We’ve already established how plastic surgery can be an awesome, long-lasting gift for your loved one. But let’s face it — it can give off the wrong vibe if you do it rashly.
Around 7% of people who received cosmetic surgery as a gift said they’re slightly offended or unhappy with their present. Instead of viewing it as a way to improve themselves, they must have felt that there’s something wrong with them that prompted their partners to give them such a present.
To make sure that your significant other doesn’t take this the wrong way, here are some guidelines to follow:
- Only suggest a procedure that your loved one mentioned. The best gifts are the wanted ones. If your partner ever mentioned getting liposuction before, just imagine how elated she would be if you give her a liposuction discount coupon!
- Don’t secretly arrange surgery for someone. Getting plastic surgery requires ample preparation and comprehensive consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. This will also ensure your partner gets the right procedure to achieve her dream look. You can always promise to pay for the actual surgery later!
- Pre-pay for a treatment your loved one regularly gets. If your significant other regularly gets Botox and fillers, then there’s no harm paying in advance for their next session.
