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We all know improving your looks is one part. You have to be NT. You can’t be a chad and shy. Your life will still be shit. Some even claim it’s harder to change your face then your personality which is probably true.
However a very famous plastic surgeon Dr Maxwell said that surgery often resulted in a complete change of the personality.
In his books he talks specifically about a low self image and self esteem and the issues with that. And how people glow up after surgery. The idea being that looks isn’t what decided your life. Your self image does. Water, I know. But the fact plastic surgery has proven to change personality is lifefuel for aspiecels like me.
here a short video explaining it
The author presents a biographic sketch of Dr. Maxwell Maltz and some personal reflections on the expectations of dysmorphopathic patients who undergo plastic surgery procedures. Maltz who was born in New York in 1889, gained a B.S. degree in 1917, and went on to gain an M.D. degree in 1923. He decided to go to Germany to become a plastic surgeon. On his return to the United States, Maltz began a practice at Beth Israel Hospital. He wrote many articles in various medical journals on aspects of plastic surgery. In 1960 he published Psychocybernetics, of which more than 30 million copies have been sold worldwide. Maltz created the concept of not merely treating the patient’s physical, but of understanding the psychology of the patient’s needs. He said, “When you change a man’s face, you almost change a man’s person, his behaviour, and sometimes even his basic talents and abilities.”
However a very famous plastic surgeon Dr Maxwell said that surgery often resulted in a complete change of the personality.
In his books he talks specifically about a low self image and self esteem and the issues with that. And how people glow up after surgery. The idea being that looks isn’t what decided your life. Your self image does. Water, I know. But the fact plastic surgery has proven to change personality is lifefuel for aspiecels like me.
here a short video explaining it
The author presents a biographic sketch of Dr. Maxwell Maltz and some personal reflections on the expectations of dysmorphopathic patients who undergo plastic surgery procedures. Maltz who was born in New York in 1889, gained a B.S. degree in 1917, and went on to gain an M.D. degree in 1923. He decided to go to Germany to become a plastic surgeon. On his return to the United States, Maltz began a practice at Beth Israel Hospital. He wrote many articles in various medical journals on aspects of plastic surgery. In 1960 he published Psychocybernetics, of which more than 30 million copies have been sold worldwide. Maltz created the concept of not merely treating the patient’s physical, but of understanding the psychology of the patient’s needs. He said, “When you change a man’s face, you almost change a man’s person, his behaviour, and sometimes even his basic talents and abilities.”
