Most plastic surgery takes about a year to settle in and often a couple years to reach peak appearance.

I've never had plastic surgery but I find it fascinating and browse forums where people post their surgery photos. It seems that everyone in that business regards surgery a bit like wine-- it needs to sit and age for a bit.

Eventually I will probably get a face lift. Like in my 50s or something, maybe 60s. Just today I was at my dermatologist and asked if I should be considering sculptra. The answer was that it's controversial, but if you have any designs on eventually getting plastic surgery, you probably shouldn't get sculptra because it causes your body to create collagen and its harder for a surgeon to work with.  Very interesting, especially when you consider that most people are on the injectable to surgery pipeline and a good number of the women these days will be using sculptra.  [/quote]

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