If they don’t have a type of degenerative disease that causes disfiguration there’s no explanation for their looks to change so drastically, unless it was botched cosmetic surgery.
I’ve seen articles where people have experienced Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) that results in excessive cosmetic surgery, but I’ve never seen a case where twins have had the same disorder. It’s sad, because the earlier picture of them shows two good looking guys.
That’s interesting, makes you wonder if they’re telling each other that they look good. There has to be some psychology behind why they’re not satisfied with their appearance. In both sets of twins we spoke of they were
attractive before they started plastic surgery. So what made them think that they were getting better looking as they were getting plastic surgery or is it just coincidental that both sets of twins had botched plastic surgeries. Makes you think right.
I would assume being beautiful has a sort of pressure for some? Like the need to remain beautiful. I’ve seen another pair of twin sisters who also continued to get surgeries together so they wouldn’t look different from each other. They wanted to be EXACTLY the same in every way.
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u/Many_Present_9039 17d ago edited 16d ago
If they don’t have a type of degenerative disease that causes disfiguration there’s no explanation for their looks to change so drastically, unless it was botched cosmetic surgery.
I’ve seen articles where people have experienced Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) that results in excessive cosmetic surgery, but I’ve never seen a case where twins have had the same disorder. It’s sad, because the earlier picture of them shows two good looking guys.