You've Never Looked So Hot

[JaniceSW]

What do you think?  It money was not an issue, would you age naturally or go for plastic surgery and/or fillers?

[kapeh12]

Definitely aging naturally.  I would rather eat healthy and exercise vs using the money to buy plastic surgery. 

[marciaenglish]

I AM aging "gracefully"!  I am almost 60 and still get a lot of compliments on my hair, (which I never dye), my body,( I am still in the same size I wore in high school), and my looks!  Who needs plastic surgery?  I am not bragging.  I just believe that I have been very blessed!   

[Shandara09]

I would choose to age gracefully.  I can't say that my opinion wouldn't change as I get older, but more than likely, that's what I'll do.

[BlackSheepNY]

I AM aging "gracefully"!  I am almost 60 and still get a lot of compliments on my hair, (which I never dye), my body,( I am still in the same size I wore in high school), and my looks!  Who needs plastic surgery?  I am not bragging.  I just believe that I have been very blessed!   

I'm with you!  I don't color my hair, and have very little gray hair.  My younger sister, who is 51 has more than I have.  I wear a size 0-2 and always have.  I wouldn't want plastic surgery anywhere on my face or body.  Aging is a part of LIFE, and no matter how much plastic surgery you get, you're still going to age.  It bugs me out to think what some of these women with fake *bleep* will look like when they're 80.  I think kind of like Madonna when she used to wear those "bullet bras," LMAO!!!

[tylerbreister]

i wouldnt be all fake like that

[ladavia89]

Looking at how my grandmothers and parents are aging I think I'll stick with natural.

[monnee]

Natural all the way for sure.

[Penwoir]

This is a no-brainer for me. I would without question age gracefully. I don't have any problems with other people having plastic surgery but I'm terrified of hospitals and would never go in through the door if it was not necessary. I would be worried about something going wrong during surgery. I would just try to look my best, age appropriate self, and be grateful for what God gave me. Plus, I want people to like me for who I am and not what I look like.

[pwvogt]

I am, and would choose to even I had the money, aging naturally.  Trying to defy aging seems to me to be a byproduct of a culture of youth.  Age used to come with some acknowledgment that you had accumulated some wisdom so it was okay to be older.  Now, it seems that if you even look older you are thought of as some kind of dinosaur who has no idea how to operate anything or have any views worth listening to about the "new" reality.  Most of us who are older do not fit that profile.  Kind of sad, I think, that we seem to have lost an appreciation for the elderly in our society.

[Nancy5]

I think if a person wants a small facelift, or maybe an eye tuck that's their choice.  I just think some of the celebrities have gone overboard and look so "plastic" when they smile nothing moves and they look so fake.  Has anyone seen Priscilla Presley lately?  A little too much, as with Wayne Newton, Joan Rivers, Kenny Rogers, and of course Michael Jackson, and the list goes on and on.

[bigfoot951]

Plastic surgery...no shot.  The crazy thing is that if people would eat right and take care of themselves they would look better than they ever could with plastic surgery.

[ancmetro]

 Do not forget: Youth is in your mind!