Well, what woman would not want to correct her natural data? Many men are also dissatisfied with the reflection in the mirror and are ready to work on their faces, as, for example, the ex-lead singer of the group "Smash !!" Vlad Topalov. But most people put up with imaginary and existing shortcomings, preferring them to "stamped" parts of the body, because many fans of plastic surgery are similar to each other, like brothers and sisters. 28-year-old comedian and blogger Ida Galich decided to talk about aesthetic surgeries.
Plastic surgery has recently become more and more affordable. For a long time now, the cut faces and figures have not surprised anyone abroad, and now the beauty industry is rapidly developing in our latitudes. The desire to transform is quite appropriate for older women, such as the 63-year-old wife of showman Gauguin Solntsev Ekaterina Tereshkovich, who recently had a facelift. But after all, young people now and then go under the surgeon's knife for the sake of an ideal oval, correcting the shape of the nose, increasing the bust of the KVN-woman and TV presenter Ida Galich, “caring people” repeatedly advised to improve certain parts of the body, but she has her own opinion about her appearance.
“We are all different, we should not be the same, because every person is unique. But why now almost all girls have identical noses, lips, cheeks without Bish's lumps. I am not against operations, I am sure that I would like to see breasts appear someday. But everything should be without fanaticism. Identical doll faces are fashion. Fashion will end, and then you will live with this face,”said Galich.
The celebrity said that she once looked at one of the Instagram stars, admiring her face and figure, and then thought about changing her own. But then, when the artist tried to find an object of admiration, she could not do this, since the "gorgeous ladies" in the network are similar to each other, like two peas in a pod. The desire to preserve individuality was highly appreciated by admirers of her talent, who urged the girl not to become one of their brightest representatives of the "extras".
TV presenter Irene Ponaroshka also visited similar thoughts about the need for plastic surgery in adolescence, who admitted that she had grown wiser over the years and had ceased to be so critical of herself.
