To be honest, I don't think there is any problem in spending money to pursue beauty. After all, everyone likes beauty, but it must be someone who spends his own money or buys it.

I was not opposed to plastic surgery from the beginning. To tell the truth, if I could look like Joey Wong and Gigi Lai, who would like to go to a beauty salon and cut my face?

I have read a sister's paper about her cosmetic surgery. In high school, she looked really ordinary, with a pie face, a flat nose and small eyes. She said that she had always felt inferior to her looks. When I was in college, I started to work part-time to save money, and then I went for plastic surgery. It has a oval face, a high nose and big eyes. Although it has artificial limbs, it is really beautiful. I saw her old photos, and now it's totally two people. She smiles confidently now.

So I think it's good. If cosmetic surgery can bring you confidence and beauty, why not? As long as you think it's worth it.

Of course, I hate those people who are addicted to plastic surgery. They are no longer simply making up for the lack of appearance, but plastic surgery for the sake of plastic surgery. Like lemons, for example, the whole thing is getting more and more stiff. What can we say?

Also, I hate forcing my family to give her money for my own plastic surgery. You can spend money to pursue beauty. It's good that someone is willing to give you money, but your family doesn't want you to earn it yourself, not force it. What is the difference between this and bandits? The face is beautiful, but the heart is not beautiful at all.

For plastic surgery, I think you can go if you like, but don't pursue it too much to look nondescript, and don't give up your inner beauty for the sake of superficial beauty.