Charm Niccole had her first plastic surgery operation when she was ten years old. She had her horrifically disgusting and morally wrong outie belly button turned into an innie.
The brave and noble doctor who was willing to perform this life-changing procedure? Charm’s Dad, plastic surgeon Michael Niccole.
Charm, now 25, and her sister Brittani, also 25, are sisters from Orange County in the US. A video interview with them and their father has been making waves on the interwebs today.
Why? Dr. Niccole proudly uses them as walking surgery advertisements. Because GOOD PARENTING.
Both have had several hideous issues with their outrageously gross bodies corrected by their heroic dad. Adopted as babies, it was just so lucky that Charm and Brittani would end up with a father who could not only recognise all the things about them that needed fixing, but had the skills to fix it all himself.
Both girls have had their torturously inadequate breasts made bigger. Brittani had her nose, which was practically a face deformity, fixed at 20. Both get botox in their faces and underarms.
Let’s take a moment to congratulate their their father, Dr. Niccole, who managed to save both his daughters from a life of stigmitsation and ridicule, by taking them from this:
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They look so much better healthier and natural before plastic surgery! Shame they feel the need to look so incredibly fake!!
“They’ve lived in the world of cosmetics, so they understand the importance of looking and maintaining your beauty for the rest of their lives,” Dr. Niccole says.
Dafuq is wrong with people? How is undergoing surgery to change what you originally looked like 'maintaining your beauty'? Taking care of your hygiene and health... THAT is maintaining your beauty. Changing yourself to suit the desire of another's eyes? That's just placing your self worth on someone else's beauty ideal.
I don't care what people do with their bodies, but at least be honest about it.
.. and really.. teaching your kids that they're only valued for their appearance.. Parenting fail.