I'm not against plastic surgery, but................
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As a male looking at a messed up toe or toes that would be mildly unattractive
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I don't even wear heels...haha!0
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I don't even wear heels...haha!
Thank you for rolling this onto another page. I just couldn't look at the "flesh shoes" picture any longer!0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!0 -
To each their own, but that's extreme in my opinion.
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Yes I would. I have always envied people who could wear heel effortlessly.0
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What's so terrible about it? Look at all the strange things that people do for cosmetic reasons only.
Huge gages.
Tattooing
Removing floating ribs to make waist smaller.
Nose Jobs.
Boob Jobs.
Hair Implants.
There are so many things that different cultures do that have no value, other than cosmetic. I stopped paying attention.0 -
This makes me think plastic surgeons need to be regulated more, they're doing obviously unhealthy things to make these mentally ill people happy.0
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Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Perfect name to post correlation :laugh:0 -
Who said she had her pinky toe cut off? She probably just got bunions removed and here we are 5 pages of judging...
Because bunions aren't nearly as much fun to discuss
(and the discussion is about people who DO alter their feet for no good reason other than to fit into those high designer shoes. Google it. toes removed, fat pads added to the bottom of their feet, shaving of good bone, decreasing toe length)
:flowerforyou: No judging from me. I haven't even fixed me broken toe so I can wear enclosed shoes :flowerforyou:0 -
So I actually spoke with her today. She got a "Perfect 10" (toe shortening) on her left foot. She'll get the other done in a few weeks. Then she asked me to help her with exercises to keep her legs in good condition without having to squat or leg press (balance obviously was an issue). I've never really talked to her before, but she seemed really nice.
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It should be called "stepsister surgery."Cinderella surgery
Just read an article on this
It's been around for years and lots of people get it
Ridiculous
In the original Grimm's version, the sisters cut off their toes and heals, respectively, to fool the prince and fit the shoe.
GAWD! I forgot all about that!!
YIKES the Grimm version are always WICKED!0 -
That's crazy, I am all for plastic surgery but that is a little extreme!!! What are her feet going to look like in sandals, when her toes are showing?0
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F heels. No.0
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smh she will cry for her toe when she cant stand heels anymore.....I began despising them at 40 :laugh:0
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whaaaaaaaaaaat.... I'm cool with my chucks. I like wearing high heels occassionally but that is just ridiculous.0
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I'll stick my pinkies.0
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I had foot surgery to remove a bunion and fix my pinkie toe. It's not fun. I wouldn't recommend it unless you are in chronic pain to begin with.0
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So I actually spoke with her today. She got a "Perfect 10" (toe shortening) on her left foot. She'll get the other done in a few weeks. Then she asked me to help her with exercises to keep her legs in good condition without having to squat or leg press (balance obviously was an issue). I've never really talked to her before, but she seemed really nice.
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Cat declawing consists of removing the first joint of the cat's toes on the front paws. There are people clamoring for it being illegal because it is "cosmetic" and inhumane. How on earth can doctors perform virtually the exact same surgery on human beings without there being a huge outcry about it?
By the way, she probably shouldn't be exercising, unless her surgery was done two or more weeks ago. According to what I've read, she should be keeping her feet iced and elevated as much as possible if it's early days.0 -
So I actually spoke with her today. She got a "Perfect 10" (toe shortening) on her left foot. She'll get the other done in a few weeks. Then she asked me to help her with exercises to keep her legs in good condition without having to squat or leg press (balance obviously was an issue). I've never really talked to her before, but she seemed really nice.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness industry for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
So you really don't just mind your own business do you?0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Shame on the surgeon? He/She is a service provider, not a moralizer.0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Shame on the surgeon? He/She is a service provider, not a moralizer.
Surgeons are also bound to a code of ethics, service provider or not.0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Shame on the surgeon? He/She is a service provider, not a moralizer.
Surgeons are also bound to a code of ethics, service provider or not.
And this is unethical how?0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Shame on the surgeon? He/She is a service provider, not a moralizer.
Surgeons are also bound to a code of ethics, service provider or not.
And this is unethical how?
I think you missed the point.0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Shame on the surgeon? He/She is a service provider, not a moralizer.
Surgeons are also bound to a code of ethics, service provider or not.
And this is unethical how?
I think you missed the point.
There is no point. It takes a giant leap of imagination to believe the surgeon is somehow doing something wrong or unethical. Killing unborn children might be considered unethical by some...whereas shaving down the size of a toe (a toe!) of a willing participant can't be considered unethical or violating a medical code of ethics under any interpretation.0 -
Why in the world would anyone do something like that? I mean seriously? The only issue I've ever had is ball of foot pain from certain shoes. If you're toes are squished buy a different pair of shoes!!
ETA: Shame on the surgeon who did that!
Shame on the surgeon? He/She is a service provider, not a moralizer.
Surgeons are also bound to a code of ethics, service provider or not.
And this is unethical how?
I think you missed the point.
There is no point. It takes a giant leap of imagination to believe the surgeon is somehow doing something wrong or unethical. Killing unborn children might be considered unethical by some...whereas shaving down the size of a toe (a toe!) of a willing participant can't be considered unethical or violating a medical code of ethics under any interpretation.
Did _dracarys_ say anywhere that this is unethical? or against the moral code?
She was making a statement.
Calm yourself.0 -
Reading comprehension. Definitely not your strong suit
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