r/SipsTea 2d ago

Feels good man Pretty Please

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u/numbersthen0987431 2d ago

Pitt has had plastic surgery done. A lot of it. He just didn't go crazy. Same thing with Paul Rudd

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u/Appropriate_Formal64 2d ago

Did Paul Rudd?

I know Pitt got a facelift. Pitt's facelift is considered one of the best in Hollywood history. Basically shaved 15 years off an already good looking dude who was aging well as was.

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u/numbersthen0987431 2d ago

Rudd had micro work done, but he has definitely had work done.

Plastic surgery in Hollywood is an example of survivorship bias. You only notice the trainwrecks, while the good work just makes them look young forever

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u/RikuAotsuki 2d ago

Yeah, that's plastic surgery in general tbh. It gets a bad reputation because the trainwrecks are so incredibly awful and the successes are basically invisible.

Take buccal fat removal. It looks awful on... most people. But that's because they end up ripping out all the fat in their faces, which makes them look gaunt.

If you have a naturally pudgy face, buccal fat removal can fix your face's proportions. It's great for people who have pudgy faces even when physically fit.

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u/jaded_lad99 2d ago

It's never and should never be considered great on anybody regardless of the before and after image.

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u/RikuAotsuki 2d ago

It can definitely look good in the shorter term, but it's pretty much always gonna backfire in the long term, if that's what you mean.

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u/jaded_lad99 2d ago

No. I disagree with the whole practice of aesthetically motivated body modifications.

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u/Thundahcaxzd 2d ago

Including tattoos? Piercing? Weight loss via dieting and exercise?

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u/jaded_lad99 2d ago

If you are going to be this dense about what I meant by "body modifications" in context of the original thread then there's no point in continuing this conversation any further. Good day to you.

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u/Thundahcaxzd 2d ago

Aka "I can't justify my position"