“I’m all for plastic surgery” is a shocking statement that was said by actress Michelle Pfeiffer that agree plastic surgery is okay for maintaining beauty. Well, I think it’s a kind of lame excuse to have surgery as the solution to maintain beauty and preserve young such Michelle Pfeiffer says. Remember about long effects that could possibly happen to the victim, sometimes no matter how expensive surgery is, sometimes it can be disastrous and gone wrong. No matter pros and cons about it, it seems she has her own reason about her statement that said plastic surgery is okay for beauty.
She was nominated as the Best Actress for Academy Awards for her acting as Susie Diamond in the 1989 America movie, Fabulous Braker Boys, she then established the pace as one of the top Hollywood artists. Born in Santa Ana, California on April 29th, 1958, Pfeiffer is blessed with a beautiful face and sexy look that make her so perfect and dazzling. That’s why at 1990 People magazine awarded her as one of 50 Most Beautiful People In The World. She also becomes an actress for beauty soap commercial Lux Soap which is exposed her beauty and dazzling looks that make Pfeiffer more and more idolized by many people. But, it seems that she couldn’t defeat the fate that she isn’t young anymore, now she had been 54 years old and has been giving birth two children. Those could be becoming one of the reasons to state that plastic surgery is okay for beauty.
Michelle Pfeiffer was accused to have Botox and filler injections to make her face look toned and free from wrinkles, she might also have some filler injection to make her cheek bit fuller. She had admitted it, but only in small portions. She also accused to have Blepharoplasty to make her eyes bit narrow and remove the wrinkles around her eyes. She also possible has had a nose job, her nose looks sharper. Surprisingly Pfeiffer admits that condition, “it’s just to enhance and maintain the beauty, not to change her appearance drastically”. Dr. Michael Salzhauer said Pfeiffer understands about basic ethics of plastic surgery that should be enhanced anyone looks, but not change it completely.
