my 15 year old cousin got a $2k nose job!!!

[Evil Knevil]

Yup. Basically if you have too many surgeries, the tissue starts to die off. Of course if the surgeon refuses to due further surgery, based on those grounds.... you just get a new one..

[General Ludd]

Originally posted by jdd2007
actually, i cant remember it too well. but i guess that says something

Er, no... I don't thinka nose should be something that you remember a person by.

[Shi Huangdi]

Weel you know how girls can be. You may have thought her nose was normal, but she may have thought it was the ugliest thing in the world.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

maybe she paid 2k to remove it - staying ahead of Michael Jackson

He should probably do that next.

Ah well all those hours that she will spend looking in the mirror after the operation and being amazed with the new nose will probably mean that the money was well spent. We are only human afterall, and so is Jacko

[Dis]

I'm sorry but peope cannot fairly judge themselves. Esp. women. Look at anorexia. She should not have got it unless other people recommended it.

[Guynemer]

That's really just... sad.

[Zylka]

Am I the only one who's constantly been drawn to the title of "15 year old cousin" regardless of not really caring for the main topic?

[Zylka]

I mean

You really don't know how obvious it was. If it was something that kids would often snicker about and hold against her in insult - I say go for it.

If it was simply a product of her time in front of the mirror, and the parents knew that - incredibly irresponsible to let her execute it at that age. She'll be heading for trouble if this is the case. If she has a glossy, pure white smile and an eating habit well beyond her frame next time you see her, chain her fingers up and throw away the key

[Guynemer]

It's disturbing that there are licensed physicians willing to do purely cosmetic surgery on children.

[Zylka]

I'd disagree, for serious cases that kids will most likely make fun of. Pinning back a kids ears at any point, even the age of 5 is fine with me. Nose jobs are iffy, as they're not always that obvious a protrusion. I don't think I've heard of anything purely cosmetic on a little kid, like widening of the eyes

[Zero]

Originally posted by Zylka
Am I the only one who's constantly been drawn to the title of "15 year old cousin" regardless of not really caring for the main topic?

i was more drawn by the "nose job" part. I know what it means but i cant help my self associating it with categories like "hand job" and "blow job"..... so just imagine what i am thinking when you put the word "nose" next to "job"

[Dis]

I like women to yank my nose

[FrostyBoy]

It's a bad idea to let children and teenagers be given the choice to get plastic surgery. Furthermore, anyone who feels they need plastic surgery, even if any part of their body is grotesque (unless it is PHYSICALLY disabling them) then they need therapy, NOT plastic surgery.

For every 10 people in this world, there are 9 dumbasses. But it's not their fault, coz they're too dumb to get out of it; and THAT's why we are not in utopia right now.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Your teenaged years are the most sensitive and emotionally challenging of your life. To this girl, her original nose could have been leaving her unhappy, depressed and with a legacy of low self-esteem that could blight her adult life.

The consent of her parents was required, and 15 is not an obscenely young age. I see no problem with it- certainly not to the extent that I feel the urge to become a surrogate parent to her.

[Guynemer]

I don't think that her nose would be the actual cause of her unhappiness, depression, and low self-esteem. I think being a 15-year-old girl would be the actual cause of those things. It's normal; she should have sought counseling before going under the knife.