#PlasticSurgery and

[tamapalace]

PLASTIC SURGERY: Memepaptchi recently went under the needle to fix his deviated septum. Health insurance also covered a nose job due to medical reasons.

[fullyloadedtits]

Paige British

[lexxiesbimboboobs]

Fall From Grace

Gracie wasn't sure how she got to this point.

She was sitting on her couch, wearing a skintight bodysuit, accentuating every single detail of her curves - and making her recently-bought implants pop out like they were begging to be squeezed. Her face was covered in makeup that, in the past, she'd be hesitant to wear to a club. And she was horny. Oh my god she was so horny. The vibrator she was told to put in underneath her outfit has been teasing her for the entire day now. She couldn't think anymore. She'd do anything for her mistress to just finally come home and use her.

In the past, she'd have wondered how did she let herself fall so low. She might have wondered why did she let this woman control her orgasms, her wardrobe and, now that she had the size of her tits doubled at her request, her body. Her thoughts were too clouded by her need to be the perfect toy to question anything, though.

Maybe when mistress came home, she'd finally let Gracie eat her out. Finally put her mouth to use. Or at least squeeze her new tits, slap her ass or maybe just comment how much of a beautiful toy she is. Anything. Back in the day, she may have hoped to be eaten out herself, to come from her touch, but today she knew that good toys didn't orgasm. So she kept herself horny, hoping that today, she'd be used.

Finally, she heard the doorknob turning. A shiver went down her spine, she hasn't been this horny since she agreed to have her tits made better. That was the last time she came too. Maybe she'd get to make them bigger for another orgasm someday again? Maybe today?

"Hello, Gracie!" her voice cooed, as she entered. It was like honey to her ears. "My, you were good today, weren't you?", Gracie did not respond, she just pierced mistress' eyes with a stare hornier than anything she has seen before, "Oh, I might have overdone it with the vibrator a little… then again, you look like such a good toy right now, love". She locked eyes with her and squeezed her silicone tits. Gracie's mind was a sliver from exploding at that moment.

The mistress paused for a second, taking a long look at Gracie. It was hard to discern what exactly was going through her mind at that moment - and it wasn't exactly within the capabilities of the edged-out-of-her-mind girl to try and found out.

Finally, she spoke, turning the vibrator that's been teasing Gracie's clit for the past several hours to a higher setting, "You've been a really good toy recently, Gracie. I think you deserve a reward", Gracie's eyes lit up at the mention of the word "reward", "I think I'll be making you come today, sweetie…", she turned the vibrator yet another level higher, "…you just have to promise one thing to me, okay?"

"ANYTHING! PLEASE!", Gracie nearly screamed in return, teetering on the edge of an orgasm. "Okay, calm down a little honey", mistress said, lowering the vibrator's setting to what it was before she entered, giving Gracie the most desperate and frustrating edge of her life, "I'll let you come, but your name isn't Gracie anymore, okay? You're going to forget it", the girl nodded furiously in return - she didn't need a name, she needed to come, "From now on, you're Toy. You're not allowed to call yourself anything else. If anyone else calls you your old name, you're going to politely correct them, alright?".

Toy kept nodding, keeping eye contact, while the most furiously horny and blank expression occupied her face. She didn't need a name. Good toys didn't have names. Her vibrator didn't have a name, why should she? She wasn't going to let a vibrator be a better toy than she was!

"Okay, very good…", mistress turned to contemplation for one more moment, turning the vibrator up again, "…introduce yourself, Toy, and I'll let you come".

"M-my name is T-Toy…", she could barely speak in between her moans, "…I'm, uh, not a p-person, just, um, a Toy…'", the vibrator turned to the max setting, "…and I l-love being used…", she could feel the orgasm building, "…could you please use me however you'd like?"

"Good job, Toy. You made a big step today. Now be good and come for me"

The moment mistress uttered these words, Toy exploded with pleasure, moaning so loud it could probably be heard in the block on the opposite side of the street. She came harder than ever before, even harder than when she agreed to have plastic put inside her tits. She was writhing, shaking, and it wasn't stopping. Every time it felt as if she stopped coming, another orgasm began, a cascade of pleasure, each stronger than the last. Her mind was going blank from the pleasure, lost in the moment that seemed to last forever.

And then, mistress turned off the vibrator. The rush started to slow down. Her head was spinning from the intensity of the experience. And when she reached back into her mind, she couldn't remember what her name used to be. She was Toy.

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Normally I'd put my new stuff on Patreon, but I'm looking to move my horny stuff here from deviantart, so look - here's a brand new hot shiny story!

[shinydreamtacoprune-blog]

Oh Mrs. Potato Head

tell me

Is it true that pain is beauty?

Does a new face come with a warranty?

Will a pretty face make it better?

Oh Mr. Potato Head tell me

How did you afford her surgery?

Do you swear you'll stay forever

Even if my face don't stay together

[tamapalace]

omg now there's an apology video.

[toothpickalpha]

For day #1 I'd like to start with one of my favorite patients in his book Plastic Surgery Of The Face. Case #14 Private Walter Ashworth. In the battle of the Somme, Ashworth received a very extensive cheek wound. Gillies used existing tissue to create a cheek. To create an evenly sized face, he sacrificed lip length. This case is a also great example for early dental prothstetics used to encourage bone growth and early cheek reconstruction.

[femmefatalevibe]

Hi

I love your blog it always inspire me to work more on my feminine energy and my appearance 😢

I am kinda not that good looking and I think I’m also a little intimidating or maybe I’m a little serious. And it seems that this appears on my face.. it’s really hard on me because nobody from where I live approach me or even want me as their friend.. “males”.

Although I’m tall, my body is beautiful and I have a long black hair.. I know my face isn’t pretty, and that makes me depressed and down most of the time although I don’t show it and I fake my confidence. I’m really so tired of this and I’m not financially free yet to do any plastic surgeries. What do you advice me to do!!

Thank you so much

Hi love! Thank you for your kind words and support. I'm so glad to hear my blog is a valuable resource to you!

Plastic surgery, Botox, and fillers are not always (rarely, honestly) the answer to facilitating your "glow up." In my opinion, the safer, more subtle, and more natural the treatment, the better. Some things you can do to enhance your natural features to suit your beauty preferences include:

Curate a gold metal-worthy skincare routine

Get your brows professionally shaped (and/or lamented) and tinted

Practice face yoga

Use a face sculpting tool (like a microcurrent facial device or a gua sha – depending on your needs/goals)

Incorporate strawberries into your weekly diet for whiter teeth

Manipulate your face shape with makeup (contouring and highlighting your nose/cheekbones/chin, be mindful of your blush/eyeliner/mascara application, use natural lip plumping agents/cosmetic products)

Ensure you're consuming a healthy diet and getting all your essential nutrients (nothing replicates a healthy glow from within)

P.S.: Male attention is not a worthwhile currency to strive for. Put effort into looking your best for YOU. Sure, it's nice when other people notice your external beauty, but most "male" attention or even "friendship" has deeper motivations than flattery or friendship. Something to keep in mind :)

Hope this helps xx

[melisssg99]

I can't believe girls my age and younger are getting

"preventative botox"

I just hope I get the chance to grow old with my partner without too much pain,

embrace my gray hair I'll inevitably grow

and maybe someday even hold my grandchildren with wrinkly loving hands.

We shouldn't be scared of looking our age🩷

Growing older

is a privilege

[dulafer]

Thunderball - 007

Always loved this scene in the movie....

[yummilingus]

I’m sorry, you want your latte made with WHAT kind of milk!? 😳

How things are looking post breast augmentation 🥰

[bellafemme]

[diamondintherioux]

9/5/24

6 months post op

Well ladies and gentlemen, we made it. Six. Months. Post. Op. Wow. What a journey it has been. I feel like I’ve lived 3 different lives.

This new body has given me what I always knew I had, shape. Real feminine shape that makes clothes actually fit my body. It’s crazy to think how diet and exercise truly couldn’t give me this body. I feel like I’m a butterfly floating through life. My jean size is smaller than what I wore in high school (granted I do think sizes are “bigger” nowadays.)

It’s peak* week for me because next week I’m leaving for vacation but I’m already thinking about what I’m going to do when I come home. For the past decade, every winter no matter how hard I try I always gain 10 lbs lol then I spend the spring and summer trying to lose it. Rinse and repeat. This year will obviously be different. I have a plan. When I come back I’ll be wearing my faja 12 hrs a day (basically to curb my appetite from the compression.) I will up my personal training 2x a week. I want to do private Pilates classes 2x a week. I bought a walking pad so no excuses to not get 10k steps but in the winter I want to aim for 20k steps a day. Half inside half outside. After that is my meal plan. Prioritizing protein and water intake. I’ve been slacking as per usual lol my lack of protein amps up my sugar addiction to supplement for my hunger lol I know it’s not funny and actually fucked up. I blame my mother for not cooking when I was younger and subsequently not teaching me.

In addition to fitness and nutrition I need to unclutter my mind. I have wayyyy too much stuff. Clothes, shoes, bags. I’m going to do a fall cleaning and donate everything. Even the designer stuff. I have to make a promise to myself; no more secondhand shopping. I get it, trust me, more than anyone how “good” it is for the environment. But I do believe there is a spiritual aspect to it that is negative. Bringing someone’s thrown away trash (essentially) into your scared space, onto your body. It’s bad. I’ve been thrifting / vintage shopping since 2011 and let me tell you I’ve accumulated so much shit lol it’s just not fun. Yeah you’re saving a buck but who gives a fuck? lol in the grand scheme of things when you get older you won’t want another person’s trash. Trust me. There’s a reason why rich people always remodel the homes they buy.

Beauty maintenance also starts in the winter. Stringent morning and nighttime routines. Red light therapy. Facials. Chemical peels. Micro-needling. Lasers. Lymphatic massages. I really want an eyebrow lift. I was thinking about getting an eyebrow transplant but I think an eyebrow lift is the way to go. Investing in your body > clothes/bags. Trust me

To circle back, this new body has changed my life. My job is to now maintain it and make sure it only gets better. You work out in the winter to show off in the summer. Next summer I want to be on a super yacht off the coast of Italy in the tiniest Brazilian bikini known to man. I want to take a photo 1 year post op and see how much I’ve changed. I want to lose 10lbs and then I truly think I’ll be happy (I swear I’m not crazy)

It’s so wild going from a size 6/8 to a 2/4 lol plastic surgery is so worth it if you do it slow, go to the best, and make tweaks

*peak week entails

Mani + pedi

Hair Botox

Brazilian wax (will get laser when I get back)

Eyelash extensions

Facial

Due to the location I going to I’m not getting a spray tan but that would usually be on the list.

[chaoschildshideout]

Getting rid of your vulnerabilities as to be less exposed to rejection and pain

Lately I have been noticing that any content related to body dysmorphia or insecurities that would push people to opt for plastic surgery in order to change their appearance (nose, face, breast etc.) was deeply hurting my feelings. I understand there’s an ongoing debate about how people should have the freedom to do whatever they want with their own bodies. If it truly makes them feel more secure and happy, why should it bother anyone else? Shouldn’t we, I included, simply offer unconditional support to avoid causing further harm or mental distress to those who have already endured enough?

But I realized as much as I try to be happy for them, I cannot fake it, because it saddens me to my core knowing how unloved or unaccepted someone has to feel in order to want to change themselves even if it means huge amounts of pain and danger and cutting yourself up to reshape your features to an acceptable standard.

Why is it that we socially accept those changes instead of harboring more gentleness towards each other? I know that emotions can be so abstract sometimes and we cannot easily empathize with something that seems "invisible" to us. If only we would react to emotional wounds the same way we react to physical ones, people wouldn't feel so isolated, permanently trapped in pain.

As much confidence or happiness you might gain by changing your body, how authentic can that feeling be if when you made that change you openly told yourself through your actions that you are not lovable the way you are. Changing harmful or damaging behaviours is one thing, but people feel insecure by comparison, and comparison can be both healthy and unhealthy. It can inspire you to strive for the better, or drive you to beat yourself up because it makes you feel like you are not enough.

We don't have to lie to ourselves or others, beauty standards exist, they always have, we are all attracted by beauty, we are inclined to have more positive reactions at a first positive impact of someone's outer appearance. But I think that we sometimes believe that it is the outer beauty of those people that makes them special, when in reality it is us, our attention and our willingness to give them "something" is what creates that energy we feel attracted towards. It might be a bit complicated to explain or to even understand, what I mean is that whenever we feel attracted to something or someone, we treat that thing or person as special and thus, we make them believe that their beauty is something precious, which makes those people feel more special and as with flowers, when you water them, you treat them with gentleness, they bloom even more beautifully. But most of the time, it is us trying in some way to take possession of that beauty, to own it, because we want it for ourselves.

I'm not demonizing beauty itself, I am saying that gentleness towards people should not be related to what we can give or get from them, but that is what is happening. People are not simply changing out of insecurity, they are changing because their needs, especially emotional ones (love, attention, acceptance, support) are not being met. They want to change into something or someone that they have NOTICED to receive more of what they need, which is true.

This is why I feel like supporting things like plastic surgery is self-betrayal to me, because if people change themselves in order to get those subconscious needs met, and they are being supported for it, they will never realize that their appearance, their looks were never the problem. And if you are always looking for support from people who follow beauty standards, you will become unlovable once again as soon as your changes won't please them.

It is like a horse wanting to become a car because its owner loves cars more than horses and takes care of it daily while ignoring the horse and treating it as less valuable. But if you give that horse to someone who freaking adores them, it will receive all the love and attention it needs, EVEN more than what it needs. The value of the horse never changed in all of this, you ALWAYS have to consider context.

People are afraid of not supporting others in this way, because it means being labeled as the bad one, even when many people disagree on something, they will feel socially pressured to support it regardless. But supporting someone's harmful choices, or harmful influences? I think we live in a world that has given us so much freedom, without any real guidance, that we are becoming crazy about what to do with it. We are not stupid, we are desperate.

As much as you like it or not, as much as you want to deny this reality, if you change your appearance (let's say a bigger nose) and you share it on social media, subconsciously, everyone will be impacted by it, they might believe there is something wrong with their own nose unless they had been raised with a healthy self-esteem, it is not something you can control, you can just fool yourself about it.

You are part of this world, and yes, you have the freedom to do whatever you want, to experience whatever you want, but you also need to become aware of the fact that as much as you wish to not impact or influence this world you always will. This is not about putting pressure on you, you are not forced to accept yourself, but you are trying to change something that is not the problem. And on the surface you'll feel more happy, secure, but on the inside the problem will still be there. You'll just start paying more attention to other insecurities, what I mean is that you are just eliminating the symptoms but you are not healing your insecurity at its root. It will fester once again, and there will be a time when you might not be able to change one more thing about yourself, because you will never be perfect.

And foolishly, we are living this life believing that the only way we can get what we desperately need, is by becoming perfect. But perfect doesn't exist, so you will never be satisfied, you will never be happy.

You were not made to be liked by everyone, and you were not made to be disliked by everyone, we are all just hiding our vulnerabilities from each other because we don't want to let others hurt us, we don't want to feel pain.

Changing your body gives you the illusion of control, it makes you less targetable for rejection, because you don't know how to handle it in a healthy way, because it hurts, because you were born in a world in which people are still learning to handle their own emotions. This doesn't make us bad, we are all just learning through experience. But we need to stop bullying each other into changing, this mental violence we have created, the fear of being honest and authentic, life will get even harder if no one is willing to be labeled as the "bad one". Everyone wants to protect themselves, even by causing others harm.

No one is willing to have hard talks anymore. But this way of living will destroy us. Because sometimes, being gentle means being honest, not mean, not a bully, just honest. Honesty, without harm, should not be considered bad no matter what.

[bharatkare-09]

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[lettersxcaffeine]

beauty standards are so boring nowadays

people look very much the same and no one looks unique anymore. the irony is that people want to use their bodies and their looks to express themselves but when I see a conventionally "beautiful" person with lots of facework and plastic surgery, I can't help but wish I could tell more about their personality that's now been filtered and concealed :(

[plasticsurgerycontent]

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