In fact, from my personal point of view, the pursuit of beauty is understandable, but it needs a reasonable limit. In fact, through makeup, I think an ordinary person can also become a star. Isn't there a saying that there are no ugly women in the world, only lazy women? I agree that the glamour outside may have preferential treatment in many aspects, but the troubles behind it also follow. In fact, Chen Hao's advertisements deserve our scrutiny. "You are so beautiful." Everyone has a different aesthetic view. Why risk a short life? The beauty of appearance will gradually disappear as time goes by. Only inner strength and self-confidence are full of vitality. With the growth of age, it will become stronger and stronger, emitting a charming atmosphere. At any time, we should believe that we are the most beautiful and radiate our unique beauty from the inside out, so naturally, we are radiant.
Generally speaking, although some interviewees yearn for plastic surgery, they are also very afraid of the danger of plastic surgery.
As for cosmetic surgery, most interviewees hope that the other party can tell them the truth, and most people will mind their partner's cosmetic surgery, because cosmetic surgery can't solve some fundamental problems.
According to the question 1, 5 1% of the respondents think that their looks are average, 39% are satisfied with their looks, 10% are dissatisfied with their looks, and the proportion of male and married respondents is slightly higher. On the whole, there are not many respondents who are dissatisfied with their looks, while the satisfaction of men is slightly higher than that of women. 2. According to question 2, 66% of the respondents have never thought about plastic surgery, 47% are very determined and say they will never do it in their lifetime. 16% said they don't want to do it at present, but they may do it in the future; Thirty percent
64% of the respondents said that they had thought about the whole thing, among which 2 1% said they wanted micro-plastic surgery, and 13% wanted plastic surgery. The proportion of male respondents who do not have plastic surgery is higher than that of female respondents, and there is not much difference between unmarried and married respondents. 3. According to question 3, 67% of the respondents who want plastic surgery want to trim a certain part, and the proportion of women is higher than that of men; Fifteen percent of the respondents want to make a place better, with a higher proportion of men than women; Generally speaking, most of the respondents just want to trim a certain part, and most of them are women, and most of them want to make a big change. 4. According to question 4, danger and fear of deterioration and sequelae are the three main reasons why respondents don't want to have plastic surgery. Female respondents are more worried about danger and illness deterioration than male respondents, while male respondents are more worried about making themselves different than before. Unmarried respondents are more worried about danger and sequelae than married respondents. It can be seen that danger and sequelae are the most worrying issues for respondents, while married female respondents are worried about danger. 5. According to question 5, face, eyes and nose are the parts that most people want to repair, accounting for 32%, 26% and 18% respectively. The proportion of female respondents who want to do eye fixation is higher than that of male respondents, the proportion of unmarried respondents who want to do facial fixation is higher than that of married respondents, and the proportion of married respondents who want to do waist-abdomen fixation is higher than that of unmarried respondents. In short, there are more people who want plastic surgery, eye surgery and nose surgery, and different age groups want different parts. 6. According to question 6, 56% of the respondents are very worried about plastic surgery, with a higher proportion of women than men, and 33% of the respondents are worried about plastic surgery, with a higher proportion of men than women. Overall, 90% of the respondents are worried about cosmetic surgery. 7. It can be seen from question 7 that the attitudes of the respondents are not very uniform. 35% of the respondents said that they would not say it unless necessary, 33% said they would explain it to each other on their own initiative, 30% said they would explain it when asked, and 22% said they would never say it. The proportion of women who are unwilling to explain is higher than that of men, and most unmarried respondents will not say it on their own initiative. 8. According to question 8, 64% of the respondents said they would mind the other person's plastic surgery, of which 37% said they would care and 27% said they were very concerned. The proportion of men who care is slightly higher than that of women. It can be seen that most respondents will be more concerned about the cosmetic surgery of their other half, unmarried respondents will be more concerned, and married respondents will be very concerned. 9. According to question 9, the main reasons why respondents mind are deceptive and unacceptable facts, accounting for 38% and 365,438+0% respectively. Male respondents still think that all nature is good, while female respondents feel that it will not solve the fundamental problem.