Edit Is there natural beauty among Hollywood celebrities

<p><em>Again, why is it important to the consumer whether a star’s good looks are the result of <a href="/treatment/sunscreen" target="_blank" rel="noopener">sunscreen</a>, genetics, or a <a href="/treatment/face-lift/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">facelift</a>? Answer: Our society wants to live in a dream world. </em></p> <p>We <em>(and I use that term loosely, as I reject this view)</em> are a group of raving lunatics, irrationally soothed by the fairy tale that our on-screen heroes are naturally ageless.</p> <p>Plus, it’s fun to cut down on those who make different personal choices than you. It feels so good to be superior.</p> <p>Yet, despite each famous beauty claiming ignorance of <a href="/treatment/botox" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Botox</a> <em>(“BoTEX? BoTAX? Nope, never heard of it.”)</em> cosmetic surgery is not a growing industry because everyone hates it, and only the emotionally unstable choose it. </p> <p>Nay; cosmetic surgery flourishes because, for many, it’s awesome. </p> <p>Nobody who has made the choice to undergo cosmetic surgery will tell you it solved all their problems. </p> <p>But more often than not, a patient will tell you how it has been a boost to their self-image, confidence, and possibly their marriage. Very often will patients who suffered severe burns, scars or deformities tell you that cosmetic surgery was a life-changing event. <em>But don’t tell that to the masses, the last thing we need is widespread understanding and respect for others.</em></p>

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