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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I am not a plastic surgeon or dermatologist, but I did do some work for an aesthetics company (Galderma).
No surgeon or HCP (for non-surgical procedures) can 100% predict what the final outcome will be. This is because no two people are alike and how the body heals can be unpredictable. Also as you get older, you may get more scar tissue formation when you would not have if you were younger. Older skin/soft tissues also does not have the elasticity and resilience of younger ones, again affecting the outcome.
Sadly, the key to having success with cosmetic surgery is to do it while you are young. You have the best chance of healing and more opportunities for a revision if something goes awry.
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