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• Posted to Having a Chin Implant is the Best Decision I've Ever Made - Philadelphia, PA on 8 May 2013

  Fear of judgement can be a strong thing...but something I have learned is that worrying about what others will think it useless, as we ultimately don't know what others are really thinking (maybe some of them really thinks its ok, or have even considered a procedure themselves but are fearful of being rejected by the group too if they state a different opinion). I would encourage you to do some soul searching on how YOU really feel about plastic surgery and base your decision off of your truths. Others will judge you regardless, some will judge you for having the procedure some will judge you for not - its not worth your time to give them thought. Do what is right for you.

• Posted to Crooked Nose and Chin Implant - Pittsburgh, PA on 7 May 2013

  I had my chin implant done over 10 years ago and don't remember being given an option on size or shape. I went in to discuss a rhinoplasty and the PS suggested a chin implant to balance my face. I felt it was a good idea, so I did it, but I was so focused on how the rhinoplasty would turn out I don't think I even gave thought to how my chin would look. Good thing for me it turned out alright!! Excited to follow you on your journey and hear how you are doing along the way.

• Posted to Having a Chin Implant is the Best Decision I've Ever Made - Philadelphia, PA on 19 Apr 2013

  emmychin, I know exactly what you mean. I had a chin implant probably about 10 years ago. My mom has a weak chin, so she could sympathize, but many others didn't understand at all and thought I was just being vain/wasting money. Good for you for doing what makes you feel better about yourself!!

• Posted to Botox 4 Days Ago - Waiting for Results...- Wailea, HI on 15 Mar 2013

  It really smoothed out your eye area. Its kind of amazing to see the differences side by side. Thank you for sharing your pictures.

• Posted to Love It - Marietta, GA on 27 Nov 2012

  If you have noticed your eyelids are a bit lower, I would be curious to hear if you found it tough to apply eye makeup (assuming you wear it)? I found that to be the case for me when I had that area treated, so I just opted to leave it out of my last round of Botox.