cosmetic surgery little rock arkansas
cosmetic surgery little rock arkansas
Should contestants be disqualified from beauty pageants if they have had cosmetic surgery?
First of all, let me say that I’m completely against the idea of beauty pageants, because they perpetuate the erroneous societal notion that the value of a girl or a woman is based solely on her looks. That being said, though, I remember seeing a few years ago an ad for a cosmetic surgeon’s practice in Little Rock that had a picture of two or three Miss Arkansas contestants posing with the doctors. Call me crazy, but I can’t help but think that if a person’s beauty isn’t natural, it doesn’t count.
We all do something to enhance our beauty. One extreme is simply washing our face and cutting and brushing our hair. The other is body altering surgery to change our looks.
The question is where do we draw the line for real beauty.
I think things that enhance the beauty you have are OK for pageants. So make up is just fine. Removing hair and even coloring you hair are very accepted ways to enhance your beauty so I think those are fine also.
Surgery is where I would draw the line. If you have surgery for a bigger bust or a smaller nose, I think that should disqualify you.
Cosmetic Surgery in Little Rock, Arkansas – Dr. Suzanne Yee
