In today's age of social media, we are often attracted to a variety of faces. However, there is a lamenting case of a young man who tried plastic surgery and had a distorted face and an unusual expression. His experience has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions in the society, and it has also made people start to think, what is true beauty?
In this era of the pursuit of external beauty, cosmetic surgery seems to have become a popular trend. However, when plastic surgery is excessive, or even causes facial distortion, we can't help but ask: is such "beauty" really worth pursuing? In my opinion, excessive plastic surgery is not only a harm to the body, but also a departure from the true self. We should cherish our own uniqueness and pursue the beauty of nature, rather than blindly pursuing external distorted "beauty".
First of all, excessive plastic surgery is a kind of damage to the body. Cosmetic surgery comes with its own risks, and over-facelift increases the risk. In the pursuit of perfection, many people may fall into an over-reliance on surgery, which can lead to damage to facial tissues and even more serious consequences. Such damage is permanent, irreversible, and extremely painful for the individual.
Second, excessive plastic surgery is a departure from the true self. Each person has their own unique face and temperament, which is what makes us unique and what distinguishes us from others. However, when we overdo plastic surgery in pursuit of so-called "perfection", we are actually denying our own uniqueness and shaping ourselves into a soulless shell. Such "beauty" is hollow and lacks realism and vitality.
Moreover, excessive plastic surgery also reflects the distortion of social aesthetics. In today's society, many people see external beauty as the key to success, and even see plastic surgery as a means to increase competitiveness. This distorted aesthetic perception not only leads to a false perception of self-worth by individuals, but also exacerbates social anxiety and unease. We should understand that true beauty is not only in appearance, but also in inner kindness, wisdom and courage.
In order to get rid of this distorted "beauty", we should re-examine our values. We should value our uniqueness, accept our imperfections, and strive to improve our inner qualities. At the same time, we should also advocate the concept of healthy and natural aesthetics, so that society can pay more attention to the importance of inner beauty. Only in this way can we get rid of the excessive pursuit of external beauty and truly realize the improvement of self-worth.
On the path of pursuing beauty, we should keep a clear head and not be swayed by external interference. We should understand that true beauty is natural, healthy, and real. Let's abandon the bad habit of excessive plastic surgery, cherish our uniqueness, and pursue natural beauty. Only in this way can we truly become the most beautiful version of ourselves.