Iggy Azalea wasn't afraid to open up about her plastic
surgery after getting a breast augmentation and a nose job last year, and she
hopes to set an example for other women, too. Covering the April 2016 issue of Elle Canada, Iggy chats about plastic surgery and
how the world needs to change its perspective on it.
She told the publication “I think, in
2016, people should be more accepting of the fact that both famous and
non-famous women are having cosmetic procedures. That's just the reality and I
think more people need to admit that sh*t so it doesn't have to be so taboo because
we're all doing it anyway. I wanted to change my nose because I didn't grow up
with a bump on it—that happened when I got smashed in the face with a soccer
ball when I was 16," she revealed. "Now I feel like my nose looks the
way it's supposed to look”.
Iggy questioned the conflict between telling a woman to love herself and
chastising her for wanting to change herself to feel more confident saying “Everyone tells you that you should love your
body the way it is but then it is bad to say that you want to change something
about yourself not because you want to look like someone else, just because you
want to? What's wrong with that? There's nothing black and white about beauty
or plastic surgery. There are no guarantees that it will fix how you feel about
yourself. All of those women who criticize someone for having surgery if they
had $10 million in their account tomorrow, I'd dare them not to change one
thing about themselves or at least think about it...And there's nothing wrong
with that”.
Iggy just hopes the world will stop shaming women for their decisions about
their own bodies in the future, and rather applaud them for whatever makes them
happy.
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