Relationship strengthens when you complement each other
Shout-out to those lovely couples out there! Have you been trying to prove your love for each other and all ideas that hit your brain were mundane? Guess what? A surgeon has come up with a solution for you guys. You both lovebirds can actually complement each other in terms of appearance. Beauty matching is a new trend in the town all the way from surgeon’s office that would make the couple appear a bit similar to one another.
The date night-meets-plastic surgery procedures are often done before big-life events. Botox treatment to get rid of frown lines is generally preferred by the couples prior to a milestone anniversary party.
What exactly Beauty Matching is?
Growing in popularity, Beauty Matching is a plastic surgery procedure that allows you to make your features identical to those of your partner. Surprisingly, you won’t lose your original look as the surgeon will work with you to give you the desired shape. For example- If you need your nose to be like your partner’s nose, then the surgeon would give you the same look without totally changing your nose identical to his’ or her’s.
You may approach a surgeon if you are aging at a faster rate than your significant half. It shouldn’t be a competition, but if your partner motivates you to be your best, well, there’s nothing wrong with that.
Things to know before you book a beauty-matching appointment
- Not recommended in case of an unhealthy relationship: Do not go under the knife just for the sake of saving your relationship. If nothing is cooking between both of you, sadly you are definitely not among the couples that are two bodies, one soul.
- Better the bonding, better the recovery: Beauty-matching isn’t only about copycatting but a mutual decision to share the experience. Whether a botox treatment or a liposuction, you both need to be there for each other to offer emotional support.
- Do it for yourself not because your partner wants you to do it: It’s never gonna be great if you feel pressured into something. The outcomes after a plastic surgery are often life-threatening and lead to complications in the body.
