Is Susan Dell a robot? I need to know!!!
Is Susan Dell a robot? I need to know!!!
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Yeah...or the worst is, there's this recurring theme of people getting "addicted" to it...they start with a little, then do a little more, then a little more, then before you know it, the plastic surgery is really noticeable in a negative way...like the Bogdanoff twins...
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I heard of people getting addicted to plastic surgery. It has to hurt so I don't understand how the addiction happens.
true that. also, women over 60 should not use such dark, heavy eyeliner or heavy brow enhancers. I think they feel it 'enhances' those areas, but...it doesn't, and looks harsh, and in that, ages a person
#msg6027059Joe : I heard of people getting addicted to plastic surgery. It has to hurt so I don't understand how the addiction happens.
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I was thinking that maybe she had been in an accident or was suffering from a thyroid condition or other illness.
I feel badly for her if this was to have a more youthful appearance. I would venture to say that most wealthy women over 50 that are in the public eye have had a few tweaks if not full cosmetic surgery. Much of it is very good but sometimes it doesn't age well.
It's too bad that there is so much pressure on women to hang on to their youth while men seem to be able to age like a good wine.
She was very pretty when she was younger and perhaps that makes it harder for her to accept her aging looks. I'm not against procedures for those that want them and can afford them . (I'm not thrilled when I see my wrinkles).
I also think the makeup on her eyes and heavy bangs arent doing her any favors. A softer look is more flattering as we mature.
Sophos3, LittleTexas and goldie reacted I feel badly for her if this was to have a more youthful appearance. I would venture to say that most wealthy women over 50 that are in the public eye have had a few tweaks if not full cosmetic surgery. Much of it is very good but sometimes it doesn't age well.
It's too bad that there is so much pressure on women to hang on to their youth while men seem to be able to age like a good wine.
She was very pretty when she was younger and perhaps that makes it harder for her to accept her aging looks. I'm not against procedures for those that want them and can afford them . (I'm not thrilled when I see my wrinkles).
I also think the makeup on her eyes and heavy bangs arent doing her any favors. A softer look is more flattering as we mature.
#msg6027055Donnawisdom : Yeah...or the worst is, there's this recurring theme of people getting "addicted" to it...they start with a little, then do a little more, then a little more, then before you know it, the plastic surgery is really noticeable in a negative way...like the Bogdanoff twins...
I wonder if people just get enough money that those surrounding them just let them do whatever. Honestly, any surgeon who does this to another human being on purpose should have their ability to practice pulled. Jocelyn Wildenstein was worth $ 2.5 billion after her divorce with $100 million extra a year for 13 years. She ended up doing all this surgery and going bankrupt before she died in 2024. It's major cases of body dysmorphia combined with too much money I suppose.
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