NORMIES CAN'T ASSES RISK

[RecessedCel5]

what i am about to write about is a really good example showcasing what @Alexanderr mentioned in this thread https://looksmax.org/threads/two-huge-mistakes-looksmaxxers-make-regarding-risk.293112/

FaceIQ just posted a video about his surgery plans.
all of the procedures were relatively simple; stuff like canthoplasty or fatgrafting, where the risk of serious life threatening complications is really low, and the risk of being "botched" is probably low as well, especially since FaceIQ would probably know a good surgeon.
what's interesting however is how most normies in the comments seem to think that these surgeries are a coinflip (50/50).

Most of these normies probably have really bad habits which have a higher risk of disease than any surgery, but to them for some reason one procedure and surgery is too "risky".

Spoiler: FaceIQ video

 

[Deleted member 44380]

and the same shitty response

its not like he's a teenage girl that have been obsessed with a failo and wants to get surgery to fix it
he apparently already planned to assess everything that bothers him with a good aesthetic approach and is still being treated like a literal teenage foid

 

[Primal.]

Normies are too scared of low-risk surgeries like canthoplasty, clutching pearls over rare botch jobs while ignoring their daily habits wrecking their health. Most are too broke to afford a decent surgeon anyway and already look bad, so they cope by hyping up the risks to feel better about staying average.

 

[RecessedCel5]

and the same shitty response
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its not like he's a teenage girl that have been obsessed with a failo and wants to get surgery to fix it
he apparently already planned to assess everything that bothers him with a good aesthetic approach and is still being treated like a literal teenage foid

looksmaxxing will never go mainstream. people will see giga stacies like gio scotti go from average life to complete stardom and still deny it matters a shit ton.

 

[1966Ford]

Normies are too scared of low-risk surgeries like canthoplasty, clutching pearls over rare botch jobs while ignoring their daily habits wrecking their health. Most are too broke to afford a decent surgeon anyway and already look bad, so they cope by hyping up the risks to feel better about staying average.

Crabs in a bucket mentality