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What cosmetic procedures have you done if any? Anything from Botox and tatooed makeup to big surgeries?
I've had lacsik eye surgery. I don't know if you consider that cosmetic or not.
I haven't had anything else done.
None yet.
But I think I will consider botox when I get older.
Nothing yet. I would like to get my boobs done once I am done having kids. They have killed my chest!?! I am all for botox when I get old, not make myself look too weird, but a nice pick me up for my crows feet when I'm 70!
I had a boobjob when I was done with kids.
My mom had botox and a boob job. I think it was selfish of her. She did it, then divorced my dad bc she wanted to 'look better for dating!' Now we never see eachother and she never sees her grandbabies! Just be careful and make sure you do them for the right reasons and don't get a big head from them!!! It doesn't change who you are on the inside.
12:41 here and I would only do the boob job so they are round and perky again instead of roll em up and stuff em in a bra ;) I'd want to stay the same size though, no porn star boobs for this momma! So, I'm not worried about getting a big head!
I always thought that plastic surgery was such a vanity issue. Then I had children.
Part of me would love to have a tummy tuck and boob job, but I really struggle with what I'd be teaching my daughters and how God would feel about me spending that much money on something like that.
Plus, I have this paranoia that what if something went wrong and I died. How sad would that be to die over a cosmetic procedure.
So for now I just jiggle and flap.
I still think surgery is a vanity thing. Unless, of course, you are literally maimed and/or reconstructing something. Just putting them back up where they were doesn't count.
Haven't had any and plan to.
Bleach my hair. Pluck my eyebrows. I may be a wimp, but those are procedures to me.
When I was younger, I really turned up my nose at such things and thought I would never do that because my self-worth doesn't come from how people perceive me.
I still believe that, but I have also come to realize that a little help here and there can give me a nice boost.
But I only do those things when there is room in the budget.
Part of me woud like a breast lift and tummy tuck now that I have had a few kids, but I agree with some of the previous posters, what would I be teaching my daughter? Would God really be thrilled that I spending that amount of money on vain things and that I am more concerned with the way I look than anything else? What if I died, it is surgery after all, how embarassing it would be that I died getting my boobs done.
I would love a breast reduction, but I'm thinking I should wait until I either have kids or turn forty. Because then I'll want a tummy tuck, and I might as well get them done at the same time.
I had a boob job and I don't plan on telling my kids about it. I won't lie, but they probably won't ask. If they do, I will explain my reasons and if my girls ever wanted to have their boobs done AFTER kids, I would have no problem with that. By the time they learn about mine, their self esteem and worth would have already been established. I frequently tell them God made them beautiful.
I think God would care about you spending a few thousand dollars on a boob job as much as he cares about you buying a house bigger than you need, buying a BMW, or a starbucks coffee everyday...I think you can buy things and still glorify God.
5:46, if you died getting your boobs done, you'd be dead, and I don't think you would care.
I'm just sayin'.
I had a breast reduction between my first and second child. (ended up having 3). It was the BEST decision I have made concerning surgery and my body. My frame couldn't handle the weight, I couldn't nurse my firstborn, I couldn't wear regular clothes (I had to buy at least 2 sizes too big so it would fit my chest!). I can go running now, I can buy my bras in a regular store, I nursed my 2nd and 3rd babies, I am SO MUCH MORE COMFORTABLE!! And, my insurance paid for it.
I totally think a breast reduction is different from a "boob job" and would consider the surgery for women more for health reasons than vanity reasons. After having a few babies and being engorged, etc, I agree that it takes a toll on your back and neck carrying around that extra weight in front and not to metion being constantly uncomfortable.
Glad you feel much better 10:07!
I also had a breast reduction done when I was only 20 years old (it's been a very long time). But I was having chronic back pain, and it was done for medical reasons (and paid for by insurance). I am still very happy that I did it, but I can not breast feed, and lost a lot of sensation in my breast. Things I didn't really think of when I was 20 (mostly the breast feeding part). But I do not regret doing it.
I don't think of a breast reduction as a cosmetic procedure. I think of that as more of health care!
As for dying during a boob job I'm sure the poster kind of cared more about how their kids and husband would feel not how they would feel.
I'm just sayin'
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