At 60 years old, Sophie Davant
embrace life fully. Always very bright, the famous journalist
never hid the fact that she had had cosmetic surgery. However, the figure of the PAF
takes care not to abuse it as she confided to the magazine Feminine.
“Do cosmetic surgery to completely transform myself, no, but to improve what may displease, why not (…) When you’re in an image business, I don’t see why we wouldn’t draw on that- inside. We must not fall into the trap of wanting to stay young at all costs, of wanting to fight the slightest wrinkle. We must choose the right techniques and the right doctors so that the result remains pretty and natural.” highlighted the mother of the family.
Surgery yes, but with limits
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This Friday, October 13, 2023, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine welcomed Sophie Davant to promote her book What a joy to grow old published by Solar editions. In it, the former presenter of Deal concluded stressed the importance of feeling beautiful without trying to be twenty years younger.
The opportunity for her to rant against the detractors. It must be said that the scalpel has become commonplace in recent years, particularly thanks to reality TV candidates. “I don’t understand this taboo around cosmetic surgery! Today, there is a battery of aesthetic medicine tools. Cosmetic surgery, you have to know why we do it. If it’s to repair inner wounds , it’s not going to work (…) It’s hypocritical because there are lots of women who use it for little things“, she protested.
Sophie Davant took the opportunity to remind us that these physical modifications had to be done within reason. “It’s not about erasing all the wrinkles and looking like a twenty-year-old girl. That’s not my thing at all. Already being at peace with yourself and looking in the mirror at the same time psychologically by being in tune with yourself and not finding yourself too ugly“, she added.
The host
notably confided that it was necessary to observe the clients of the practice for a surgeon to see if they were not “too natural. If so, it’s best to back off. “There are professionals who do the right thing and those who are a little too heavy-handed. Afterwards, you have to know what you want,” she concluded. That’s what it says!
“I don’t understand this taboo around cosmetic surgery! It’s hypocritical, there are lots of women who resort to it, who do little things.”@sodavant In #CàVouspic.twitter.com/OEGdnVGt2l
— C to you (@cavousf5) October 13, 2023
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