Men and women have been prepared to suffer for the sake of their appearance for centuries; it is not something that is here all of a suddenly. It has its deep roots but cosmetic treatments are increasingly popular because they are quicker and less painful but blaming it on our social structure would be appropriate. We are looking at our family members for guidance only to see them continually worrying about their own body shape and size. I can’t stand to accept that ppl are thinking that a body, clothes or face are enough or indeed more important than a brain and being well-balanced to succeed. It all just seems like attention-seeking has gone wrong.

Whether beauty is “in the eye of the beholder,” “skin deep” or “comes from within,” ultimately, it comes down to what beauty means to you.

Does good look really matter that too artificial? Well, I am on the other side of the issue. Handsome is not the handsome but the handsome that does handsome. What say? This is only for those who want to dodge others and above all themselves. Those who don’t look beyond your physical appearance are not worth having because there’s more than what meets the eye.

well this keeps people twice away from their real self… isn’t it? they are not the same in inner self and they’re not even what they are by appearance… ppl have become too disguised and fake to understand and i do agree that first impression matters the most but after that it’s all depend on yourself and personality as pretty face without personality and character is like lamp without oil… lolzzzzzz.

Not at all, artificial beauty with cosmetic surgeries can never beat the natural beauty. Actually beauty is not based on the external looks like having a straight nose, nice eyes, fair color, good hairstyle and stuff but it’s how good your are from within(from your heart). If you take up competition where is the question of physical appearance if you are talented. Skill and talent has its own beauty. I mean to say that it’s not important how beautiful we are but it’s very important that we put our 100% in whatever we do. If we excel in our respective fields, definitely we will be an example for thousands, no mater how we look. People should concentrate more on their creative ideas rather than wasting time and money on this.

Thanks and Regards,
Ramya Tadikonda

Real beauty comes from within. Although I have nothing against cosmetic or plastic surgery, I believe getting under the knife is certainly a big decision in life.

Many times I have heard the adage, ”No pain, no gain.” But certainly there are more pains in artificial beauty. Everything that is unnatural fades easily as one matures.

Cosmetic products or procedures like skin whitening or diamond peeling or some minor processes are okay. However, noselift, botox and other major body renovations are simply not works of art, but works of science.

If you are happy in enhancing your body parts, then go for it. Just don’t overdo it or you may end up damaging your God-given features.

You will for sure look elegantly in the first treatments. But as time goes by, you will realize that all artificial things have limitations.

Others glow more as they grow older. In your case, you will spend more as you get older to maintain your pseudo-beauty.


Maynard Delfin
Manila, Philippines