I went in for a consultation and they took pics. I was instructed just how to position my head for the best "results".
Besides, my b/f is a freelance photographer, most of his clients are models/actors, etc. I've learned to spot some of their techniques. Not photoshop, just small tricks of the trade.
I disagree. I've seen some noses that no child should be cursed with, you feel badly for them as soon as you lay eyes on them.
A boy I went to school with had unreasonably large (round) ears that stood out from his face terribly. He should not have had to go through life like that. The first thing you always saw were those ears and I liked him, he was very sweet.
I had a g/f that in the fourth grade already had huge breasts! She was treated differently all of her life. Some thought she was promiscuous, she wasn't, her back, shoulders, and bras were always causing her pain.
All of these ppl endured terrible teasing and unwanted attention to the point that parents, teachers and classmates all felt for them.
So, YES! I would give my children plastic surgery to correct severe abnormalities. I have enough common sense to know how cruel other children and adults can be. My child deserves a fair shot at life.
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A boy I went to school with had unreasonably large (round) ears that stood out from his face terribly. He should not have had to go through life like that. The first thing you always saw were those ears and I liked him, he was very sweet.
I had a g/f that in the fourth grade already had huge breasts! She was treated differently all of her life. Some thought she was promiscuous, she wasn't, her back, shoulders, and bras were always causing her pain.
All of these ppl endured terrible teasing and unwanted attention to the point that parents, teachers and classmates all felt for them.
So, YES! I would give my children plastic surgery to correct severe abnormalities. I have enough common sense to know how cruel other children and adults can be. My child deserves a fair shot at life.