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"Anyone up for some toe shortening? What about some butt implants? Even better, what about a shoulder liposuction, which some women have recently requested because they want a collarbone like Keira Knightley? I&amp;#039;ve come across a slew of articles recently about &amp;quot;fashion surgeries&amp;quot; \u2013 uncommon plastic surgeries women want purely for cosmetic reasons. These surgeries aren&amp;#039;t as popular as breast implants or nose-jobs-as-graduation-gifts, but doctors are reporting an increase in requests for cosmetic surgeries like butt implants and belly button reshaping. Which brings me to my question: really? I&amp;#039;m all about getting a manicure if my nails look sloppy or hitting the gym before spring break, but these are actual surgeries with price tags up to $15,000, depending on what you choose. Aside from people who get plastic surgeries for health reasons, there are women who look in the mirror, point to a spot on their body and say, &amp;quot;I wanna change that.&amp;quot;  What about trying to accept your body as it is? I definitely understand that it&amp;#039;s so much easier said than done, but in my personal opinion, if we start to change everything about ourselves, all we&amp;#039;ll ever see are flaws \u2013 flaws that aren&amp;#039;t even there.  I was a dancer for 15 years, and when you spend 25 hours a week bouncing around in a leotard and tights it&amp;#039;s hard to avoid seeing every line and curve of your body in the mirror. But it never occurred to me that I could have surgery to get rid of a little arm jiggle. In fact, I am proud of my arm jiggle \u2013 and you should be too.  What do you think about the new trend of &amp;quot;fashion&amp;quot; surgeries? Would you ever consider one? Happy with my belly button, Allyson Ayers Editorial Intern "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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