Anonymous wrote:With a good doctor, you don’t even know.

Next time post Dr’s name.

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Anonymous wrote:Regular? You mean you gotta get Botox more than once? I didn’t even know that...

Men know so little about these things. And a bunch will have comments in this thread about what they claim not to like but actually don’t even know what they’re looking at.

Not all men don't know about these things, fastest growing segment of new botox users is men.

signed- married guy that goes to joint botox appts w/ my wife and has for years

With a good doctor, you don’t even know.

Anonymous wrote:Physical fitness is everything.

Just not too much sinew or bulk, ladies!!

Anonymous wrote:I feel men are simple humans. They want a woman who does not nag, is affectionate and who desires them. Everything else is pretty much acceptable to them.

So they want puppies they can fu*k?

Physical fitness is everything.

I feel men are simple humans. They want a woman who does not nag, is affectionate and who desires them. Everything else is pretty much acceptable to them.

Anonymous wrote:There’s an old survey where men are asked if they prefer women with no makeup, some makeup, or heavy makeup. And like none choose heavy makeup. But then when shown photos of women, they overwhelmingly pick the woman who is heavily made up.

Of course men don’t want women who look like they’ve gotten bad fillers. But they do in fact want women who look young and well-rested, and for that to just have happened by magic.

Just like the super fit chick who drinks beer, eats burgers and pizza, but doesn’t count calories.

Anonymous wrote:As usual men only notice when something is done poorly and then claim they don’t like that thing at all even when done well. I got breast implants when I was 20 years old then spent my whole dating life hearing men tell me how horrible and obvious all breast implants are. Hilarious.

This. Just like when men claim they like no makeup. What they mean is subtle but well-applied makeup (as opposed to “raccoon eyes”).

I’m all for it…

Anonymous wrote:There’s an old survey where men are asked if they prefer women with no makeup, some makeup, or heavy makeup. And like none choose heavy makeup. But then when shown photos of women, they overwhelmingly pick the woman who is heavily made up.

Of course men don’t want women who look like they’ve gotten bad fillers. But they do in fact want women who look young and well-rested, and for that to just have happened by magic.

Men always say that they hate makeup, but then as soon as they see a woman without makeup, they say she looks old, ugly, or tired.
They like loads of makeup, just as long as it's the kind of makeup that doesn't look like makeup. They like the kind of makeup that takes a lot of time and effort to apply. The kind of makeup that women might find artistic or, heaven forbid, fun, they hate. Also, if a woman responds to any of this saying that she applies whatever makeup she applies for herself alone, men say that she's lying. If thy believe her, they'll say she's vain. If a woman says that she applies it for men, then she's pathetic.

Moral of the story? Ladies, do whatever you want.

There’s an old survey where men are asked if they prefer women with no makeup, some makeup, or heavy makeup. And like none choose heavy makeup. But then when shown photos of women, they overwhelmingly pick the woman who is heavily made up.

Of course men don’t want women who look like they’ve gotten bad fillers. But they do in fact want women who look young and well-rested, and for that to just have happened by magic.

Anonymous wrote:They look worse than without that stuff.

+1

I don’t care. I don’t understand why anyone would. We need to stop being so worried about how other people live their lives.

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Anonymous wrote:I think I can tell and I think it looks weird. Breast implants also look bad most of the time.

Agree. Botox and/filler, when done well, can look very good and natural- short term. But with repeated use over yrs, it starts to look unnatural, especially the filler. It makes your face lumpy in an unnatural way over time.

What about other procedures such as radio frequency/ thermage /laser? They just cause mini injury to the skin to reinforce collagen regeneration, the worst is that you stop and resume normal aging but shouldn’t be “lumpy”?

I think money on lasers is well spent. It can’t look unnatural. They don’t stop aging or alter the structure of your face. Just clear up spots, even skin tone out and possibly help build/retain collagen over time. Good investment