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According to Jonathan Haidt’s book “The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth In Ancient Wisdom” People who undergo plastic surgery report (on average) high levels of satisfaction with the process, and they even report increases in the quality of their lives and decreases in psychiatric symptoms (such as depression and anxiety) in the years after the operation/procedures.
Since questions are always asked here on which purchases made you happiest, did Fatties here find this to be true?
Edit: Sounds like most of agree that it is definitely worth it to spend the money to improve your appearance. But, the thought or desire to do so beforehand has to be present. I.E. not being interested in a procedure and then getting one won’t do much to improve happiness.
I had something done and it was 100% worth it. If it makes you feel good and live life confident and happy I say go for it.
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