Bad Plastic Surgery - all the pics

[SamuelRecherché]

Spoiler: She went too far

Kim Zolciak went too far.

I'm curious what exactly causes people to look like they're were bee stung. Is it filler or some shit? Because jesus christ

 

[Mariposa Electrique]

I'm curious what exactly causes people to look like they're were bee stung. Is it filler or some shit? Because jesus christ

It's not just her lips, she's had her whole face done to look like an extra from the film C.H.U.D.
It's a combination of peer pressure, body dymorphia, and living in a bubble similar to ass patting troons. The only good thing for troons is that they're broke AF.

 

[sperginity]

I'm curious what exactly causes people to look like they're were bee stung. Is it filler or some shit? Because jesus christ

Fillers or implants migrate or flatten over time.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart, 18th Duchess of Alba

Well one photo she is 20 and the other she is 75+ but she is a great example of the horrors of anti-aging surgeries and too many “lifts” and Botox injections.

I’ll never understand the ridiculous use of lip fillers either. It looks bizarre on people with naturally thin lips. In the Duchess’s case she has naturally full lips so no need to plump them up more, but even worse is big full lips are not normal on an older woman. It just throws their entire face off-balance and makes them looks as realistic as wearing a pair of those wax Halloween lips.

 

[SamuelRecherché]

It's not just her lips, she's had her whole face done to look like an extra from the film C.H.U.D.
It's a combination of peer pressure, body dymorphia, and living in a bubble similar to ass patting troons. The only good thing for troons is that they're broke AF.

I could only imagine

Fillers or implants migrate or flatten over time.

Its horrific. Just like hydrate, stay out the sun and age gracefully. I prefer the people who want to look like cartoon characters. They're more fun

 

[Barbarella]

That duchess or whatever seems to be doing fillers and implants and not facelifts. I say that because her ears are super stretched from earrings, which would have been corrected if she’d done surgery.

Fillers like Restalyne are temporary and wear off after two years, supposedly. To have the cheeks that big though, she probably had an implant because that would be a massive amount of filler, more than they could give, I think. And the lips are definiately fillers and ridiculous. She would look better left alone-she doesn’t look younger, just weirder.

I think there are better things for younger women to stay looking fresher than when this old woman was young. People tanned on purpose, they smoked, drank, didn’t care for skin with anything but cold cream, and didn’t have the facials and products out today. So you end up with these grotesque 80 year olds who started too late.

Do doctors never say no to these people?

 

[Donovan the Man]

I know lips thin, and your face loses some fat that makes you look youthful as you hit menopause, does any knowledgeable kiwis know of hormonal therapy for cis women can work for women who want to look youthful?

Fillers don't seem have good results if you don't have much body fat like most older women.

 

[vanilla_pepsi_head]

Do doctors never say no to these people?

All the time, they doctor shop like champs. It's why rich people are the ones who look like that, they're the ones with deep enough pockets to bribe unethical doctors into working on a case most docs wouldn't touch. I've seen cheap looking ass implants and fake lips on broke people but nothing on the level of Donatela Versace or Jocelyne Wildenstein fucked up.

 

[sperginity]

I know lips thin, and your face loses some fat that makes you look youthful as you hit menopause, does any knowledgeable kiwis know of hormonal therapy for cis women can work for women who want to look youthful?

Fillers don't seem have good results if you don't have much body fat like most older women.

Microneedling is the thing that is in now, it seems to work well TBH.

 

[Dog Prom 3D]

That duchess or whatever seems to be doing fillers and implants and not facelifts. I say that because her ears are super stretched from earrings, which would have been corrected if she’d done surgery.

Fillers like Restalyne are temporary and wear off after two years, supposedly. To have the cheeks that big though, she probably had an implant because that would be a massive amount of filler, more than they could give, I think. And the lips are definiately fillers and ridiculous. She would look better left alone-she doesn’t look younger, just weirder.

I think there are better things for younger women to stay looking fresher than when this old woman was young. People tanned on purpose, they smoked, drank, didn’t care for skin with anything but cold cream, and didn’t have the facials and products out today. So you end up with these grotesque 80 year olds who started too late.

Do doctors never say no to these people?

No one ever said no to the Duchess because she was one of the richest women in the world. Her weird face is the result of decades of different norms of plastic and cosmetic surgery manifest on one face. She got the "Sissy Spacek" style nose that every women seeking rhinoplasty ended up with in the 1960s and 1970s. She very clearly got one of those appalling "medical dermabrasion" procedures that are banned now because too many quacks permanently disfigured women in the 1950s because they essentially scrubbed down their facial and neck skin with a wire brush. It took a couple of years to heal fully but the women who had it done now have much better necks and tighter skin than most women their own age (look up Carmen Dell'Orefice for one of the best extant examples of good luck with that procedure). Then the Duchess entered the realm of injections and made her final transformation into a Waylon Flowers puppet.

As an aside about the Duchess of Alba - she was cool as fuck. She was mad as a bag of monkeys and evidently was one of those women who, no matter how bizarre she looked, drew people to her because she was so charismatic. She seduced and married a former Jesuit priest, then married a commoner much younger and far poorer than her. He renounced all rights to titles, her estate and her money to marry her - he really loved her and liked being around her. The locals in the town where she got married to her toy boy came to the cathedral to cheer her on and she danced the flamenco for them. She was eighty three.

She was still prancing around European beaches in bikinis, with him on her arm, until right before she died. She knew she looked insane and she played it up with that white poodle hair, just daring any of her peers to say anything about how she looked or how she dressed. So many of the plastic surgery weirdos here are psychologically frail victims of themselves, even the extremely wealthy ones, but the Duchess gave zero fucks. Knowing how she lived makes her gremlin face sort of cute, in retrospect. /sperging about a dead old rich lady

 

[Littleblackchyld]

If you are going to do plastic surgery, just do it once to one location maybe around 50 - 60 so it can last till your death and be done with it. When you have multiple procedures on the same locations over decades with different doctors and different surgical techniques, you look a horror.

 

[kcbbq]

No one ever said no to the Duchess because she was one of the richest women in the world. Her weird face is the result of decades of different norms of plastic and cosmetic surgery manifest on one face. She got the "Sissy Spacek" style nose that every women seeking rhinoplasty ended up with in the 1960s and 1970s. She very clearly got one of those appalling "medical dermabrasion" procedures that are banned now because too many quacks permanently disfigured women in the 1950s because they essentially scrubbed down their facial and neck skin with a wire brush. It took a couple of years to heal fully but the women who had it done now have much better necks and tighter skin than most women their own age (look up Carmen Dell'Orefice for one of the best extant examples of good luck with that procedure). Then the Duchess entered the realm of injections and made her final transformation into a Waylon Flowers puppet.

As an aside about the Duchess of Alba - she was cool as fuck. She was mad as a bag of monkeys and evidently was one of those women who, no matter how bizarre she looked, drew people to her because she was so charismatic. She seduced and married a former Jesuit priest, then married a commoner much younger and far poorer than her. He renounced all rights to titles, her estate and her money to marry her - he really loved her and liked being around her. The locals in the town where she got married to her toy boy came to the cathedral to cheer her on and she danced the flamenco for them. She was eighty three.

She was still prancing around European beaches in bikinis, with him on her arm, until right before she died. She knew she looked insane and she played it up with that white poodle hair, just daring any of her peers to say anything about how she looked or how she dressed. So many of the plastic surgery weirdos here are psychologically frail victims of themselves, even the extremely wealthy ones, but the Duchess gave zero fucks. Knowing how she lived makes her gremlin face sort of cute, in retrospect. /sperging about a dead old rich lady

All that to look like the librarian, post-freakout, from Ghostbusters. Money well spent.

 

[Nehelenia]

If you are going to do plastic surgery, just do it once to one location maybe around 50 - 60 so it can last till your death and be done with it. When you have multiple procedures on the same locations over decades with different doctors and different surgical techniques, you look a horror.

Yeah, that’s the thing about most cosmetic or reconstructive surgeries, especially if they involve introducing a foreign object into the body. Even relatively conservative breast implants eventually need to be revised—they can last five years, they can last fifty years, they can last anywhere in between depending on how well they’re meant to hold up and how well they’re taken care of and even just chance—but bodies age and change; implants don’t, and eventually, they’ll break, migrate, or cause complications.

It just isn’t a decision to take lightly, is what I think most of us are getting at. I’m not about to say anyone should have to justify to everyone else what they do to their own bodies—and I personally had my surgery so I could live a normal life without a prosthesis, so on a certain level I get it, honestly. But these are body-altering, sometimes serious procedures that you ought to have given a lot of thought to and, I would hope, have good reason for subjecting yourself to. It’s not a temporary fix for body dysmorphia or self-esteem issues, because if you’re already of that mindset, you’ll find something else to be insecure about and try to fix. You should be very confident in why you’re doing it and what the long-term ramifications and risks are.

 

[Dorsia.Reservation]

She very clearly got one of those appalling "medical dermabrasion" procedures that are banned now because too many quacks permanently disfigured women in the 1950s because they essentially scrubbed down their facial and neck skin with a wire brush. It took a couple of years to heal fully but the women who had it done now have much better necks and tighter skin than most women their own age (look up Carmen Dell'Orefice for one of the best extant examples of good luck with that procedure).

Is there anywhere I can read more about this?

It sounds horrific but then I'm looking at Carmen Dell'Orefice and I'm blown away.

I love reading about things like lead/arsenic/mercury makeup and the radium craze .

 

[Ruin]

Do doctors never say no to these people?

Either they're rich enough to bribe doctors to perform the surgeries regardless of the risk factors or they go overseas where plastic surgery and medicine in general is less regulated. Some countries like South Korea even function as the plastic surgery equivalent of Swiss banks for rich westerners.

 

[Dog Prom 3D]

Is there anywhere I can read more about this?

It sounds horrific but then I'm looking at Carmen Dell'Orefice and I'm blown away.

I love reading about things like lead/arsenic/mercury makeup and the radium craze .

I cannot recall where I first read about it - I'm scanning my books and can't find it - but it was in one of those "Wacky Shit Women Used to Do to Be Pretty" sorts of books that discussed manual medical dermabrasion with coarse wire brushes alongside arsenic and lead as beauty treatments, flammable Marie Antoinette hairstyles, foot binding in China, and similarly appalling fashion trends and skin treatments.

 

[spiritofamermaid]

lol on the topic of the Olsen Twins, a magazine recently got into a load of trouble for saying they "aged like bananas" because they were white.

I mean they don't look that bad. I wonder if it's just because everyone's mental image of the Olsen Twins is them as teenagers so we automatically go "wow she's aged" when we see them?

For 30 year olds, they look age appropriate tbh. They don't look younger than 30 but I wouldn't say they look much older than 30.


I find it interesting there's so much crossover between "celebrities with drug habits" and "celebrities who've had terrible cosmetic surgery."

Why do their faces look so gaunt? That's what's creeping me the most out of all of these things. Is that the Joker smile you were referring to earlier?

Here's a chick who was on My Strange Addiction that's addicted to getting breast implants:
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It's astonishing how many celebrities fuck themselves up with idiotic surgeries and how they sometimes just go completely overboard with it.

Posting Micheal Jackson would be kind of redundant, but I figured I could post some Lolo Ferrari, since I doubt she's well known nowadays:
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It's certainly a nice touch that she managed to fuck up her face just as much as she fucked up her tits - she spread out the devastation on her body quite well.

I read about this woman a while back. She claimed to have the biggest boobs in the world, and you know what? I think she might be right. There are too many photos to choose just one, so here is her Twitter https://twitter.com/iambeshine?lang=en-gb If you scroll through the timelines of her fans (who are part of some weird breast augmentation fetish group), there are actually SEVERAL MORE women with tits nearly that big.

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@jenffer a jay I found Miss J's sisters.

Holy shit though. If my tits were to sag down to my belly button, I'd probably get them mutilated too.
That's enough titty to beat a woman in the chest and in the face if she tries to run without a bra on.
And FINDING a bra for fucked up oversized titties that droop down like that must be really difficult.
God damn.

Many girls decide to go ahead with surgery because they just hate their boobs. I know a girl that was teased for her giant boobs all the time. She wanted them chopped off. Not reduced, like completely gone, that's how much she hated them. Since reductions are considered cosmetic, she decided to lie and say they were from chronic back pain to get it covered. A lot of girls will say it's back pain. But really girls wear high heels til our feet bleed, and douse parts of our body in hot wax to remove stray hairs, and inject our faces with lip plumpers and mild poisons to reduced wrinkles.

I'm not saying all back pain reductions are lies, but you'd be surprised at the amount that secretly admit they just wanted them gone. If the back pain thing is universally true, women with implants like this would be in wheelchairs.

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My mom had breast reduction and because of her size it was considered a non-cosmetic surgery, so reductions aren't always cosmetic. In fact, from our experience with the insurance company we learned that they're more likely to help pay for reductions than implants.
Edit: I powerleveled, and edited accordingly. Thanks for letting me know everyone, I appreciate it!

 

[Sylvie Paula Paula]

Why do their faces look so gaunt? That's what's creeping me the most out of all of these things. Is that the Joker smile you were referring to earlier?

They had/have issues with drugs and eating disorders.

 

[BV 937]

Everything about him just screams beta male. The beard, the thousand-yard, the expression, the glasses, the hat, the complete unacknowledgment of the crowd behind him...

 

[hotcheetospuffs]

I have large breasts as well (size H in US) so I get back pain if I'm not wearing my bra, and forget running around even with a bra on. .

That must be awful for you m'lady. *tips fedora*