Since South Korea made a major breakthrough in cosmetic technology, cosmetic surgery has become a trend in the entertainment industry. In order to make themselves more beautiful, most stars have shown their faces. Cosmetic surgery is for the sake of one's career to a higher level, which is understandable, and some stars have proved this.
But is plastic surgery really good? In particular, can celebrities really help their careers by going up a flight of stairs? As it turns out, this is not entirely the case.
Everyone wants to be beautiful and outstanding, but some people think they are not beautiful enough, so plastic surgery has become their "accomplice" to become beautiful. The sequelae after plastic surgery are also very terrible. They will face facial stiffness, tooth loss and drooping eyes. What is even more frightening is that the children born in the future don't look like themselves, which will be very embarrassing.
In the entertainment circle, almost all the stars will not admit that they have plastic surgery. Cosmetic surgery is a lack of confidence in one's face value. In this era of looking at faces, face value is important, but as a star, shouldn't talent and acting be more important? What's more, some stars are beautiful, but they have to show their faces in public, which will only ruin themselves and their bright future.
Ma Yili used to be the examiner of the play, and he was very opposed to students getting plastic surgery. He won't accept plastic surgery students, even if they just tattoo their eyebrows. Because actors rely on acting, not face value, so the actors who face plastic surgery face stiff facial expressions, uncoordinated muscles and facial paralysis when filming. How can they make good works?
Therefore, I personally think that stars should not go for plastic surgery, but should focus on how to improve their acting skills in order to truly get the audience's love and respect.