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\n\t\t<\/h3>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n\t\t\tCosmetic surgery candidates often look to celebrities as references for their own aesthetic goals. Whether it\u2019s due to the striking glow-ups revealed on red carpets \u2014 or the increasing transparency of stars confessing their own procedure details \u2014 people turn to Hollywood for beauty inspiration. However, elective surgery goals aren\u2019t the same across the board, [\u2026]\t\t<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The real estate agent has been open about transforming herself via nose job, eyelid surgery and weight loss, and asked Paul, 31, on the show, \u201cDo I look your age?\u201d When viewers trolled her, saying she was trying to turn into her daughter because she was now famous, May shut them down. \u201cI love Tay and my other kids more than life itself,\u201d she wrote via Instagram. \u201cI would never be jealous of them. That\u2019s ludicrous! I don\u2019t have to want to look like my daughter, she looks like me! It\u2019s called genetics!\u201d<\/p>\n
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\n<\/blockquote>\nU.K. plastic surgeon Alex Karidis<\/strong> believes the trend is \u201cabout something other than looking much younger.\u201d He writes that the psychology of the facelift centers on \u201cwanting the external image to be a more accurate reflection of how they feel inside. It\u2019s human nature to be optimistic, so people take this journey to reinvigorate and reinvent themselves to face the next phase in their lives.\u201d<\/p>\nThat\u2019s especially understandable for women in the spotlight thanks to their daughters. They\u2019ve become supporting cast members in their offspring\u2019s high-profile worlds, with the accompanying red carpet access, climbing follower counts and sudden public scrutiny. Combine that with society\u2019s harsh judgment of women\u2019s looks \u2014 and the erasure of women over 40 \u2014 and why wouldn\u2019t they want to appear younger? Look no further than The Substance<\/em> for a grotesque parable about the pressure women of a certain age face, especially in Hollywood. Who can blame these mogul mamas?<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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\n<\/blockquote>\nU.K. plastic surgeon Alex Karidis<\/strong> believes the trend is \u201cabout something other than looking much younger.\u201d He writes that the psychology of the facelift centers on \u201cwanting the external image to be a more accurate reflection of how they feel inside. It\u2019s human nature to be optimistic, so people take this journey to reinvigorate and reinvent themselves to face the next phase in their lives.\u201d<\/p>\n
That\u2019s especially understandable for women in the spotlight thanks to their daughters. They\u2019ve become supporting cast members in their offspring\u2019s high-profile worlds, with the accompanying red carpet access, climbing follower counts and sudden public scrutiny. Combine that with society\u2019s harsh judgment of women\u2019s looks \u2014 and the erasure of women over 40 \u2014 and why wouldn\u2019t they want to appear younger? Look no further than The Substance<\/em> for a grotesque parable about the pressure women of a certain age face, especially in Hollywood. Who can blame these mogul mamas?<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n