Plastic surgery was once a taboo topic. Many people openly oppose plastic surgery such as face-lifting and breast augmentation, and they are not silent when talking about the stars who have undergone plastic surgery. But after years of development and transformation, many people now dare to admit their plastic surgery experience. But even so, there are still quite a few people who don't want others to know that they have had a knife, or even lie to their lover. Is this really desirable?

Your body is your privacy.

You may not want the fact of your plastic surgery to become a topic of discussion among colleagues in the office teahouse. Many people will use vacation as an excuse to do some plastic surgery that needs recovery, instead of revealing the real reason for their vacation to others after work. In addition, doctors will be asked to be natural so as not to attract the attention of people around them.

You have the right to protect your plastic surgery privacy, but you should tell your spouse or lover frankly in person. Most plastic surgery, such as rhinoplasty or breast augmentation, requires a long recovery period. When you are at home, it is better to tell your lover frankly about yourself than to make up various reasons to hide the fact of plastic surgery.

You need a calm conversation.

If you don't think your partner will approve of your plastic surgery decision, then what you need to do next is to sit down with him/her and have a calm talk. You can prepare your own reasons for cosmetic surgery in advance. If the purpose of plastic surgery is to improve self-esteem rather than attract others' attention, I believe that under your persuasion, he/she will understand your choice.

If your spouse or lover is still nervous or worried about your choice after a calm conversation, you might as well invite him/her to accompany you to see a professional plastic surgeon for face-to-face consultation. Through the professional introduction of the plastic surgeon, his/her concerns will be more easily eliminated.