Three opposite celebrity views about plastic surgery

Have you noticed there are more and more shows on celebrity plastic surgeries on TV lately?

The other day I was watching a show called “Vanity Insanity”.

The new generation of plastic-surgery-TV-shows does more than just point the finger at which celebrity got some work done and which didn’t.

These shows actually give celebrity beauty tips that allows the “normal” person to get ideas of what is possible in the world of cosmetic enhancement and in many cases they are also a good platform to warn the public of what excessive plastic surgery can look like (think of the cat lady).

The cat lady, also known as Ms. Jocelyn Wildenstein is truly a warning sign of the flip side of plastic surgery.

Just in case, you’ve never seen the cat lady, aka Jocelyn Wildenstein, I’ve included a photo of her below (she insisted on getting surgery to look like a cat):

I found three two quotes by three very different Hollywood celebrities and I think their views sum up nicely how certain stars few cosmetic enhancement. In many ways, these opposite views are very reflective of what happens in real life. If you were to ask people around you how they viewed plastic surgery as they age, you’d most like find yourself with a group of people saying “yes”, others will say “never in a million years” and then you have the camp that will say “maybe … if I see I need it in time”.

There are a few interesting Hollywood celebrity views on the subject:

“If I see something sagging, dragging or bagging, I’m going to have the stuff tucked or plucked. I’ve had all that done and it doesn’t scare me” – Dolly Parton

“I never say never! Maybe in a few years you’ll open a magazines and I’ll be pulled tighter than a walnut” - Sarah Jessica Parker

“Look, I know I don’t look the way I used to. Everyone in Tinseltown is getting pinched, lifted and pulled. It’s becoming a sick obsession. They lose some of their soul when they go under the knife”. – Robert Redford

So what’s your view? Which celebrity quote reflects how you feel about plastic surgery?

Photo of Dolly Parton by Andy54321

Photo of Jocelyn Wildenstein scanned from French magazine