The million dollar question with plastic surgery is whether it actually does what it proports to do. It’s supposed to make you look younger and better, but it’s not uncommon for plastic surgery to make you look older and worse. You’re «supposed» to get Botox as a preventative measure instead of as a last resort, but instead of maintaining the look of a young person, your frozen face make gives the illusion that you’re older than you actually are: why else would you be so pumped? It’s very easy to tell someone to accept how they look or to seek mental health solutions instead of silicon and microdermabrasion, but if they really want a procedure that is sold to them as «life changing» and they have the money to do it, the latter is going to be a lot more appealing because it provides a final end to the problem.