Plastic Surgery vs Natural Beauty | Middle Ground

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Director: Ragini Bhasin
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Editor: Melanie Lim

[mysteryliasarts]

"In a society that profits on insecurity, self love is an act of rebellion"

[laural]

This plastic surgeon is the perfect example of how surgeons exploit your insecurities. She was pointing out every extreme insecurity possible.

[lara_waraful]

The Dr doesn’t want to find a middle ground. It threatens her business.

[naldof]

Having a plastic surgeon in on a conversation about plastic surgery Vs natural beauty is like having a middle ground with a cigarette company CEO talking about smoking vs non smoking. It’s horrible. She’ll unnaturally lean on pro plastic surgery because it’s her bread and butter.

[cherylwilliams]

Our culture is so ageist. Let's normalize wrinkles! Let's celebrate the type of beauty that only older women possess. Why are there no 60+ women on this panel?

[bink]

Why is the plastic surgeon acting like getting a medical problem fixed is the same thing as constantly changing their appearance to defy the beauty standard? Like fixing a significant medical problem is so different from the women who are trying to turn themselves into barbie dolls, thinking it will make them prettier.

[doeeyes]

Hearing the doctor using terms like "boobs sagging down to here" or "stomach completely blown out cause she just had children" really gives me the ick.

[snldhhq]

We are not talking about “a girl who’s organs are showing through her skin” we are talking about beautiful young ladies who feel the need to get a nose job and bbl because they have been bullied or influenced

[nicholastodd]

I feel like this plastic surgeon is on a different conversation than the other girls

[lizzieburila]

I dislike that the plastic surgeon would only bring up very extreme examples of women who wanted surgery to fix something that affected their lives everyday. She knows that most girls looking to get surgery are doing it to fit the trends, not because of something affecting their bodies. She would completely miss the point the natural side was trying to make purposefully.

[BagSugar]

I like how the surgeon thinks we can't tell by looking at her 😂

[luvvvher]

That doctor is completely delusional, she basically said that her definition of natural is unclockable 💀 GURLL BFFR 😭

[amandamatheson]

I lost my sister to plastic surgery. Blood clot that traveled to her lung . This devastated our entire family and the risks are constantly understated.

[elianne]

The cosmetic surgery industry preys on perfectly healthy bodies in order for them to undergo unnecessary and often dangerous procedures- it creates its own clientele

[mexx]

Listing natural things and calling them ugly says enough

[kaaaaa]

„I had 15 syringes of filler and you wouldn’t know“ WE DO KNOW GIRLY. WE SEE IT CLEARLY

[meganbayram]

Why is nobody commenting on how the plastic surgeon is using exploitive language when describing women’s bodies after birth?? She describes the breast and the stomach as if the mother should in fact be ashamed of how she looks now like wtf is up with that language

[dahlia]

Bbl girl was everything, loved her openness and honesty

[dominique]

I ain't changing s*** for nobody 😂 If you don't like how I look, don't look at me.

[jesssc]

I once visited a cosmetic surgery clinic for chin / jaw fillers and botox when I was 34 and the doctor refused to do it. He said that my face is fine as it is and I’m beautiful. Sorta healed my self image issues… I guess docs like that are rare nowadays..