td475

I'm not sure that this is really appropriate for me to talk about here, but I have to share it with someone and I haven't really talked to anyone in real life about the nose surgery I am considering. I was in Baltimore recently for a consultation and I decided to go out at night. When I was out, this very attractive puerto rican girl taped me on the back and said I like your nose... its cute. She went on further to say she always liked Paris Hilton's nose and how mine is similar. I used to think the whole "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" cliche was just something ugly people made up, but I really do believe it now!

I should have morphs back soon and I will share them!

robyne00

Beauty definitely is in the eye of the beholder. We all do not have to look like the cookie cutter types that many people "think" are beautiful because the same type of person is transmitted to us daily via media and various external sources.

I'm not sure if I'd say your nose is like Paris', bit I definitely look forward to checking out the morphs!

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td475

hey stranger! I agree, I'm not sure that my nose is really like Paris' either, but I wasn't going to argue with her about it though. I don't pay attention to tabloids or anything, so I had to do a search on Paris' nose and that seems to be quite controversial with some people asserting that it adds character and others deeming her a good candidate for rhinoplasty.

Overall, it was a good consultation, but I was just thrown off a little when he said "God made your nose in a certain amount of time and it is going to take me a bit of time to change it". This seems like a very unusual line of logic from a plastic surgeon, but perhaps this seemingly asian doctor thought christian america would be receptive to this.

robyne00

Paris has had rhinoplasty (amongst other procedures).

Check out the attached file.

Glad to hear the consult went well. Yes, that was strange commentary on the part of the surgeon.

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Mr. Z

I had always assumed Paris had rhinoplasty but never realized the results were that drastic.

td475

it is obvious that she did something to her nose, but the results, with her new nose pointing down at the tip, don't seem to be the standard straight nose that most rhinoplasty procedures achieve. I wonder if this was an accident or something she wanted.