Please
 
don't think of plastic surgery as easily as changing your hairstyle or buying clothes or a bag.
 
If you ruin your hair, you can cut it or grow it out.
 If you bought the wrong clothes, you can refund them or give them to someone else.
 
Plastic surgery... if you do it wrong, it's harder than you can imagine...
 
It's not anywhere else, it's the face.
 Do you know how much it ruins a person to be in a situation where it becomes difficult to carry one's face? Social phobia, depression, and all kinds of mental illnesses follow.
 


These days, they say dual wielding isn't even surgery, right? Does everyone seem to be happy and doing well?
 That's not true haha. I didn't know that before I had the surgery. I thought double-handed surgery was a procedure and that it would definitely be successful.
 But it wasn't. I asked who would fail and I ended up failing.
 

Of course, plastic surgery is all about self-satisfaction and is extremely subjective, so even if it looks strange and ruined in my eyes, it can be okay and pretty to others.
 

But you know,
 raise your eyes and raise your nose... One step closer to meeting the standard of beauty that others say is ideal. Even if you get closer,
 if the happiness or satisfaction is less than before the plastic surgery, would you trust me?
 
What if I desperately miss my face before plastic surgery, which was ugly (I thought it was) but looked natural and had no functional problems?
 

I only found out after giving my money, wasting my time, and going through a hard time.
 



You guys who are thinking about getting plastic surgery,
 you hate your face so much right now, you can't even look at it pretty anymore, right?
 Do you want to be pretty even if it means taking pains and spending money?
 Do you feel envious when you see celebrities/people around you who have completely changed their faces?
 

That feeling... will change 180 degrees after the surgery...
 Of course, it was really, really successful and I didn't experience any side effects, and anyone can see that it's better now than in the past, and if you're like that, it won't apply to you, but
 

due to tinam, side effects, loss of harmony, etc. If I were to become a person with a worse face,
 
I would be so ashamed of my past. I realized once again how pretty and natural
 my original face, which I hated so much,
 was. Just looking at the photo will bring tears to your eyes and you will regret jumping on the operating table so carelessly.
 Of course I feel sorry for my parents...
 


In the past, I also had vague fantasies about plastic surgery.
 If you look on the internet, everyone says it went well, that their lives have changed, and that it's so dramatic.
 Just looking at the before and after photos makes you say wow! They're so pretty. I
 'm happy. I should have done this a long time ago. That's what everyone is saying.
 

But behind the scenes, there are really many people who cry, sigh, hit the ground, regret, curse the doctor, or decide to have another surgery.
 

So leave a message.
 

Plastic surgery, you really shouldn’t do it carelessly.
 The risk is too great, and restoring it to its original state is not easy. No matter what you do, there are many cases that cannot be undone...
 
No matter what side effects occur or what regrets you may have, it's entirely up to you to take care of it.
 The doctor and director who were so kind and good before the surgery
 may become surprisingly different people after the surgery.
 

People make mistakes in life, and it is possible to make up for most mistakes,
 but not with plastic surgery. Please keep this in mind.....
 

I expect there will definitely be comments like this on my post. “Isn’t it okay? I did well, right? Aren’t we talking too darkly and negatively about plastic surgery?;;”
 

The surgery went well, and there will be some people who are very satisfied and happy, and I made it clear earlier that this article will not apply to those people.
 For those of you who are deciding to get on the operating table
 

because you want to be pretty, because people criticize your appearance a lot, and because you feel like everything is going wrong because of your face,
 I will tell you the honest and painful experience of someone who had plastic surgery first and regretted it very much and cried a lot.
 I just wanted to give it to you.
 There is no such thing as an ugly face. If your eyes are small, they are small, if your nose is low, if your face is angular, if you have an angular face, they are
 all unique and have their own charm.
 Keep in mind that the face that your parents passed down to you, the face you were born with,
 is the prettiest and most natural...
 I don't know when I'll delete this post I wrote on a sudden impulse.
 Then, I'll just go and have lunch! Enjoy your meal too!
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 Source: Private Community
 I brought this because I wanted everyone to see it.
 Choose your plastic surgery carefully!