Cosmetic Surgery - Page 3

katex · 25-04-2007, 18:47

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Originally Posted by grego

or the trout pout though.

I know Grego, but doesn't have to be a trout pout at all ... depends on the quantity they put in... I have bad lines from smoking

and am very tempted. Only light bruising initially which disperses .. but still scarey though and expensive, but well ... might make me more kissable, even at my age ...

I will never succumb to growing old gracefully, but that's just me.

grego · 25-04-2007, 18:57

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Originally Posted by katex

I know Grego, but doesn't have to be a trout pout at all ... depends on the quantity they put in... I have bad lines from smoking

and am very tempted. Only light bruising initially which disperses .. but still scarey though and expensive, but well ... might make me more kissable, even at my age ...

I will never succumb to growing old gracefully, but that's just me.

I agree with you there about the amount they put in, one of my friends has has it done several times, the first time it looked quite natural but then she wanted them bigger, they look awful now, its really ruined her face IMO.

panther · 25-04-2007, 19:00

now why would anyone try to look like pete burns??....

katex · 25-04-2007, 19:02

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Originally Posted by grego

I agree with you there about the amount they put in, one of my friends has has it done several times, the first time it looked quite natural but then she wanted them bigger, they look awful now, its really ruined her face IMO.

That's a shame, think you can get addicted though, can't you ? Fortunately my pocket would put a stop to this.

Panther:Sorry to be a numbskull, who is Pete Burns ?

grego · 25-04-2007, 19:04

Got a feeling its a bit addictive, not just the lips but the all surgery thing, once you've had one thing done you suddenly wont be happy with something else and so on.

panther · 25-04-2007, 19:06

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Originally Posted by katex

That's a shame, think you can get addicted though, can't you ? Fortunately my pocket would put a stop to this.

Panther:Sorry to be a numbskull, who is Pete Burns ?

dead or alive singer, in big brother!! ugly sod

West Ender · 25-04-2007, 19:06

Luckily I'm not very "wrinkly" (even at my advanced age

) but I wouldn't say no to a neck-lift. I always used to fancy a nose job too, to slim down the tip a bit, but I can live without it.

The one "cosmetic" thing I did for years was dye my hair. I have been completely grey since I was 30 (thanks, Dad!) and I dyed it light brown until about 5 years ago. I stopped because I was fed up with having to touch up the roots so often and now I prefer it grey - well, ash-blonde I call it.

grego · 25-04-2007, 19:09

Yeah I suppose if you count hair dye then thats me too, got my first grey hair at 21, got loads now so it gets done every 6 weeks

panther · 25-04-2007, 19:12

iv had hair dye, in my thirties now and to tell you the truth only got bits of grey at the side so not to bad with that......

SPUGGIE J · 25-04-2007, 19:13

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Originally Posted by panther

iv had hair dye, in my thirties now and to tell you the truth only got bits of grey at the side so not to bad with that......

Not grey its natural highlights.

panther · 25-04-2007, 19:16

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

Not grey its natural highlights.

aye thats right spuggie...highlights

harwood red · 25-04-2007, 19:25

I would have my eyes done and a major tummy tuck

but only if it was 100% safe and free

MargaretR · 25-04-2007, 20:22

As well as the posh teeth I am getting soon (£1000+) I have 4 wigs, all various shades of blond and different lengths-2 curly, 2 straight bobs.
It's true what they say - blondes have more fun (I'm naturally -ginger)
I used to go on (geriatric) UK coach trips and used to baffle the other trippers by having a different hairdo every night at dinner. This doesnt count as 'surgery' since all are removable (no-one sees me 1st thing in the morning when it all has been detached for the night

)