I'm curious on what you guys feel about plastic surgery.

I think it's fine and can be a good thing, but like most things, too much is a bad thing. There are people with birth defects that have a chance to live life with more normalacy than before. Also, if someone is willing to spend money and risk complications to alter something about them, I feel it's their choice and has the potential to make them happier regardless if surgery was neccesary for that. The thing that bothers me is when people get addicted and go over the edge. Collagen, liposuction, boob jobs... a bit extreme, and the majority who do this look fake. Actually that's one thing that bothers me most about plastic surgery - breast augmentation.. if had this done, I would want them to look natural.. I mean, isn't that the point? I hate all these girls who look like they stuffed melons down their shirts. It's so fake and I think it's not in good taste and don't see why some guys find this attractive when they know it's fake.

I had "plastic surgery" over the summer to remove a little mole from my face, right above my lip. But some of the people I saw in that office, both there for treatment and who worked there were just unnatural, freakish and frankly gross. If you need plastic surgery to feel better about yourself or get a guy to like you there's a problem. I can see that it can help in the right situation, and in moderation, but no girl should feel they need it to get a guy or be accepted. If you need plastic surgery for a guy to like you he obviously doesn't care about the person you are besides what you look like.

I see absolutely nothing wrong with it and would support any of my friends who were thinking of going through with it, if it is what they truly wanted.

Personally, I wouldn't do it.

I'm all for it for reconstructive purposes or to fix a birth defect... but I'm not so fond of it purely to feel better about yourself. I dunno. Maybe I'm just unnaturally confident or just somehow physically blessed, but I've always been happy with my body and how I look.