Emerald coast plastic surgery

Not sure if this has been brought up before but I see where there’s still a common belief that Lisa Rinna uses lip filler to the extreme. Nope. She had some kind of bizarre lip plumping surgery like 30 years ago. It wasn’t filler. It was a permanent plastic implant. This was when she was Billie on Days of our Lives. Then about a year before she did Celebrity Apprentice, she did a reality show where she had it removed. It was nasty. Got infected and her top lip literally split away from her face. In the end, it didn’t matter because with the overstretching and infection causing permanent scar tissue, her fish lips remain forever.

What are some things you wish you'd knew before having plastic surgery in a different country? It can be minor things like what to pack or bigger things like the emotional aspect of it (which I haven't thought that much about until very recently). It would be nice to hear your thoughts and experiences.

I recently got a lip lift (see post history), and I lied to my partner saying I had a “work trip” for a week to hide it. Last week, he found the pictures of me in stitches, and I came clean.
I’ve never lied to him about anything before, and our relationship has been great besides this. I feel terrible, and I think I destroyed the relationship since I don’t think he will be able to trust me again.
I initially lied because he has freaked out on me on smaller procedures I’ve gotten done. (For example, when I got my eyebrows micro-bladed he made comments like “you ruined your face” “I’m not attracted to you anymore” “why did you do that to yourself”. When the sharpie eyebrows healed, he admitted he couldn’t even tell a difference.) He also made comments on my small lips that gave me the courage to go through with the lip lift. He talks negatively about plastic surgery and “fake girls” as well which is another reason why I hid it from him.
However, now I just wish I had been honest from the start. Has anyone else hid their plastic surgery from their partner or am I just a terrible person?

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Author Elise Hu wrote about how the movement has resulted in a drop in beauty-related spending in South Korea.
In Seoul, the beauty capital of the world, surgeons offer recent college and even high school graduates discounts on procedures so they will be ready for the job market; resumes in South Korea often require job applicants to include a photo, as well as their weight and height.
One-third of Korean women between the ages of 19 and 39 have had some kind of cosmetic surgery, according to a 2020 Gallup Korea poll - 66 percent said they would go under the knife to improve their chances on the marriage market.
Consumption data from the Ministry of Economy and Finance show that beauty-related spending has actually dropped among South Korean women in their 20s, and they also are getting less plastic surgery, Hu writes.
"The feminists in South Korea are some of the most well-organized and impressive, just exceptional, feminists in the world. And they should be getting a lot more attention."
In all, Hu said she remains hopeful: for women in South Korea, for women in the world, and for those of us trying to push back against a society that tells us that looks are everything.

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Hello,
I would like some feedback on this very mild situation that has made me go NC with my mother and sister. Apologies for the wall of text that's coming. I just want to explain to see it clearly.
Basically, I (F31) have been really brittle emotionally this last year. I had a miscarriage and it hit me hard. I honestly didn't know what to feel about being pregnant at all. I never dreamt about the domestic ordinary life and I have an extreme aversion to taking care of others. I can't even hold a dogs leash. (Side story: Its a new concept for me to love dogs. My current partner allowed me to see the beauty in their companionship after being brought up to hate them because they are and I quote "disgusting balls of germs that do nothing other than drain you of money" - said my mother my whole life. I love dogs now but my mother and sister are disgusted by this).
Regarding the pregnancy though, I was actually surprised at how happy I was. But at the same time it felt like an alien feeling to me. I can't ever really allow myself to feel happy for some reason. Let alone show that to others. My views on life can fit the general ideas described as "sunny nihilism". Most of everything is not awesome and that's ok.
My mother and sister take this to mean that I am extremely negative. So much so that TO ME it feels like they pity me. I put on some weight after the miscarriage and that is their primary concern. I get unsolicited pictures from my mother sent to me from when i was in my early twenties. No caption. Just a voice message saying "see how beautiful you can be?". Middle of the day. Unprompted.
My sister keeps sending bible verses pertaining to being wicked. Stuff like "work hard and become a leader. Be lazy and become a slave". Neither her or my mum have a job right now. And they both could use the money. My mother would rather play bitcoin trading all day to make a 5 dollar profit. And my sister is currently trying to make it as a musician. A bit of another side story here. Music was my dream first. Its a lot of people's dreams of course, but I have this horrible feeling that my sister is doing it to prove to me that she is better? I wish I didnt have to think this way. I wish I could see it non-maliciously, I wish I could say "damn i must have inspired and allowed her to discover her passion". But she's not passionate about the music. She is passionate about the fame and the business. The two things I was truly not good at. Too many insecurities. So I know how hard it is to do that. Which makes me incredibly proud of her and so happy for her. But somehow it still hurts me. And I really hate to admit that. Everytime she tells me about what shes upto recording at a studio here, making a music video over there my heart breaks a little inside but I still have to be supportive and cheer her on of course. I'd compare it to having a sibling marry the love of your life. And they're happy. Its awesome for them but it will always make you a little bit sad.
My mother is a separate issue. My relationship with her I have always described it as a business relationship. I feel as weird with her as I do with any corporate manager I ever had. No hugs. Fake smiles. Anything can be used against you so I am very aware of any word I say. Very atuned to any word she says. I have kept a big distance ever since I was 18. At this point I don't know why I dislike her so much. I think if i ever said it out loud id realise how stupid every papercut is. But its constant. Here, I'll try: My mother sees herself as a bit of a life guru. She is known in her circles for being an awesome life coach, especially for those that have problems woth heir children (ha!). Ever since I was a kid she would be hours on the phone with someone who is at the other end sobbing and my mother would play the pseudo-therapist. She would have (still has) all the patience and empathy in the world to deal with them. It started with her own friends. Then one of her friends had a daughter my age. All that fake-therapy gave me and the other daughter time to get to know each other. We became friends. But then my mother and my friend started talking. At first not much but in the course of 10 years between when we were 15 and 25 their relationship flourished while the communication between my mother and I simply died. This "friend" of mine that Ive known since we were 6 years old did exactly as my mother hoped I would. Became religious and waited until marriage. In fact that was their big project. If my mother had a specialisation it would be catfishing. Her expertise was finding partners for women that had a hardtime getting men. This means fat camps, 25 day fastings, plastic surgery encouragement etc. She created dating profiles for her "patients" (sidenote: this is what she calls them....the "patients" themselves would refer to her as a friend. My mum humors them but behind their backs she always called them her "patients" or "clients"). The dating profiles were for the most part managed by her. She would write and get responses and after some back and forth of impersonating her clients, she would set up a date and the corresponding greatful pawn would play the part. She still does this. She never worked a traditional job a day in her life. But when hardship came she had a vast array of well-off patient-client-friends that could loan her money.
All that patience, all that care, all that TIME. She never had that for me or my siblings. My siblings never seemed to care or notice all of this going on as much as me but they were younger. And after our dad died and we moved to a different country across the ocean I had to pick up the slack.
Needless to say. I am exhausted. I am sick and tired of deflecting my mothers attempts to make a project out of me. Even if its well meaning. And I am tired of my sister pretending like everything's ok. She knows she is hurting me. But she knows I can't blame her for it either. I actually did tell her I was jealous and she smiled the biggest smile ever. She LOVES having me around to rub it in.
I hate myself for making such a big deal out of these stupid things. But my vacation is starting next week and I blocked them both just to have a breather during that time.
Normally I can deal with them. But I am so emotionally fragile and so sick of pretending right now that the constant mindfuckery needs to stop.
Any inputs welcome. I am open to any criticism.

First, I’m so grateful that I found the community. I have read so many posts and every single one has been SO helpful! Second, this will be long, so please bear with me. I'll put a quick TLDR at the bottom.
I used to get teased for being flat-chested, then I went from an AA to DD over one summer when I was a teenager and they didn’t stop growing until my mid-20s. I’m now a 30H. I’m 5’3” with a small frame and so my breasts are not proportionate to my body.
I do have some health issues because of them. My lower and middle back, neck and shoulders are always achy, PMS pain can be unreal at times, exercise hurts, and I get rashes under them. Not to mention the mental/emotional side of things. I hate how my body looks in pictures. My chest has been the brunt of many jokes, I’ve had strangers and coworkers ask to touch them or ask if they’re real. I’ve had previous managers tell me that I will never be taken seriously because of them. My career skyrocketed since WFH and part of me is convinced that some of my success can be attributed to a new company that only sees me from the next up so no one is seeing my body and thinking porn star.
They have definitely made me feel uncomfortable for a long time, but I didn’t want to admit it. I didn’t want to show that weakness, especially to people who used them against me. I’m also terribly afraid of surgery (I have health phobias, fun times) so even though I have always known deep down that I will need a reduction, I haven’t shared it. The closest I got was telling my husband that I would like a lift when I turn 40, because let’s be real, they’re heavy, and they don’t sit where I would like them to.
Recently, I was listening to a podcast where the podcaster talked about her experience with breast reduction and how it changed her body; she wishes she did it sooner. Something inside of me clicked at that moment and I decided that it was time to start considering this. I’m turning 39 this year and I thought how amazing it would be if I got the surgery before I turn 40, imagining how it would feel to go into a new decade without the issues listed above.
I started obsessively researching, talking to my husband, I even talked to my therapist and I decided to take the first steps. I met with my GP and he referred me to surgeons that I had picked based on my research. I had decided on four surgeons, and three contacted me almost immediately. My top two don’t do insured reductions, only private and insured ones have a three-year wait time. The insured one sent in the paperwork and I was approved almost instantly for an insured reduction, but, it would be a three-year wait. I shared my disappointment with my husband over the wait time and he simply stated that I should just pay and go privately.
I have booked consultations with the two surgeons for August.
I know that I’m incredibly privileged that we can afford to do this privately. We can afford the cost of the surgery, but it’s still a big chunk of money.
The more that I think about this and the more I research, I’m finding that I’m not even thinking about the health aspects of the surgery. All I can focus on is how I will look, how I can get cute clothes and wear cute bras and how much more comfortable I will feel in a bathing suit. I’m having such a hard time with this because of that. When I thought I was getting it done fully paid for, it felt like something I need for my health. Now it just feels like any old plastic surgery.
I’m also excited to be able to go to a fancy private facility instead of the hospital where the insured ones are. With the covered procedure a certain amount has to be taken out, so another reason I’m excited about going private is that I won’t be tied to those restrictions.
I don’t know if I’m just emotional about the whole thing.
TLDR: 30H on small frame, approved for fully-insured procedure, don’t want to wait, paying to go private, feeling guilt and shame for picking cosmetic over health.

I'm looking into surgeons for my vaginoplasty and the last two I was nearly set on turned out to have some pretty bad lawsuits and track record for malpractice so I'm being a lot more careful in my research. Thank god I caught wind of it before I pursued them further. I have a consultation with "Leo Urbinelli, MD, MA" from PNW Plastic Surgery in Oregon/Washington. Has anyone had experience with this surgeon that they can speak to?

I'm looking into surgeons for my vaginoplasty and the last two I was nearly set on turned out to have some pretty bad lawsuits and track record for malpractice so I'm being a lot more careful in my research. Thank god I caught wind of it before I pursued them further.
I have a consultation with "Leo Urbinelli, MD, MA" from PNW Plastic Surgery in Oregon/Washington. Has anyone had experience with this surgeon that they can speak to?

Jaxy Beard just dropped news for all of these population resets on stream that are coming with the next update.
Because of a Great One being added and updates to fur: Fallow Deer
Because of Tru Racks being added: Plains Bison, European Bison, Springbok
Because of updates to furs: RED DEER, Feral Goats
Because of behavioral updates: American Aligator
Because drink time/home range is being changed: Bobcats, Mexican Bobcats

For sale or trade is an Anachrony Infinity Box with add-ons [4], asking $275 and I will split shipping cost to the CONUS. Payment via Venmo, PayPal G&S, or local cash.
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The base Infinity Box includes the following content:

1. Anachrony Base Game
2. Fractures of Time Expansion
3. Future Imperfect Expansion
4. "Classic" Expansion
   1. Doomsday Module
   2. Pioneers of the New Earth Module
   3. Guardians of the Council Module
5. 36 Exosuit Minis
6. Plastic Tray
7. Printed Plastic Warp Tiles
8. Art and Storybook
9. All Stretch Goals

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My copy also includes the following add-ons:

1. Resin Energy Source Pack
2. Metal Cubes Set (80 pcs) (the base Infinity Box only came with 15 purple Neutronium cubes, which you will also receive)

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I would also consider trades that include commensurate amounts of cash to cover the difference in value. Some higher value games that I'm interested in:

1. A Study in Emerald 1E
2. Aeon Trespass Odyssey (I would cover cash to make up the difference)
3. Claustrophobia 1643
4. Kaivai 2nd printing
5. Lands of Galzyr
6. Rococo Deluxe Plus edition w/ metal coins
7. Too Many Bones (3rd printing smaller box)
8. Trickerion Collector's Edition

We have collected a set of stories and informative pieces about BDD. From stories from people who have overcome it to celebrities who have openly talked about it, you can find articles and videos about body dysmorphia from these following links.
Public figures on BDD

• Modern Family actor Reid Ewing on BDD and plastic surgery
• Artist Billie Eilish on depression and BDD
• The Good Place actor Jameela Jamil on BDD and eating disorders
• Actor Robert Pattinson on anxiety and BDD

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Documentaries and videos

• What BDD feels like BBC Three
• Seeing myself as ugly BBC Three
• I feel so ugly: Body dysmorphic disorder Only Human
• Imperfect me: The impact of BDD SkyNews
• BDD patients see faces differently ABC Science
• Bigorexia: Muscle dysmorphia BBC Newsbeat
• Believing is seeing: New perspective on BDD TEDx Oxford
• The BDD Foundation on Youtube

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Personal stories and interviews

• Perfection is impossible A personal story
• Living with BDD A personal story
• I felt so ugly I didn't want to be alive Interview
• BDD ruined my life Interview

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Podcasts

• Beating BDD podcast (11 episodes) BDDFoundation
• What is BDD? Stuff Mom Never Told You

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Books

• Books by people with BDD
• Books by professionals
• The BDD workbook

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