The idea of fixing everything you don't like about your body can be enticing, which explains why plastic surgery has such an appeal. Now K Naomi reveals that she too has thought about it, and how she keeps herself from going through with it.
The TV presenter and media personality recently took to social media to share her feelings on cosmetic surgery. Speaking on Twitter, she said that her strategy to ensure she never gets sucked into the desire to get plastic surgery is to watch Botched.
I watch Botched to scare myself from ever getting any cosmetic surgery done…
Botched is an American reality TV series which showcases plastic surgeries gone terribly wrong. After undergoing a procedure which didn't go as planned, patients head over to the renowned plastic surgeons on the show to try and get the damage reversed, or fixed into the intended outcome.
We agree with K Naomi -- Botched is certainly a case against cosmetic surgery. There is so much that could go wrong. But why would the TV personality be considering plastic surgery? Sure looks great as she is and certainly doesn't need it. But her tweet sounded like Botched and the implied probability of error are the only reasons she hasn't signed up for surgery yet.
If you need any further proof that she is the last person who should be considering cosmetic surgery, just have a look at her postpartum body. She recently shared a full body photo of herself to show what she looks like a few months after having a baby. And she looks amazing. Her snap back game is remarkable!
And if she needs any more convincing on why surgery would be a terrible idea unless it's for something serious, she should look no further than our very own Trevor Noah.
Just recently, the comic was reported to have had a botched surgery at a hospital in New York. The reports would not provide any further information on the nature of the surgery and what it was meant for because of patient confidentiality requirements.
Even so, Trevor argues that the botched surgery led him to allegedly “sustain permanent, painful, severe and grievous personal injuries, sustained severe nervous shock, mental anguish, severe emotional distress and great physical pain.”
The story is still developing, but it seems that he will be suing the hospital, even though they responded to the reports by rubbishing the claims.
