Q Talk

[Daffney]

Has anyone noticed quite a number of the ladies chosen as Shining Examples Of Embracing The Age Of Possibility have had cosmetic surgery?  In my opinion,  that does not foster the MESSAGE.  Helen Miran, save the day!!!

[TheMemphisVette]

whatever works for the individual

hopefully getting to a nice mature age of 50 and over results in 100% tolerance and zero body/image judging

[lgfan]

@Daffney

I agree with you about Helen Mirren. She is aging gracefully. Judi Dench and Julianne Moore are also aging gracefully. I know that they have had plastic surgery but they still look like themselves.

[Qvcmeow]

@lgfan I adore those ladies!! I first discovered Judy Dench on on the shoe "As Time Goes By," which is one of my all-time faves.

I'd add Maggie Smith to this list, too. Have you ever watched, "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" -- 50 and fabulous is on full display!

[kaydee50]

I'd add Meryl Streep to the list of aging well.  She may have had some "work" done but at least she still looks like herself well into her 70s.

[ellaphant]

I've had cosmetic surgery and very happy I did. 

Great, natural results. 

[rms1954]

Anything is possible at any age; even cosmetic surgery.

[snipsnapsnur]

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@Daffney wrote:

Has anyone noticed quite a number of the ladies chosen as Shining Examples Of Embracing The Age Of Possibility have had cosmetic surgery?  In my opinion,  that does not foster the MESSAGE.  Helen Miran, save the day!!!

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Who are you saying has had plastic surgery and how do you know that for a fact?

[THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes]

How many is "Quite a number" out of the 50, I wonder?

[Kachina624]

I don't blame them.  If I was in the public eye, had the money and time to recuperate privately, I'd have cosmetic surgery too.

In my situation now, it's of little importance to me so I'd never bother.