Re: Plastic surgery
Firstly, certain surgeries and stuff like botox and fillers aren’t expensive at all anymore (tho of course ‘expensive’ is a subjective thing.. As an example a lip enhancement can often be cheaper than the cost of one formal shalwar khameez)..
Secondly, obviously a lot of them are** not** permanent (boob jobs, most fillers, botox, most non surgical nose jobs). Regarding potential risks it’s a** tiny** risk (as with most medical procedures or even just taking a paracetamol) here in the west but if ur clutching at straws I guess u would list that as a negative..
I bet if there was a permanent surgery that could turn a person fair skinned in one procedure loads of desis would be straight down the clinic rather than taking whitening creams for months or years on end with ingredients that are more risky used long-term than a single cosmetic surgery procedure (hydroquinone is actually banned in the UK unlike boob jobs lol, still doesn’t stop so many Pakistanis/Indians trying to get hold of it tho, does it)..
What makes me laugh is when ppl who describe themselves as ‘anti-surgery’ go on about how some celeb is so beautiful, not realising they’ve had some work done to transform their looks 
An obvious one who has been mentioned on this forum and is often mistakenly called a ‘natural beauty’ is Queen Rania of Jordan.. There are a million Bollywood stars I could mention as well who the same ppl ooh and ahh over..
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