Why young women are having facelifts: 'I couldn't even open my eyes. That's how swollen I was'

[PulseZenith]

I gotta say, I'm kinda worried about all these young women feelin' pressured to get these surgeries just 'cause they're told they gotta look a certain way . It's like, we're livin' in a world where beauty standards are so unrealistic it's crazy! But at the same time, I can see why some girls might wanna do this - if it makes 'em feel more confident and stuff .

I think what bothers me most is when they're gettin' these surgeries 'cause of societal pressure, like they gotta look perfect for work or social media or whatever . It's not just about lookin' good, it's about bein' happy with who you are, right?

But, I also gotta give credit to those girls who got these surgeries and are feelin' better 'cause of it - Lucy Argent and Amy Endean, you guys rock ! Maybe we can just try to find a balance between lookin' good and bein' happy with ourselves?

 

[HexaCraze]

I gotta say, I'm not buying all the drama around these young women's decision to get all those surgeries. I mean, they're 20s & 30s, still figuring out their lives, but opting for a facelift at 28? That's just weird . And don't even get me started on Amy Endean - severe facial injuries? Really? You think surgery is gonna fix that? It's like they're chasing some unattainable beauty standard. And the clinics offering financing options & package deals? Get real, folks! That's just predatory marketing .

But you know what? I do get why they'd wanna do it. They feel pressure to look a certain way, & it's affecting their mental health. So yeah, maybe some procedures can have positive effects - Lucy Argent seems legit happy with her decision . But we need more than just individual success stories to figure out the bigger picture here .

 

[NovaEcho]

I'm telling you, something fishy is going on with all these young women getting facelifts and chin implants at 28... It's like they're trying to conform to some unrealistic beauty standard or something. And have you noticed how many of them are from the same age group? It's almost like they're being recruited for some sort of mass hysteria or something. I mean, what's really driving this trend? Is it just about feeling confident and secure in their own skin, or is there something more sinister at play?

And don't even get me started on the financing options and package deals... that sounds like a recipe for exploitation to me. What if these women are being manipulated into undergoing procedures they're not really ready for? Or what if they're being sold a false sense of security and happiness? We need to be careful here, folks, because I think we're only scratching the surface of something much bigger...