I used to think that the only reason why people come out with plastic surgery fails is because they are too cheap to hire very skilled professionals and then opt for the low budget surgeons who then do a horrible job.
But then I see even rich celebs like Madonna, who has access to decent surgeons still ending up with awfully done plastic surgery, and it makes me wonder.
Are there more factors that determine how successful a plastic surgery (most especially the face) is? Or do rich people end up with poorly done surgery because the surgeon wasn’t skilled enough
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When people have a lot of money and influence, people don’t want to disagree with them.
Then, when one of them gets into a situation where their perspective is compromised, it is much harder than with most people to shake them out of their misunderstanding or unproductive hyperfocus on details. Maybe because they’re unreceptive to ideas that aren’t their own, but also maybe just because everyone they interact with passively doesn’t want to disagree with somebody ‘important’ for one reason or another.
A lot of those reasons are kinda impossible to just…tell people to ignore with any chance of success. It isn’t as simple as saying ‘pretend I couldn’t buy you a house casually, now please give me professional advice about how to deal with my very irrational insecurities?’
Have you ever trimmed something and regretted not stepping back to see how the whole thing looked before doubling down to ‘even out’ whatever spot you were working on?
The rich and powerful often find themselves having cut off their own access to others who could help with that kind of reality check.
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