Thai Lady Who Perfected Her Features Showed Us The Truth Behind Cosmetic Surgery

 8 Dao Kéo, a public group on Facebook with more than 23K members have created a community where ladies from all walks of life come together to share their stories and experience with cosmetic surgery.

On 16 January, a Vietnamese Facebook user Khanh Thy shared in the group photos detailing a woman's cosmetic surgery transformation journey. After some investigative work, we found out that the lady is none other than a popular Thai makeup artist who goes by the name Piyapeauty on Facebook and Instagram.

As of the time of writing, the post had received almost 7k shares. Since the post went viral, many users have left comments expressing their astonishment.

Here are some photos of how Piyapeauty looked after her nose and eyelid surgery

As you can see, her eyes and nose are visibly swollen after her nose and eyelid surgery. The first picture on the left also shows tapes acting as markers for her face in what we also presume is part of a face trimming surgery.

The online community who saw her bruised and swollen face was worried for her but Piyapeauty expressed that this is completely normal. In fact, she also shared that it took almost three months for the swelling to go away.

Though we can still see the bruises from her eyes and areas near her chin, it is safe to say that her face trimming surgery was a great success.

Now that the swelling had eased, her eyes seem brighter and nose also seems close to the definition of the perfect nose too. Check out her V-line.

The same user also shared photos of the Vietnamese lady who went about her day-to-day activities and she is simply stunning.

Don't you think she looks just like a model now?

Makeup definitely helps to define and highlight her new features.

Here's how Piapeauty looks before and after her cosmetic surgery

While Piapeauty's followers insisted that she was pretty to begin with and thought the cosmetic surgery was completely unnecessary, she agreed but had no regrets about it because she wanted to perfect her features for herself and she's happy with the results today.

Cosmetic surgery is a subject that we don't talk about enough in Singapore and is probably an act that most Singaporeans would not accept publicly because everyone is so pro-natural beauty, right? But if you were given a choice to change a part of you for free, would you do it?

Here's a little food for thought from us this weekend. If you would like to read more thought-invigorating stories, stay tuned.

Photos: Khanh Thy via 8 Dao Kéo, Piyapeauty
Text by: GirlStyle SG