Risk/Reward in Cosmetic Surgery

[Moneymaxxed]

I see people posting about very extreme surgeries when fillers or other more minor procedures would suffice. In the case of implants there is high risk of infection for example. It could be subjectively worth it to some people but this should be carefully considered.

As someone who believes looks are a prerequisite to dating, love, and attraction, I understand your thought process if you are trucel and have major failos.

But some guy getting LL at 6ft is mentally ill, and there are people unironically like this

I think someone should carefully consider the lowest risk, highest reward options and rank order them in terms of most optimal. This avoids wasting time, energy, resources, and unnecessary risk and pain. In life you should be rewarded for the risks you take, so there is no point in taking a big risk for small reward.

As a general rule of thumb, if it's not a definite flaw, it's probably not worth a major surgery.

In my experience getting liposculpture in 5 areas, veneers, 8ml of fillers, Lasik, gynecomastia removal, and more... almost no procedure gets it 100% right anyways, so something has to be a major issue to be worth the time, money, risk, and pain. If you try to correct a minor flaw and they botch it slightly, it ends up being worse potentially. What a nightmare. Luckily the ones I fixed were major flaws so I look much better even if it's not 100% perfect.

In my case I could improve my nose by 10-20% with rhinoplasty but it's not worth the risk of a botched job or reduced functionality. I could be convinced otherwise but that's my stance for now.

 

[ScramFranklin]

Even with top tier surgeons, things can go wrong. I've seen very poor, disappointing results from surgeons who are considered the best in the world.

 

[Chadeep]

Go for the non invasive ones first.

 

[Deleted member 685]

Gud thred

 

[Elias]

Reward outweighs the risk by a landslide

You are ascending, any risk is worth it, the reward will benefit you in ways you cant even imagine

 

[foreverugly1]

Almost no procedure will match your photoshop renders. Soft tissue still isn't even 100% predictable when surgeons do their modeling. For every good case there's also thousands of bad and average. The best in the business have off days, mistakes, etc. In reality if you get out with decent results and no complications, you should be pretty happy.

 

[Deleted member 3043]

nose by 10-20% with rhinoplasty but it's not worth the risk of a botched job or reduced functionality

literally all my flaws are subtle flaws. fuck this. i'm unsure now. beside fillers btw which is an easy job.

Almost no procedure will match your photoshop renders. Soft tissue still isn't even 100% predictable when surgeons do their modeling. For every good case there's also thousands of bad and average. The best in the business have off days, mistakes, etc. In reality if you get out with decent results and no complications, you should be pretty happy.

it's indeed sad, paying so much money, time, hope, suffering, for it to be so uncertain, or even failing.

 

[Moneymaxxed]

Reward outweighs the risk by a landslide

You are ascending, any risk is worth it, the reward will benefit you in ways you cant even imagine

I agree rewards are bigger than society thinks. We are the only men in the world that notice this consciously so far.

The only issue is some people are doing the wrong surgeries or high risk small reward ones when they could do low risk high reward ones.
Sou

literally all my flaws are subtle flaws. fuck this. i'm unsure now. beside fillers btw which is an easy job.

it's indeed sad, paying so much money, time, hope, suffering, for it to be so uncertain, or even failing.

sounds like filler is the way to go then

 

[Seth Walsh]

Risk/Reward is literally everything